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SOSC 2260
Counselling Psychology
3 Credit(s)
Prerequisite(s)
SOSC 1960 OR SOSC 1969 OR SOSC 1980
Description
This course explores emotional, social, vocational, and health-related challenges individuals face throughout life. By integrating psychological theories, counselling techniques, and practical applications, it aims to enhance well-being and promote personal growth. Students will engage with various therapeutic methods, assessment techniques, and ethical considerations in diverse cultural contexts. Emphasizing interpersonal skills, resilience, and self-reflection, the course prepares students to be empathetic communicators who can positively impact their communities. Through hands-on experience and coursework, students will navigate mental health complexities for personal and professional development.
Intended Learning Outcomes
On successful completion of the course, students will be able to:
- 1.
  Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of fundamental psychological theories, counselling techniques, and concepts related to mental health, emotional well-being, and human behavior.
- 2.
  Effectively apply foundational counselling techniques, such as active listening, empathy, and reflective questioning, to support personal growth and assist peers in informal settings.
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  Engage in critical self-reflection to foster greater self-awareness of personal mental health challenges and development needs.
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  Understand societal issues related to mental health, including stigma and access to care, and develop the ability to advocate for mental health awareness and support within their communities.
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  Practice effective communication through written and oral presentations.

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