Thursday, March 15, 2012

Basic Counselling Skills course

Basic Counselling Skills training course

Dates - April 16 to 21(Monday to Saturday)

Venue - Nungambakkam, Chennai

Who can attend this training?

Our objective is to train individuals and organisations who are already implementing counselling services.

This training will be helpful as a refresher course for those who have been trained before. Anyone who has the aptitude and training in counselling. 

The Basic counselling skills course is to give people a practical exposure to counselling. Many people have a degree/ diploma or have an academic training in counselling, but do not know the practical application. 


The topics covered will be

Basic skills in counselling,
Approaches in counselling(individual and group therapy)
Qualities of a counsellor,
Stages in Counselling,
Planning session goals,
Boundaries and ethics.

At the end of the training participants will receive a certificate and feel more confident because of the hands on experience in practice.

How do we train?

We use participatory learning techniques - Role plays, exercises, case discussions, Group discussion, video presentations and discussions.  

12 participants per batch. 

Last day for registration is March 26, 2012.

Course Fee - Rs 10,000/=

If you are interested in the course, Please send a brief resume about yourself and why you would like to do this course to Ms Rajeswari

For further details - 9884700104/ 42080810 between 10 AM to 5 PM

Email - centerforcounselling@gmail.com

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