Person-Centered Counseling
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Summary
- Exam(s) / assessment(s) is included in price
Overview
Carl Rogers developed person-centered counseling in the middle to latter decades of the 20th century. A person-centered approach to counseling is based on a humanistic philosophy that assumes people are inherently growth seeking and capable of leading fulfilling, productive lives. This course will provide an overview of person-centered counseling, including the history of the theory, core concepts, theory application, and how a person-centered method of counseling compares with other therapeutic orientations.
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Description
After completing this course, you should be able to:
- Identify the major assumptions and core concepts of person-centered counseling.
- Identify essential elements of the counseling relationship as practiced by person-centered therapists.
- List the key elements that characterize assessment, goal setting, and the process of counseling practiced by person-centered therapists.
- Recognize the relevance of person-centered counseling for multicultural counseling and managed care services.
- Define the major applications of person-centered counseling.
You must make an 80% or higher on the final quiz to pass this online course. Once you pass the online course and complete your course survey, you will be able to print your certificate of completion from inside the course.
Who is this course for?
Anyone who works in the mental health sector.
Requirements
No prior qualification required
Career path
Application of principles learnt in this course
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