Counselling is a short-term, interpersonal, theory-based helping profession. Its goal is to resolve developmental and situational issues. This course begins by discussing the role of a counsellor as well as the importance of counselling and the stages of the counselling process. We then learn various perspectives on loss that a counsellor should know. This course will help you find answers to questions like "What are the different types of losses that people can experience?" in addition to 'What are the common and immediate reactions as a result of a sudden death?'

This course examines the prevalent long-term reactions to sudden death. We also demonstrate the strategies that counsellors should follow in counselling sessions. This course also covers the way of addressing the major emotions of a person. By the end of this course, you will have answered questions such as 'What is the importance of counselling people with post-traumatic stress disorder?', and 'What is the significance of grief resolution?'

We explain the fundamental concepts necessary to comprehend the role of a counsellor as well as the importance of counselling. We walk you through how to utilise this information to advance your career. Enrol in this course to learn about the effects of the scope and stages of the counselling process.