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Approaches to Counselling - Person-Centred
S01158

This short, introductory course introduces the underlying theory and concepts of the Humanistic, Person-Centred Approach to counselling. The course will be of particular interest to those interested in exploring the field of counselling or those who work with people in a volunteer capacity.

Course Content

On this short course you will be introduced to the work of the Humanistic approach to counselling and in particular, theorists Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow. The main topics will be:

Roger?s core-conditions of the therapeutic relationship

Congruence

Unconditional Positive Regard

Empathic Understanding

Maslow?s concept of motivation, growth and self-actualisation

This course is predominantly theoretical and not skills based.

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for this course you must be 19 or over on 31st August prior to the course start date.

To be eligible for this course you must be 19 or over on 31st August prior to the course start date.

There are no formal entry requirements for this course however, to fully benefit from the workshop we recommend that you have a minimum of Level 1 English speaking and listening skills.

Assessment Methods

Whilst is no formal assessment for this short course, you will be asked to complete a short Personal Learning Review.

Additional Information

This is an on-site, classroom-based course. Please arrive promptly and commit to attending the whole session.

Please bring pen and paper or other method of notetaking.

Following this course, you may be interested in attending our other Introduction courses entitled ?Approaches to? , or other mental well-being courses. If you are interested in becoming a counsellor, you may be interested in our Introduction to Counselling course which can lead to studying for a qualification through the Level 2 Counselling Skills course.

For other related mental well-being and counselling courses see our website: Counselling | RHACC | Richmond | London UK