An introduction to the counselling skills, methods and ethical standards needed to support people through emotional, social and psychological difficulties in a professional and responsible way.
Good counselling starts with listening well. This course introduces the core theories and techniques used in psychosocial counselling, including active listening, building rapport, effective questioning and basic techniques for supporting clients dealing with stress, grief, trauma or social difficulties.
Alongside these practical skills, you will study the professional and ethical standards a counsellor is expected to uphold, such as confidentiality, boundaries and knowing when to refer a client to specialised care. It suits community health workers, teachers, HR practitioners, peer educators and anyone who regularly supports others through difficult situations, whether formally or informally.
3 sections · 10 lessons
Section 1
4 lessonsSection 2
1 lessonSection 2
5 lessonsWhat about here where it's written psychosocial counseling 0/5 what does mean because I have been studying lesson one but nothing has changed it is still 0/5
Pearson Banda
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Trijohn Nyangu
What is psycho social counseling?
Mpundu Kelvin
It's good just add live lessons
Sibeso Mooka
Looks at various counseling methods and technics needed for one to be a qualified counselor. Ethics refers to standard of right and wrong that prescribe what counsellors outght to do.
Purity Mukuwa
SaleBuild the knowledge needed for effective HIV and AIDS prevention, care and support work, from understanding transmission and testing to treatment, stigma reduction and peer education.
