Monash University
0.5 years (full time), 1 year (part time)
This course addresses growing mental health care and wellbeing needs by developing you as a professional counsellor, allowing you to explore, identify and examine intervention strategies to assist those at risk.
Applicants must have successfully completed a recognised bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification with a 60% average for an application to be considered. Applicants must also meet the English language requirements.
In this course, you will focus on the following areas: lifespan development and counselling approaches relevant to issues experienced during the lifespan, theory and counselling practice that leads towards positive change, effective coping, and mental/emotional well-being, principles, guidelines, and issues in conducting counselling in an ethically appropriate manner, and foundational interviewing and counselling skills as an interpersonal process, and the application of these to diverse contexts.
Designed by experienced educators with substantial experience working as professional counsellors and psychologists, this course will provide you with knowledge of theory, concepts, principles, issues and contexts relevant to working as a counsellor, as well as preparatory skills.
For those already within an established career, the course will provide complimentary knowledge and understanding of human behaviour which may be applied to enable a positive, supportive and safe workplace environment. Successful completion of the Graduate Certificate of Counselling does not guarantee admission into the Master of Counselling course. Applicants interested in progressing to the Master of Counselling course will need to submit a new course application. Admission into the Master of Counselling is competitive and based on academic merit.
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