RAD3033

Counselling in a Relational, Holistic and Creative Perspective

Last taught 2024

Spring

Trondheim

Norwegian

Overview

26 candidates

Average grade

B

3.62

0.12

Pass rate

100%

same

Grade distribution
Average over time
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About this course

Content

The course contributes comprehensive knowledge about counselling and theories from a relational and system-oriented perspective. Both context and situation shape the background of developmental interpersonal processes, as a potential for analyzing and understanding the co-creation of growth and development in holistic and creative ways. The candidate develops competency in how the counsellor can understand and influence a personal and organizational system to a point where the relation between person and system develops. The course facilitates extensive insight into how the counsellor can help clients to understand and develop themselves in interaction with diverse systems.

Learning outcomes

Knowledge:

The candidate...

  • has specialised knowledge about counselling theories, that have a specific focus on innovative, holistic, explorative and creative approaches and methods.
  • has comprehensive knowledge about the connection between theory and practical actions in holistic counselling.
  • can analyse and discuss how creative approaches in counselling can contribute to developmental processes.

Skills:

The candidate...

  • can apply creative counselling theories and methods in counselling settings.
  • can independently and collaboratively use creative approaches and facilitate action learning and action exploration/research from within developmental and integrative perspectives.
  • can apply skills in communication and has comprehensive insight into core questions in the practical field of counselling.
  • can critically reflect on and evaluate ethical aspects and qualities within the counselling relationship and effectuate relevant creative means for developmental and transformative ends.

General competence:

The candidate...

  • can analyse, apply and transfer one's knowledge and skills generally and use creative developmental processes in diverse counselling settings.
  • can analyse different needs within a systems perspective and apply relevant creative methods.
  • can mediate and communicate the value of creative knowledge and methods that promote the development of resources in persons and relationally in the system where persons participate.

Teaching methods

Dialogic teachings, experiential learning and exercises