Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy Course (Level 1-2-3)
Psychotherapy Course £ 200 each level
This course will cover the purpose of the therapist and how they can relieve emotional stress and in helping avoid the in-effective and in-appropriate behaviours that are a characteristic manifestation of emotional illness. To accomplish an in-depth understanding of the nature of emotional illness, and the understanding of the process of psychotherapy.
How to recognise the three factors of a professional evaluation
The specific circumstances of the clients life
The specific nature of the illness
Tha particular distinctiveness as a human being
Course Syllabus
Nature of clients illness
Examine the purpose and process of psychotherapy, treatment offered and the format for evaluation
Define the role a therapies plays
Summarise how a person begins life
3 areas an evaluation should take into consideration
General appearance and behaviour
Discuss what observations you should make regarding a client's appearance and behaviour
Delusions
Hallucinations
Illusions
Identify the different categories of delusions
Define the makeup of a constructive diagnosis
Treatment by Communication
Summarise the importance of communication in psychotherapy and the various methods of implementation
Discuss what may be included in supportive therapy
Examine the basis of supportive psychotherapy
Analyse what is termed as the essence of brief psychotherapy
Introducing and discussing the functional neuroses
Understanding that of a hysterical reaction
Defining an obsessive compulsive reaction
How you would treat an obsessive compulsive reaction
Functional Mental Disorders
Affective Disorders
The group of disorders which are primarily a reaction to stress and give suggested treatment
Analysing depressive illness
Psychosomatic Reactions
Understanding that of psychosomatic reactions
Examining anorexia and hypochondria with their respective treatments
Presenting features of depression
Presenting Complaint
Analyse the contribution of intelligence, emotional integration an instinctual drive to the personality and introduce the psycho-dynamic theory
The meaning of intelligence
Theory of psycho-dynamics
Hypnosis
Discuss hypnosis and the role it plays in therapy
Examine drawbacks of performing hypnosis tests
Summarise fundamental principles of behaviour therapy
Evaluations
