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Overview:

The Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of the fundamental skills and principles of counseling. This course aims to equip learners with the ability to support individuals facing various challenges in their lives. By exploring the core concepts and techniques used in counseling, students will develop effective communication skills, empathy, and the ability to build trusting relationships. The course covers essential topics such as active listening, establishing rapport, ethical considerations, and the importance of confidentiality in a counseling setting. Through a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical application, learners will gain a comprehensive foundation in counseling skills.

Participants will engage in interactive learning experiences, including role-playing exercises and case studies, to practice and refine their skills. The course also emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and reflection in the counseling process. By understanding their own biases and emotional responses, learners can become more effective and compassionate counselors. This course is ideal for those seeking to enhance their interpersonal skills, support others in a professional or personal capacity, or pursue further studies in counseling and related fields. Upon completion, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide initial support and guidance to individuals in need.

Learning Outcomes:

  • Develop effective communication and active listening skills.
  • Understand the core principles and ethics of counseling.
  • Build and maintain trusting client relationships.
  • Apply basic counseling techniques in practical scenarios.
  • Reflect on personal biases and emotional responses.

Description:

This Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills offers a comprehensive introduction to the essential skills and principles of counseling. Learners will explore key topics such as active listening, empathy, and ethical considerations. Through interactive activities and practical exercises, students will develop the ability to provide initial support and guidance to individuals facing various challenges. This course is suitable for those seeking to improve their interpersonal skills or considering a career in counseling.

Who is this course for:

This course is ideal for individuals seeking to enhance their interpersonal and communication skills, those considering a career in counseling, and professionals in related fields who wish to add counseling techniques to their skill set. It is also suitable for anyone interested in understanding and supporting others more effectively.

Career Path:

Graduates of this course can pursue roles such as support workers, mental health assistants, or progress to higher-level counseling qualifications. This certificate also benefits those in healthcare, social work, and human resources.

Course Curriculum

Introduction
Definition of Counselling 00:04:00
The Counselling Relationship 00:06:00
Psychology of Growth and Development
The Development Cycle 00:08:00
Parent, Child, Teacher Relationships 00:08:00
The Complexities of Growth 00:08:00
Introduction – Psychological Development 00:09:00
Therapeutic Language
Conflict and Stress 00:11:00
Behavioural Therapies 00:07:00
Working with Children 00:07:00
The Use of Language 00:07:00
Memory 00:08:00
Psychological Issues
Grief and Bereavement 00:06:00
Exploring Grief and Letting Go 00:07:00
Dysfunctional Families 00:08:00
What is Co-Dependency 00:07:00
Child Bullying and Child Abuse 00:08:00
Therapeutic Outcomes
Psychological Study of Education 00:06:00
Transformation 00:07:00
Using Newly Found Skills 00:05:00
Recovery – The Therapeutic Process 00:05:00
Moving on – Emotional Intimacy 00:06:00
Working as a Counsellor
Setting Up a Practice 00:10:00
Professional Depression Counselling Diploma
Introduction
About_Course 00:03:00
About_Tutor 00:02:00
What Causes Depression
Intro Depression 00:05:00
Melancholy_History 00:07:00
Signs of Depression 00:07:00
Brain_Depression 00:06:00
Neurons_Depression 00:09:00
Stress_Depression 00:10:00
Environment_Health 00:04:00
Sleep_Disorders 00:06:00
Somatic_Sympotoms 00:06:00
Risk_factors 00:07:00
Module_1_End_Qs 00:05:00
Different Types of Depression
Classification_Methods 00:07:00
Cyclymia 00:06:00
Creativity_Depression 00:07:00
Dysthymia_Atypica 00:07:00
Bipolar_Manic 00:06:00
Antenatal_Postpaturm_D 00:09:00
Bereavement_Grief 00:09:00
Dysthymia_Children 00:04:00
Elderly 00:06:00
Psychosocial_Health_Elderly 00:03:00
Module_2_Qs 00:04:00
Different Types of Medicine
Neurogenesis 00:04:00
MOI 00:04:00
Serotonin_Syndrome 00:03:00
SSRIs 00:03:00
Tyramine 00:03:00
Medical_Stats 00:10:00
Module_3_Qs 00:03:00
Complementary Alternative Therapies
Lifestyle_Diet_DD 00:07:00
St John’s Wort 00:05:00
Omega_3 00:04:00
Tai_Chi_Qigong 00:04:00
Yoga 00:04:00
Acupuncture 00:03:00
Art_Music_Therapy 00:08:00
Module_4_Qs 00:04:00
Counselling Approaches to Depression
Person_Centr_Appr 00:07:00
Family_Couples_Therapy 00:09:00
Step_Care_Approach 00:10:00
Psychodynamic_IPT 00:06:00
REBT 00:06:00
Hypnotherapy 00:05:00
Hypnotherapy_PTSD 00:05:00
Gestalt_Therapy 00:06:00
Therapeutic_Relationship 00:07:00
Knowledge_Qualities 00:03:00
Module_5_Qs 00:03:00
Thanks_GoodBye! 00:03:00
Psychology and Therapy of Addictions
Theories of Addiction
The Moral Model 00:06:00
The Psychological Model 00:07:00
The Medical / Disease Model 00:09:00
The Socio-Cultural Model 00:05:00
Addiction Treatments
Pharmacotherapy 00:03:00
The Minnesota Model 00:04:00
Counselling and Therapy 00:07:00
Harm Reduction Model 00:05:00
Treatments in Practice 00:05:00
Addiction in Society
Drug policies, Legislation and Decriminalisation 00:09:00
Community change, Outreach, Harm Reduction or Abstinence 00:06:00
Alcohol and Drug education 00:06:00
Alcohol- and drug related issues in the workplace 00:05:00
Addiction in Families
Codependency, Children of alcoholic families, parenting styles, family factors 00:08:00
Relapse for families, ‘letting go’, dependent attitudes and dependent behaviours 00:05:00
Al-Anon 00:05:00
The Intervention Approach 00:05:00
Working with Addiction
Why be a ‘helper’ 00:03:00
‘Helper’ qualities and attitudes 00:04:00
Counselling / ‘helping’ skills 00:04:00
Bereavement and Grief Counselling Diploma
Introduction to Grief & Bereavement
What is counselling: Introduction to Counselling Theory 00:07:00
Core Skills in Counselling 00:07:00
Counselling Approaches in Counselling 00:09:00
What is ‘Grief’ and ‘Bereavement’? 00:09:00
The Role of the Bereavement Counsellor 00:07:00
Attitudes Towards ‘Death’ and ‘Dying’
Beliefs that people held about ‘death’ and ‘dying’ 00:09:00
A child and adolescent view of death 00:07:00
Spirituality and Religion 00:08:00
What Happens When We Die
The process of dying 00:07:00
Stages of Grief 00:08:00
What is ‘Complicated grief’? 00:09:00
Depression Related to Grief and Bereavement
Sadness Vs Depression 00:06:00
Grief Vs Depression 00:05:00
Types of Depression 00:09:00
Diagnosis of Depression 00:05:00
Treatments available for depression 00:08:00
Counselling Process and Methods
Grief counselling: The loss of ‘self’ 00:07:00
Adjusting to violent death 00:08:00
Counselling the dying 00:07:00
Acceptance, Surrender, and ‘Letting go’ 00:05:00
Ending long-term counselling and follow-up 00:07:00
Thank You and Good Bye! 00:01:00