Lecture Notes Counselling Psychology 2015
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What's happening for Steve?
Pre-Professional Psychology 1
Counselling Psychology:
A rich & diverse field
Di Kirby
Student Counsellor
Dianne.Kirby@newcastle.edu.au
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Welcome
“Community cannot feed on itself, it can only flourish with the coming of others from beyond, their unknown brothers and sisters.”
Howard Thurman
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Depth & nature of intervention System level
1. The whole organisation
ORGANISATIONAL
2. Inter-group
3. Group
THERAPEUTIC
4. Inter- personal
5. Individual
Adapted from Huffington, Cole & Brunning (1997)
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Transition out Transition through Transition in Chickering & Schlossberg (1995)
Senses of success
(Lizzio, 2006)
Counselling Service
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Health and Wellbeing
Health is a complete state of physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely absence of disease or infirmity (World Health Organisation,1948). http://www.who.int/about/definition/en/print.html 6
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Self awareness
“We do not just think about things we are also aware that we are thinking”
(Williams & Penman, 2011, p.11).
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Learning objectives
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Overview
Historical roots of counselling psychology (CP)
Underpinning philosophy
Differences between counselling and clinical psychology
Training and career paths
Future challenges
Benefits of mindfulness and practice
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Human Rights
The right to reach your human potential
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Overview
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CP is a broad ranging speciality.
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Clients across the developmental lifespan and range of functioning
(Grant, Mullings, Denham, 2008).
• Interest in the processes within and between people
“Counselling as an activity is based in understanding psychological processes.”(Orlans & Van Scoyoc, 2009, p.2).
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Expertise in counselling, couple, family, group therapy.
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Integrates evidence - based practice (from theory and research) and therapeutic practice based on experiential ways of knowing.
(Orlans & Van Scoyoc, 2009)
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Historical Roots of CP in USA
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What's happening for Steve?
Pre-Professional Psychology 1
Counselling Psychology:
A rich & diverse field
Di Kirby
Student Counsellor
Dianne.Kirby@newcastle.edu.au
1
Welcome
“Community cannot feed on itself, it can only flourish with the coming of others from beyond, their unknown brothers and sisters.”
Howard Thurman
2
Depth & nature of intervention System level
1. The whole organisation
ORGANISATIONAL
2. Inter-group
3. Group
THERAPEUTIC
4. Inter- personal
5. Individual
Adapted from Huffington, Cole & Brunning (1997)
3
1
10/03/2015
4
Transition out Transition through Transition in Chickering & Schlossberg (1995)
Senses of success
(Lizzio, 2006)
Counselling Service
5
Health and Wellbeing
Health is a complete state of physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely absence of disease or infirmity (World Health Organisation,1948). http://www.who.int/about/definition/en/print.html 6
2
10/03/2015
Self awareness
“We do not just think about things we are also aware that we are thinking”
(Williams & Penman, 2011, p.11).
7
Learning objectives
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Overview
Historical roots of counselling psychology (CP)
Underpinning philosophy
Differences between counselling and clinical psychology
Training and career paths
Future challenges
Benefits of mindfulness and practice
8
Human Rights
The right to reach your human potential
9
3
10/03/2015
Overview
•
CP is a broad ranging speciality.
•
Clients across the developmental lifespan and range of functioning
(Grant, Mullings, Denham, 2008).
• Interest in the processes within and between people
“Counselling as an activity is based in understanding psychological processes.”(Orlans & Van Scoyoc, 2009, p.2).
•
Expertise in counselling, couple, family, group therapy.
•
Integrates evidence - based practice (from theory and research) and therapeutic practice based on experiential ways of knowing.
(Orlans & Van Scoyoc, 2009)
10
Historical Roots of CP in USA
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•