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Course Outline:<\/strong><\/p>\n

It is sometimes the case that clients expect that the counsellor will be able to conjure up an instant cure. In such cases, it may well be necessary for the counsellor to spell out to the client that they are not an expert who can offer a magical solution to the client\u2019s problems, but that their role is to help the client express their problems and feelings so as to gain a better understanding of themselves. The client needs to understand that it is not the role of the counsellor to offer advice, but rather to enable the client to find their own solutions that are right for them.<\/p>\n

It may also be necessary to inform the client that finding solutions to problems can take a long time, and that they may need to exercise patience and be prepared to commit to a number of sessions.<\/p>\n

Increase your understanding of the use of counselling skills.<\/p>\n

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The Course Covers the Below Topics:<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Counselling Session<\/p>\n

Focus on the Present<\/p>\n

Telephone Counselling<\/p>\n

Dealing with Crises<\/p>\n

Problem-Solving Techniques I: Aggression<\/p>\n

Problem-Solving Techniques II: Depression<\/p>\n

Problem-Solving Techniques III: Grief and Loss<\/p>\n

Problem-Solving Techniques IV: Suicide<\/p>\n

Learning Outcome:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Demonstrate the application of micro skills to different stages of the counselling process.<\/p>\n

Role-play the dynamics of the counselling process including such phenomenon as present experiences, feedback, transference, counter-transference, projection and resistance.<\/p>\n

Demonstrate telephone counselling techniques.<\/p>\n

Develop appropriate responses to crises, both emotional and practical.<\/p>\n

Show ways of encouraging the client to deal with aggression.<\/p>\n

Demonstrate different ways of encouraging the client to cope with depression.<\/p>\n

Discuss strategies for dealing with grief.<\/p>\n

Develop different strategies of helping suicidal clients.<\/p>\n

Career Options:<\/strong><\/p>\n

Successful completion of this course will complement the below careers:<\/p>\n