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In today’s stressful life it very common to see people fall sick not physically but mentally. They majorly require psychosocial counselling. Psychosocial counselling is the process of counselling an individual, family, or group during one or more sessions to support the process of overcoming environmental, emotional, or social problems that are affecting the health and well-being. Counselling psychology is a discipline within professional psychology focused on improving personal and relational functioning in all spheres of life. It cuts across vocational, emotional, educational, social, health-related, organizational, and developmental needs. They work to reduce psychological distress and promote the well-being of individuals. Counsellors will focus on treatment to help the people who are in discomfort. Counselling is not just a chance to sit and talk; your whole mind-set can be changed and refreshed by doing so. Instead of seeing the person as a problem, counselling focuses on seeing the problem as a whole and to treat the person wholesomely.
This one-year course will help to counsel the people to overcome environmental, emotional, or social problems and treat them wholesomely.
LEARNING OUTCOME:
Students who complete this program will be able to:
→ Develop plans for people with abnormalities
→ Appreciate various approaches and therapies in counselling process
→ Assist mental health professionals
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Bachelor’s Degree holder / Graduate in any discipline from a recognised University.
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International / SAARC Graduates from a recognised / accredited University / Institution.
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Students appearing for their final graduation exam may also apply, subject to completion of graduation within the time period specified by SCDL.
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The duration of the program is one year.
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The registration period is valid for two academic years.
Total Credit Points : 40
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SEMESTER I : |
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Basics of Psychological Counselling |
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Counsellor and Counselling Skills |
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Introduction to Abnormal Psychology |
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Case Study Report 1 |