Theories and Techniques in Counselling
Training Provider: SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES
Course Reference: TGS-2024048806
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About This Course
At the end of the course, participants will develop self-evaluation skills as a counsellor, demonstrate basic microskills required in counselling, apply different counselling approaches, examine personal values that influence counselling processes, appraise professional and ethical issues in counselling and compare and contrast different approaches to counselling. This course is for participants to upskill themselves and develop relevant competencies in the area of family counselling for the social service sector.
What You'll Learn
This course gives an overview of major theories and techniques in counselling. The focus will be on the application of these psychotherapy approaches and theories in various settings, especially in the community. The course will also equip participants with the knowledge and skills to apply integrative approaches in counselling when dealing with clients from diverse backgrounds and presenting issues. Ethical and professional issues relating to participants’ work in family counselling will also be discussed.
Entry Requirements
Undergraduate degree in any field from a recognised institution
- Need to be working with a Social Service Agency (SSA) at the point of application
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