Introduction:

Program introduction, getting acquainted

 

1.Problems and Needs Encountered in the Family:

Family as a social construct

Needs and problems of the family

Different theories on the needs and problems of the family Meeting with the students about term papers

Dealing with the needs and problems of the family in the context of family life cycle

Student projects

General evaluation

2.Family Counseling Theory and Skills:

A – Classical Theories (Dynamic, Strategic, Structural, Experiential Theories and Applications)

B – Cognitive-Behavioral Theory and Applications

C – Post-modern Approaches (Solution Focused, Narrative Theories and Applications)

Welcoming the Family

Understanding Family Dynamics

Case Formulation

Defining the Family’s Problem

Choosing a Suitable Strategy for the Problem

Feedback Process

Termination of Family Counseling

Structuring the Monitoring Process

Basic Process Evaluation Techniques

 

3.Introduction to Family Counseling and Basic Issues:

Basic Concepts of Counseling

Basic Interview Techniques

Individual Recognition Techniques

Psychological Tests

Comparison of Individual Counseling and Family Counseling

Human Relations and Communication

Mistakes in the Family Counseling Process

Roles and Duties of the Family Counselor

Basic Stages of Family Counseling

First Interview in Family Counseling

Qualifications of Family Counseling

Techniques Used in Family Counseling

Family Counseling Sample Structuring Model

Cultural Sensitivity in Family Counseling

 

4.Ethical Principles in Family Counseling:

The Concept of Ethics

Professional Ethics

Ethical Principles in Family Counseling

 

5.Supporting the Process of Being a Family:

Pre-Marriage Counseling and Mate Selection

Stages in Getting to Know the Spouse

Premarital Adaptation Processes of Couples

Marriage Preparation Process

Marriage Counseling

Early Marriage and Adjustment to Marriage

Role Distribution between Spouses, Supporting the Romantic Relationship

Golden Rules for Marriage

Becoming a Parent

Family Crises and Crisis Intervention

Domestic Violence

Psychology of Deception

Marriage Rescue Factors in Troubled Marriages

Divorce Process, Its Effects on Family and Children

Working with Fragmented Families

 

6. Family Health:

Behavior Disorders

Psychiatric Disorders

Depression Disorders

Anxiety Disorders

Personality Disorders

Health Awareness in the Family

Infectious Diseases and Ways of Prevention

Developing First Aid Awareness in the Family

Impact of Family on Chronic Diseases

Maternal and Child Health

Family Planning

 

7. Family and Sexuality:

Basic Concepts of Sexuality

Sexual Problems in the Family

Sexual Problems in Women

Sexual Problems in Men

Sexual Dysfunctions and Approach Styles

Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Ways of Prevention

Sexual Life in Old Age and Andropause

 

8. Adult and Aging Psychology (Developmental Psychology)

Adulthood and Old Age and Features

Children Leaving Home

Psychological disorders in old age

Death, Dying and the Mourning Process

 

9. Child Neglect and Abuse:

Neglected and abused children

Children who have been physically neglected and abused

Children who have been sexually neglected and abused

Emotionally and psychologically abused children

Children who have suffered economic abuse

 

10. Developmental Periods in Children (Developmental Psychology):

The Role of the Family in the Fulfillment of Developmental Tasks

Basic Topics in Developmental Psychology

Infancy

Preschool Period

School Age

Sexual Development and Education in Children

Adaptation and Behavior Problems in Children

Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder

Families with Children with Different Developmental Characteristics

Child Tests

 

11. Adolescence Period (Developmental Psychology):

Physical Development Characteristics of Adolescence

Sexual Development and Education in Adolescence

Psychological Development in Adolescence

Adolescent problems and solutions

Adaptation and Behavioral Problems in Adolescents

Dependency

Body Image Perception

 

12. Psychology of the Pregnancy Process:

Pregnancy Before and After

Psychology of Motherhood Before and After Pregnancy

Sexual Life during Pregnancy and Menopause

Psychology of Fatherhood Before and After Pregnancy

 

 

13. Introduction to Psychological Counseling:

What is Psychological Counseling?

Characteristics of the Counseling Process

Introduction to Basic Counseling Skills

Learning the skill of Giving Information and Removing Barriers

Academic Time

Classes are every Monday and Wednesday ; 4 academic hours each. 6 academic hours, one Saturday per month, for a total of 300 academic hours in a year.

 

Academic Time

It is compulsory to attend 70% of the classes.

 

Academic Exam

Students will be given 300 questions prepared from the topics covered and 30 randomly selected questions will be asked in the final exam. To be considered successful, 70% of the questions must be marked as correct.

There is no midterm exam, but there will be tasks to be completed.

 

• Your latest qualification: bachelor, master etc. diploma copy
• 3.5 x 4.5 official photo
• Signed Contract form with Nova Education Germany (you fill fill and sign during applying proccess)
• Signed Contract and form with University of Economic and Human Sciences in Warsaw (you fill fill and sign during applying proccess)

It is sufficient to have any Bachelor’s degree

€1500 Euro in total

There are discounts for advance payment and early registration periods.
Please contact your education advisor

Yes, you can pay by credit card.

It is possible to pay in two instalments.

First Instalment During Registration (750 EURO)
As the second instalment classes start (750 EURO)