Overview
The topic covers the processes and principles of clinical practice as a counsellor. The content includes administration, ethics and legal considerations, developing a professional identity, supervision, life-long learning, and self-care.
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Aims
This topic equips you with the knowledge and understanding of the legal, ethical, and professional standards as they relate to counselling and therapy. You are encouraged to consider your motivations, values, and hopes as you begin your career to becoming a counsellor. The topic explores the key components that supports safe and professional practice.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this topic you will be expected to be able to:
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Demonstrate competencies in producing a range of clinical documentation that is professional, accurate, informed and in line with best practice standards within an Australian medico-legal framework
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Discover the values and principles of what counselling means to you and your practice
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Demonstrate an understanding of ethical principles as they relate to counselling and psychotherapy
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Demonstrate an understanding of key policies, values and cultural considerations as they apply to and diverse populations
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Requisites information
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