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课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/couples-counselling/
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课程名称：系统家庭治疗中的夫妇咨询 课程概述：如何通过咨询帮助夫妇建立更强大、持久的关系？如何支持处于困境中的伴侣？我们如何更好地理解个人生活中的亲密关系？系统治疗是一种心理治疗方法，旨在研究和解决家庭或社会系统中的相互关系及动态，以促进积极变化和理解。在本课程中，您将学习用于夫妇系统家庭治疗的核心概念、理论和技能。 课程内容涵盖了系统治疗的基本理论，强调个人不能孤立地被理解，而是应在其关系和更大系统的背景下进行理解。系统疗法认为，情侣关系中的问题往往源于更广泛的系统性因素和沟通模式，鼓励对关系的整体性看法，探讨每个伴侣的行为如何影响另一方，以及家庭和社会动态如何对其挑战产生影响。 系统治疗旨在通过让所有相关方参与咨询过程，促进更健康的沟通、解决破坏性模式并创造积极变化。这种方法可以为关系内部的相互联系提供更深入的理解，最终促进更有效的问题解决和改善整体动态。 在课程中，您将深入探讨夫妇咨询的理论基础、实践技巧及基本原则，学习内容包括： - 深入理解夫妇咨询的基础及成功关系的核心因素。 - 探索关系理论及伴侣的系统性本质，深入研究情侣互动和行为背后的动态。 - 理解基本咨询技能，如积极倾听、建立治疗联盟和在夫妇咨询中保持保密。 - 学习进行夫妇咨询的实际方面，从初步评估到理解呈现问题并制定有效治疗策略。 - 理解多种治疗技术，如中立性、循环提问、重构等，以有效应对夫妇咨询中的各种挑战。 - 探索复杂问题，如心理健康、家庭暴力、分离和离婚在夫妇咨询中的应对。 - 探讨关系中的敏感主题——性及其在伴侣之间的开放和建设性讨论技巧。 - 理解文化对咨询的深远影响，掌握文化能力以有效地与多样化的伴侣互动。 - 学习创建和解释家谱，这是提供家庭历史和关系洞察的视觉工具。 本课程设计周到，包括视频讲座、可下载资源、测验、实践练习和全面的课程手册。完成课程后，您将获得国际治疗师协会认证的证书。如果您希望成为BACP的注册会员，则需进行进一步培训。 本课程不要求有咨询背景，如以人为中心的理论可能会有帮助，但本课程将涵盖核心咨询理论，因此不需要有咨询背景。预计对于持有高度传统婚姻观念的学员，课程内容可能不够舒适，同时，本课程不聚焦于性功能障碍，若需要支持有性特定问题的情侣，其他课程可能更为合适。
How can counselling help couples build stronger, longer-lasting relationships? How can it support couples in distress? And how can we better understand intimate relationships in our personal lives?Systemic therapy is an approach to psychotherapy that examines and addresses the interrelationships and dynamics within a family or social system to facilitate positive change and understanding. In this introductory course, you will learn about the core concepts, theories and skills used in Systemic Family Therapy for couples.Systemic therapy is rooted in the belief that individuals cannot be fully understood in isolation; rather, they are best comprehended within the context of their relationships and the larger systems they are a part of. The core theory of systemic therapy emphasises that issues in a couple's relationship are often a result of broader systemic factors and communication patterns. It encourages a holistic view of the relationship, exploring how each partner's actions and reactions impact the other and how family and societal dynamics contribute to their challenges.Systemic therapy seeks to promote healthier communication, address destructive patterns, and create positive change by involving all parties in the counselling process. This approach can lead to a deeper understanding of the interconnections within the relationship, ultimately fostering more effective problem-solving and improved overall dynamics.Throughout the course, you will delve into the theoretical foundations, practical techniques, and underlying principles of couples counselling. You will learn:Gain a deep understanding of the foundations of couples counselling, its origins, and the core factors that contribute to successful relationships.Explore relationship theories and the systemic nature of partnerships, delving into the dynamics that underlie couples' interactions and behaviours.Understand essential counselling skills, including active listening, building therapeutic alliances, and maintaining confidentiality in a couples counselling context.Learn about the practical aspects of conducting couples counselling, from initial assessments to understanding the presenting problems and formulating effective therapeutic strategies.Understand therapeutic techniques, including neutrality, circular questioning, reframing, and more, to address various challenges in couples counselling effectively.Discover how counsellors navigate complex issues such as mental health, domestic abuse, and separation and divorce within couples counselling.Explore the sensitive topic of sex within relationships and the skills used to facilitate open and constructive discussions about this crucial aspect of partnership.Understand the profound impact of culture on counselling, and how cultural competencies allow us to engage with diverse couples effectively.Learn about creating and interpreting genograms, a visual tool that provides insight into family histories and relationships.The course is thoughtfully designed, featuring video lectures, downloadable resources, quizzes, practical exercises, and a comprehensive course handbook. On completing the course, you will earn a certificate accredited by the International Association of Therapists. If you wish to become a registered member of the BACP you will require further training.While a background in counselling, such as person-centred, may be useful, we will cover core counselling theory in this course, so no background in counselling is required.Who isn't this course for:We take a wide and inclusive view of relationships, including the LGBT community, so anyone with a highly traditional view of marriage may not be comfortable with the course materialThis course will not focus on sexual dysfunction, so if you are looking to support couples who are having sexual-specific problems, other courses may be better suited.
