Extended data for Introduction to Counselling Psychology

Introduction to Counselling Psychology

Institution

Eötvös Loránd University

Organizational Unit

PPK Institute of Psychology

Related programme

Psychology

Code

PSYB19-142

ECTS

3

ISCED code

0313 Psychology

Language of instruction

English

Academic term

2/2

Title

Introduction to Counselling Psychology hu

Introduction to Counselling Psychology en

Reading list Compulsory reading list ·         Egan, G. (2002) The Skilled Helper: a problem management and opportunity development approachto helping (7th edition, Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks Cole, 2002) ·         Egan, G. (2006) Essentials of SkilledHelping: managing problems, developing opportunities (Pacific Grove, CA: Brooks Cole, 2006). ·         Ivey, A., E., D'Andrea, M.,  J.,  Ivey, M., B. (2013)  Theories of counselling and psychotherapy. New York: Sage Publications. Recommended reading list ·         Amundson, N. (2003) Active Engagement. Montreal: Ergon Communications.

Content of the course Topics of the course ·         The concepts and history of counselling psychology ·         The microskill approach of counselling psychology ·         The person-centered approach of counselling psychology ·         Systems thinking and systems theories ·         Group counselling ·         Family therapies ·         Crisis intervention ·         Special target groups of counselling psychology ·         Higher education counselling ·         Ethics and psychotherapy ·         Cognitive psychotherapy and counselling psychology Learning activities, learning methods

Evaluation of outcomes Learning requirements, mode of evaluation, criteria of evaluation: requirements ·         The attendance of the classes are not Compulsory though four times during the semester tests are taken by the students on the concepts of counselling psychology ·         At the end of the semester a video assignment is required on the Basic counselling microskills Upon the base of the four tests and the video assignment assessment is on five ECTS grades (A Excellent to F failed).