Extended Education

Counselling Theories (COUN 0202)

Basic assumptions and applications of several theories of counselling are covered including Adlerian, Person-Centered, Feminist, Gestalt and Cognitive. Consideration is given to fundamental issues in counselling, particularly the integration of theories with counselling practice. 

Prerequisite: Counselling Skills - Level I

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    Course length

    30 contact hours

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    Format

    Online

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    Course fees

    $675
    Pricing subject to change without notice

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Learning outcomes

Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

  • identify and discuss the key characteristics of various counselling approaches and theories
  • compare and contrast counselling theories through discussion, case illustration and application of theoretical approaches to counselling situations and populations
  • develop a continued self-awareness, identity and personal style in counselling
  • examine and articulate his or her own personal beliefs and values around the counselling process
  • use personal reflection and assessment to create a frame of reference in order to develop his or her own philosophy and personal style of counselling
  • examine ethical issues relevant to counselling practice

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