Psychological Counselling and Development
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Psychology |
Instance: 2005/2006 - A
Cycles of Study/Courses
Objectives
The aim is the introduction to the preventive, social and community view of psychological intervention, particularly emphasizing the developmental-ecological model. Students should be able to compare several modalities of the psychological profession (psychological counselling), which comprise not only the rather traditional forms such as counselling and psychotherapy with remedial purposes to individuals and groups, but also development groups and diverse kinds of counselling with preventive and encouraging aims.
Program
1st Part: Introduction
2nd Part: Direct intervention for the development of the personal system
3rd Part: Psychological intervention to the development of life contexts
Main Bibliography
CAMPOS, B. (Ed.) (l991). Psychological intervention and human development. Porto: ICPFD e Louvain-la-Neuve: Academia.
CONYNE, R. (l987) Primary preventive counselling: Empowering people and systems. Muncie: Accelerated Development Inc. Pub.
FELNER, R. et al. (l983). Preventive psychology N.Y.: Pergamon Press.
ORFORD, J. (1992). Community psychology. Theory and practice. Chichester: Wiley.
VAUX, A. (l988). Social support. Theory, research and intervention. Praeger.
Complementary Bibliography
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Teaching methods and learning activities
Number of hours per week: Theoretical – 1h30/Practical – 1h30
Evaluation Type
Distributed evaluation with final exam