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FULLY ACCREDITED : Counselling young people
Oxford Diploma : PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING COURSE: Young people the focus

What you will learn
Age-appropriate counselling techniques for young children
By working through case studies : different scenarios
Listening skills
The importance of the systemic approach
The importance of building trust
Why take this course?
🧐 Ready to Specialize in Counselling Young People?
Why Dedicate a Course to Youth Counselling?
Counselling young people requires its own unique skill set, distinct from adult counselling. This course, PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING COURSE: Young people the focus, delves into the nuances of working with children and adolescents. Here's a snapshot of what makes this age group so distinct and why it calls for a dedicated course of study:
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Developmental Considerations: Young people are in the midst of rapid physical, emotional, and cognitive development. A counsellor must be well-versed in these growth phases to tailor their support effectively. Adult strategies won't always resonate with younger clients.
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Communication Styles: Engaging young minds often means moving beyond traditional dialogue and incorporating play, storytelling, art, and games into the therapeutic process. These methods are crucial for those who have yet to fully develop their vocabulary or emotional understanding.
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Building Trust: Young people may harbour mistrust towards adults or hesitate to open up. Forging a strong rapport and creating a secure, non-judgmental environment is key to establishing trust and encouraging the young client to share openly.
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Involving Key Stakeholders: The support network of a young person extends beyond the individual and includes parents, guardians, educators, and caregivers. Understanding how to involve these stakeholders effectively can greatly enhance the counselling process.
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Ethical and Legal Considerations: Working with minors comes with a complex set of ethical and legal responsibilities, including confidentiality and informed consent, which must be navigated carefully while always prioritizing the young person's safety.
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Impact of Technology: As digital natives, today's youth have a close relationship with technology. Issues pertinent to the digital world, such as cyberbullying, inform much of the work in this field. Similarly, counsellors can harness online tools for engagement and support.
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Resilience and Change: Young people often possess an impressive capacity for resilience and change. Counselling can empower them with coping strategies and problem-solving skills that last a lifetime.
Course Design: Engaging & Hands-On
Given the complexities of youth counselling, this course is designed to be highly interactive and student-centred. It's packed with Case Studies for you to apply your learning in real-world scenarios. This isn't a course for passive learners; it's for those ready to dive in, complete homework assignments, and actively participate in discussions.
Don't Miss Out!
Before diving in, we strongly recommend watching the preview videos to ensure this course aligns with your learning goals and commitment level. If you're ready to immerse yourself in the dynamic world of youth counselling, let's get started on the path to becoming a fully accredited counsellor for young people! 🎓
👉 Enroll Now to embark on this transformative journey and become an instrumental figure in shaping the future well-being of our youth. Your expertise is crucial in addressing their unique challenges and celebrating their resilience.
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