PSYC3012 Interviewing and Counselling

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The topic will examine the basic skills and theories of counselling with a focus on psychotherapy in clinical settings. Specifically addressed in the topic will be the basic components of interviewing and counselling, the client-therapist relationship and the barriers to effective psychotherapy. Specific models of psychotherapy will be presented as … For more content click the Read More button below.

The topic will examine the basic skills and theories of counselling with a focus on psychotherapy in clinical settings. Specifically addressed in the topic will be the basic components of interviewing and counselling, the client-therapist relationship and the barriers to effective psychotherapy. Specific models of psychotherapy will be presented as well as aspects of psychotherapy with specific client groups.

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This topic aims to introduce students to theories of counselling and basic counselling skills such as listening, providing feedback and non-verbal communication. Barriers to effective counselling, and the formation of a functional and ethical client-therapist relationship are also taught. Other aims are to provide interactive practice, through role-plays and to inform students about practical aspects of counselling,

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Interviewing and Counselling