Psychology Counselling - Online course

Explore counselling techniques and communication skills in this Psychology Counselling course, designed for aspiring professionals.

This online Psychology Counselling course offers in-depth insight into the core principles and techniques of counselling. Students will learn the processes involved, from establishing rapport with clients to creating effective therapeutic strategies. Understanding these essential components prepares students for supporting individuals in various life challenges.

The course dives into communication skills, body language interpretation, and stress management techniques, all crucial for effective counselling. With the additional focus on Autism Spectrum Disorders, this course provides the knowledge required to assist those on the spectrum. Gain valuable tools that will help you understand, guide, and support individuals through their mental and emotional well-being journeys.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the basic principles and techniques used in counselling.
• Learn the steps involved in the counselling process and client interaction.
• Develop effective communication skills to aid client understanding.
• Explore stress management strategies beneficial for both clients and counsellors.
• Recognise the importance of body language in client relationships.
• Gain insight into Autism Spectrum Disorders and effective support techniques.

Curriculum Of Psychology Counselling - Online course

• Module 1-An Introduction to Counselling
• Module 2-The Counselling Process
• Module 3- Coaching Mentoring
• Module 4-Counselling Based Communication Skills
• Module 5-Understanding Body Language
• Module 6-Anger Management
• Module 7-Stress Management
• Module 8-Counsellors and Counselling

Who is this Course For:

• Individuals considering a career in counselling or therapy.
• Those seeking to improve communication and interpersonal skills.
• Anyone interested in understanding human psychology and behaviour.
• People aiming to help others manage stress and emotional challenges.
• Aspiring mentors or life coaches wishing to deepen their knowledge.
• Mental health enthusiasts eager to learn counselling techniques.
• Social workers who wish to expand their skills.
• HR professionals wanting to enhance their employee wellbeing strategies.

Career Path:

• Counsellor – £25,000-£40,000 per year
• Psychotherapist – £30,000-£45,000 per year
• Mental Health Support Worker – £18,000-£25,000 per year
• Life Coach – £28,000-£55,000 per year
• Autism Specialist – £22,000-£35,000 per year
• HR Specialist in Mental Health – £25,000-£40,000 per year