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    This 3 unit course provides an introduction to counseling psychology. The course objectives are for students to understand the nature of counseling, differentiate it from related fields, describe effective counselor characteristics, understand counseling processes and theories, and demonstrate counseling skills. Course requirements include active participation, a research report on a counseling theory, assignments, and facilitating a student encounter program. Topics covered include counseling history, techniques, relationships, ethics, and specific therapy approaches. Teaching strategies incorporate lectures, demonstrations, group work, and discussions.

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    This 3 unit course provides an introduction to counseling psychology. The course objectives are for students to understand the nature of counseling, differentiate it from related fields, describe effective counselor characteristics, understand counseling processes and theories, and demonstrate counseling skills. Course requirements include active participation, a research report on a counseling theory, assignments, and facilitating a student encounter program. Topics covered include counseling history, techniques, relationships, ethics, and specific therapy approaches. Teaching strategies incorporate lectures, demonstrations, group work, and discussions.

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    This 3 unit course provides an introduction to counseling psychology. The course objectives are for students to understand the nature of counseling, differentiate it from related fields, describe effective counselor characteristics, understand counseling processes and theories, and demonstrate counseling skills. Course requirements include active participation, a research report on a counseling theory, assignments, and facilitating a student encounter program. Topics covered include counseling history, techniques, relationships, ethics, and specific therapy approaches. Teaching strategies incorporate lectures, demonstrations, group work, and discussions.

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    CENTRAL LUZON STATE UNIVERSITY

    College of Arts and Social Sciences


    Department of Psychology
    Science City of Munoz, Nueva Ecija

    Course Syllabus

    Subject: Psych 115


    Course Title: Introduction to Counseling Psychology
    Credits: 3 units
    Semester: 2nd Semester, 2019– 2020
    Professor: Irene G. Bustos, Ph.D., RGC, RPm

    Course Description:

    The course is designed to give the students adequate understanding of the nature, process,
    techniques of counseling and to equip them with skills and competencies in conducting
    counseling. The course emphasizes understanding of oneself as a person and as a future
    counselor as well. It includes the application of counseling principles, skills, strategies and
    techniques.

    Course Objectives:

    At the end of the semester, the students are expected to be able to:
    1. Explain the nature of counseling and differentiate it from guidance and
    psychotherapy.
    2. Describe the characteristics and roles of the effective counselor.
    3. Understand the nature, process and stages of the counseling process.
    4. Differentiate the various theoretical approaches used in counseling with regards to its
    view of human nature, key concepts, techniques, stages, goals , strengths and
    weaknesses and application.
    5. Demonstrate the counseling skills and strategies learned by conducting group
    guidance and counseling simulation.

    Course Requirements:

    1. Active participation in the discussion/class activities/role playing/counseling simulation


    exercises.
    2. Comprehensive report on a chosen topic in counseling theories.
    3. Assignments, quizzes, projects, reflection/reaction papers.
    4. Facilitation of the Student Group Encounter Program (SGEP) for all first year students in
    the university.
    Course Outline:

    Topics:
    Introduction to the course
    Intro to Counseling Psychology
    History of Counseling Psychology
    Techniques, Process, and Outcomes
    The Therapeutic Relationship
    Ethics
    Multiculturally Responsive Counseling
    Psychodynamic Therapy
    Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
    Humanistic and Existential Theories
    Mindfulness-based Therapies
    Feminist Therapy
    Career Counseling
    Family therapy

    Teaching Strategies:

    1. Lecture
    2. Demonstration/Role Playing/Simulation Exercises
    3. Group Report
    4. Recitation/Group Discussions

    References
    Theory and Practice in Counseling by Gerald Corey
    Counseling: A Comprehensive Profession by Samuel T. Gladding
    Other references

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