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PSY632 ||| Theory and Practice of Counseling

PSY632 – Theory and Practice of Counseling provides students with knowledge and skills to conduct effective counseling sessions. The course covers counseling theories, techniques, and the practical application of counseling in various settings.

Course Introduction

This course introduces students to the foundations of counseling, including its purpose, process, and methods. Students learn how to assess clients, set goals, and apply counseling interventions ethically and effectively.

Course Learning Objectives

• Understand major counseling theories and approaches
• Develop practical counseling skills
• Learn effective communication and listening techniques
• Assess client needs and plan interventions
• Apply ethical standards in counseling practice

Major Topics / Syllabus

• Introduction to Counseling
• Major Counseling Theories (Psychodynamic, Humanistic, Cognitive-Behavioral)
• Counseling Techniques and Skills
• Assessment and Goal Setting
• Individual vs Group Counseling
• Ethical and Legal Considerations
• Case Studies and Role-Playing
• Application in Clinical, Educational, and Organizational Settings

Practical Focus

• Conducting counseling sessions
• Using active listening and empathy skills
• Applying counseling theories in practice
• Case study analysis
• Ethical decision-making in counseling

Practice Areas

• MCQs on counseling theories and techniques
• Short questions on counseling concepts
• Long questions on case studies
• Practical exercises in counseling methods

Exam Preparation Tips

• Review major counseling theories
• Practice counseling techniques through role-plays
• Understand ethical standards thoroughly
• Analyze case studies carefully
• Solve past MCQs and assignment questions

PSY632 Theory and Practice of Counseling MCQs

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Assignment Questions

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