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          professional bodies will be compared, discussed and applied.

          COUN 340    Advanced Skills in Group Facilitation
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              This course is designed to help students plan psychoeducational groups and develop
          facilitation  skills  in  group  work.  To  reach  this  goal,  the  course  challenges  each  student  to
          integrate  experiences  of  being  a  group  member  with  learning  group  leadership  skills.
          Therefore, each student’s own reflections of group experiences, self-awareness, knowledge of
          group processes and skills are all emphasized. The course gives an overview of the group
          process: stages of group development, ethical and professional issues.

          COUN 350    Child Counselling
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              This course enables the students to understand the principles and concepts of conducting
          child  counselling.  It  provides  knowledge  about  the  developmental  issues,  deviations  and
          problems of children. Students are taught how to conduct a psychological assessment of the
          child and recommend a treatment strategy. Special counselling models and techniques like
          play therapy, art therapy, behavioural therapy, narrative therapy and storytelling techniques
          are  introduced  to  equip  students  with  the  necessary  tools  to  work  with  children  either  as
          individuals or in groups. In addition, students are sensitized to effect children’s changes through
          working with parents and utilizing familial resources.

          COUN 360    Adolescent Counselling
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              Counselling adolescents is different from counselling adults. This course aims to acquaint
          students with knowledge of theoretical and practical issues in working with adolescents. It will
          facilitate the students to examine concepts from different theories in working with adolescents.
          Areas  of  concern  such  as  the  biological  development,  personality  development,  identity
          formation and social challenges faced by the adolescent are addressed. Different theories,
          intervention strategies, methods of assessment and clinical techniques both for counselling
          adolescent  individuals  and  groups  are  introduced  throughout  the  course.  In  addition,
          knowledge about specific problems such as juvenile delinquencies, drug use, and adolescent
          suicide are also included.

          COUN 370    Counselling Students with Special Education Needs
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              There is a fourfold purpose in this course: first, government’s current policies for students
          with  special  education  needs  (SENs)  will  be  examined;  second,  services  provided  in
          educational  and  counselling  contexts  to  students  with  SENs  will  be  introduced;  third,  the
          assessment,  education  and  treatment  policies  for  the  3-Tier  Intervention  model  will  be
          addressed;  and  fourth,  issues  related  to  working  with  parents,  professionals  and  para-
          professionals catering to the needs of students with SENs will be discussed.

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