PSY6018

Self-reflection, self-development and stress management

Spring

Trondheim

Norwegian

Overview

17 candidates

Pass rate

100%

same

Grade distribution
Pass rate over time

About this course

Content

The course will offer theoretical perspectives, concepts and forms of practice that deal with how to achieve increased self-reflection, self-development and coping with stress in life and work. We will offer insights from Eastern wisdom and science, such as yoga-psychological concepts for human transformation, self-regulation and development. We will also discuss central perspectives and concepts from analytical psychology and depth psychology, especially active imagination which incorporates creativity into self-development. All of these are holistic perspectives, which focus on the whole person and on transformation, which is central to us. We will also emphasize factors that promote health (mental and physical) and perceived meaning (salutogenesis). The course will be both theoretical and experience-based, with an emphasis on active participation.

Learning outcomes

Knowledge:

After completing the course, the participant will get an insight into theories, concepts and practices relevant to working with the ability for self-reflection, self-development and stress management.

Skills:

After completing the course, the participant should be able to contribute to their own and others' self-reflection, self-development and stress management.The participant should be able to use central analytical, depth and yoga psychological concepts and insights, to promote the ability for self-reflection, self-development and stress management, in working life and other life settings.

General competence:

After completing the course, the participant should have analytical insights, concepts and practical experience to be able to contribute to reflection, self-development and stress management and thus contribute to more work and life satisfaction, better health and better relationships.

Teaching methods

The course consists of a several webinars and and a 3-day seminar in Trondheim.