Print Approaches to Counselling - Psychodynamic
S01157
Are you curious about how your past shapes your present relationships? The Psychodynamic model suggests our early experiences have a lasting impact. This introductory course explores the core concepts of this model, as developed by Sigmund Freud. It's perfect for anyone interested in counselling, education, or volunteer work involving people. You'll gain a foundational understanding of psychodynamic theory and its practical applications.
Course Content
This course covers:
The Structure of Human Personality: ID, EGO and SUPER EGO
Human Development from a Freudian Perspective: The Psychosexual Stages
Defence Mechanisms - what are they, and how do they manifest in day to day life
Entry Requirements
To be eligible for this course you must be 19 or over on 31st August prior to the course start date.
You must be 19 or over on 31st August prior to the course start date.
We recommend you have a minimum of Level 1 English speaking and listening skills to fully benefit from the workshop. No formal qualifications are required.
Assessment Methods
There is no formal assessment for this short course. You will be asked to complete a short Personal Learning Review to reflect on your learning. Following this course, you might be interested in our other "Approaches to" introductory courses or other mental well-being courses. If you're interested in becoming a counsellor, consider our Introduction to Counselling course, which can lead to a Level 2 Counselling Skills qualification.
Additional Information
This is an on-site, classroom-based course. Please arrive promptly and commit to attending the whole session. Please bring a pen and paper or another method for taking notes. For other related mental well-being and counselling courses, please see our website.
