This useful and informative course presents many practical insights into Stress; what causes it, how it can be overcome and how to avoid it.
Why take this course?
This useful and informative course presents many practical insights into Stress; what causes it, how it can be overcome and how to avoid it.
Stress is examined from psychological, social and occupational perspectives. Effective strategies and exercises are presented which can be adapted to meet a wide range of needs.
This makes the course particularly suitable for counsellors or trainees who are encountering the effects of client stress in counselling sessions.
Course Content
The course will
Introduction to Stress
Decisional Stress and Burnout
Recognising Stress
Stress and Personality
Life Stages and Personal Stressors
Family Stressors
Conflict and Conflict Management
Stress and the Workplace
Counselling and Relaxation
Time Management
Clinical and Pastoral Counselling (CPC)
The Clinical and Pastoral Counselling model offers a framework for counselling within a person-centred perspective. The model integrates clinical research and pastoral psychology, drawing upon the work of many practitioners in the general counselling and pastoral care fields.
The main theorists used are Carl Rogers, Gerard Egan, Henri Nouwen and John Patton. Psychological insights are utilised through the Clinical part of the model, while emotional conflicts, inner struggles and spiritual issues are seen within the context of the Pastoral model.
Clinical & Pastoral Counselling promotes personal regard and respect within a style of counselling and care which is non-judgmental, non-directive and of a reflective nature and which encourages clients to work through their issues. Directive approaches are also introduced where they are appropriate.
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Uniquely, our courses integrate counselling theory, models and skills to enrich and enhance your learning experience. Our site is especially designed to be interesting, relevant, and above all, practical.
We offer a comprehensive range of distance and online learning: Counselling, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and other helping intervention courses. With the current emphasis in many organisations on skills training even more students are appreciating the proven flexibility of distance and online learning, with the result that our courses are now more popular than ever.The courses are both modular and student centred, ensuring your specific training needs are met.
For nearly twenty eight years we have provided counselling courses for the caring professions, voluntary sectors, and individual students, both in the UK, and overseas.
From basic Certificate courses, right through to advanced two year Diploma courses, students have turned to the Institute over the years for additional professional qualifications and to develop their own personal skills.
I feel sure that on this website you will find the course to fit your unique individual requirements. I look forward to welcoming you into the student body of the Institute.
Identify the early warning signs of stress to enable a proactive approach therefore creating an environment where prevention of stress is key. Carry out informal meetings designed to support the risk assessment process.
We provide training courses for managing stress, handling stress, reducing stress, in fact all work related stress issues.
Stress is common in the workplace. Managing stress is all about taking charge of your thoughts, your emotions, your itinerary, your environment and the way you deal with problems.
This qualification is suited to anyone responsible for managing and reducing work-related stress within their organisation. This includes line managers, Human Resource employees, occupational health workers and health and safety professionals
The aim of this programme is to raise awareness of what ‘stress’ is and how to manage it, improve organisational performance, and reduce sickness and absence.
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