Introduction to Counselling Concepts

Care, Health and Early Learning - Care
Introduction to Counselling Concepts(2010/2011)
Study Method:
Class sessions will be participative combing individual work, tutor input, group exercises and role-plays. There will also be background reading.

Duration :12 weeks (36 hours)
Who the Course is For:
This course is specifically suitable for those students who have little or no prior knowledge or experience of counselling. The course is for people who want to pursue personal or occupational/professional devleopment. People who work or deal regularly with other people, particularly in a supportive or advisory capacity will benefit from gaining insight into the basic method and concepts of counselling.
Course Leads To:
Intermediate Certificate in Counselling Skills
Entry Requirements:
There are no formal entry requirements. Students must have an interest in working with people and be a minimum of 18 years. Students will be required to attend an interview selection process.
Content:
This short introductory course develops your practical listening and helping skills, which you can use in your workplace or everyday life. The course will enable you to develop an understanding of basic counselling skills. The course also gives you an idea of what further counselling training involves and whether this is the path you want to follow.
Students will complete a weekly journal of their experiences on each workshop. Students will also role play in small groups (triads) to practice and develop basic counselling skills.

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(FCR) - INTRODUCTION TO COUNSELLING CONCEPTS (SPRING)
Evenings
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Thursday (14/01/2010)
22/04/2010
240.00
31.00
Rush Green Campus
Q370C056-09