Fundamentals of Counselling
Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2025053941
S$1,140
About This Course
This module is the second of a series of Foundation courses for the Master of Counselling programme. It is designed to lay a strong foundation in counselor education in both theory and practice at the graduate level. Course content covers an overview of major theories of counselling and examines the role of the counsellor in applying these theories into practice in various settings. Ethical and professional issues in counselling will be examined.
What You'll Learn
1. Design basic micro-skills required in counselling.
2. Compare and contrast different approaches and skills to counselling.
3. Appraise professional and ethical issues in counselling in local contexts.
4. Experiment with different counselling approaches to test out the theories in local contexts.
5. Examine personal values that influence counselling processes.
6. Evaluate professional and personal skills as a counsellor.
2. Compare and contrast different approaches and skills to counselling.
3. Appraise professional and ethical issues in counselling in local contexts.
4. Experiment with different counselling approaches to test out the theories in local contexts.
5. Examine personal values that influence counselling processes.
6. Evaluate professional and personal skills as a counsellor.
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