Learn the fundamentals of how counselling and psychotherapy work, and how to use counselling skills
What you'll learn
Counselling skills
Person-centred (client-centred) approach
Listening and relationship-building skills
How the therapeutic relationship works
Understand where psychological problems come from and what to do about them
Requirements
This course will cover the fundamentals of counselling and requires no previous experience
Description
Where you are looking to work as a counsellor, strengthen personal and professional relationships, or add a valuable skill to your CV, counselling skills are essential for forming meaningful bonds with other people.
This course will teach you the fundamentals of counselling. We will use the person-centred (also known as client-centred) approach developed by Carl Rogers to empower others to find solutions to their problems and help them move forward.
The person-centered approach places the client's experiences at the heart of counselling. By helping people to develop greater self-awareness and self-acceptance, they are able to feel positive about themselves and find ways to grow and develop as a person.
This course is suitable for those who are new to counselling, or those with existing counselling skills that are looking to understand the person-centred approach. We will cover:
What counselling is and how it works
What skills do counsellors need?
How to use the person-centred approach
Self-concept, self-esteem and human psychology
What the core conditions are and how to use them
Counselling skills including listening, reflecting, summarising and questioning
Working as a counsellor

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