This course provides an in-depth exploration of the theoretical foundations and practical applications of psychotherapy as a core intervention for psychological disorders. Students will gain knowledge and skills in various therapeutic approaches, focusing on integrating eclectic and evidence-based methods to address diverse client needs. The course emphasizes understanding the dynamics of therapeutic relationships, diagnosing and formulating treatment plans, and applying psychotherapy techniques in individual, group, and crisis contexts.
Key Topics Include:
Therapeutic Theories: Eclectic views, dynamically oriented theories, behavioral approaches, transpersonal methods, and confrontive therapies.
Psychotherapeutic Models and Processes: Understanding the seven steps of therapy, therapist-client dynamics, and agency variables.
Specialized Methods: Case history analysis, psychodiagnosis, and resolution of issues.
Applications: Crisis intervention, individual and group therapy, family and marital counseling, and art and play therapy.
Ethical and Cultural Dimensions: Addressing ethical issues, cultural considerations, and limitations in therapeutic sessions.
Students will engage in lectures, discussions, clinical demonstrations, and practical applications, culminating in the ability to formulate effective therapeutic interventions. Assessment involves continuous evaluations through assignments, presentations, and exams.
Key Topics Include:
Therapeutic Theories: Eclectic views, dynamically oriented theories, behavioral approaches, transpersonal methods, and confrontive therapies.
Psychotherapeutic Models and Processes: Understanding the seven steps of therapy, therapist-client dynamics, and agency variables.
Specialized Methods: Case history analysis, psychodiagnosis, and resolution of issues.
Applications: Crisis intervention, individual and group therapy, family and marital counseling, and art and play therapy.
Ethical and Cultural Dimensions: Addressing ethical issues, cultural considerations, and limitations in therapeutic sessions.
Students will engage in lectures, discussions, clinical demonstrations, and practical applications, culminating in the ability to formulate effective therapeutic interventions. Assessment involves continuous evaluations through assignments, presentations, and exams.
- Teacher: Daisy Wanjiru
- Teacher: Nahor Kipruto
- Teacher: Ameldah Barasa
- Teacher: Caroline Wakoli
- Teacher: Kevin Omondi