Counseling and Psychotherapy Theory

Description

In this course, you will learn:

• Counseling and psychotherapy's fundamental characteristics.
• New perspective on the client's "issues," "causes," and "changing process."
• Various counselling and psychotherapy theories (psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, and family counselling approaches).
• A viewpoint that unifies numerous counselling and psychotherapy approaches around the concept of "facilitating variables of good development."
• Through case illustrations, students gain a deeper grasp and application of ideas.

Syllabus:

1. Psychological Pain, Suffering and Counseling
2. Counseling and Human Change
3. Psychodynamic Approach (1) Freud's Drive Theory
4. Psychodynamic Approach (2) Object Relations/Attachment Theory
5. Cognitive-Behavioral Approach (1) Behavioral Approach
6. Cognitive-Behavioral Approach (2) Cognitive Approach
7. Humanistic Approach
8. Family/System Approach
9. Integrating Different Counseling Approaches: Process-Based Intervention Model(PBIM) (by C.Kim)