This short, university credit bearing course will explore and develop the interpersonal skills that form the foundation of counselling and psychotherapy. Once completed you will be able to demonstrate the skills involved in listening, responding
In this specialist, short course you will explore and develop the interpersonal skills that form the foundation of counselling and psychotherapy. You will be given the opportunity to consider how these verbal and non-verbal skills can improve personal communication and enhance self-awareness.
Learning outcomes
On completion of this course you will be able to
- Demonstrate the skills involved in listening, responding, questioning and engaging
- Critically evaluate your own skill in a role play interaction. You will also gain an understanding of a range of approaches to learning including the ability to evaluate and reflect.
Course content
Topics covered may include:
- Core conditions
- Questioning skills
- Paraphrasing
- Ethics and confidentiality
- Clinical supervision and support
- Maintaining boundaries
- Learning through reflection
- Learning log
