Integrative Approaches to Counselling
Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2024050683
S$2,640
About This Course
Critique the various modern and postmodern approaches in counselling
Defend the importance of common factors & salient issues involved in counselling
Appraise the integrative approaches to counselling in local context
Construct a personal theory of counselling based on self-analysis as well as one�s own view of the counsellor�s role and integration of various counselling approaches
Design integrative intervention strategies that aim to facilitate decision-making and behaviour change relevant to the local context
Recommend strategies for evaluation and termination of integrative counselling in local context
What You'll Learn
This course discusses the need for integration of the various approaches to counselling, and presents in detail Corey�s integrative approach to counselling. The latter illuminates on the cognitive, affective and behavioural dimensions of counselling and based on these arenas, purports an integrative perspective to counselling. Other integrative approaches including Lazarus� Multimodal Therapy, Adlerian Therapy, and Prochaska and Norcross� Transtheoretical Model, will also be discussed. This course further challenges students to begin developing an integrative perspective to counselling. In view of the expediency to understand and deal with diversity issues in multicultural Singapore, developing an integrative perspective would be efficacious.
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