Counselling Children and Young People Level 3 Diploma is a online programme designed for individuals interested in understanding and supporting the mental health and emotional well-being of children and adolescents.
This comprehensive course covers various aspects of counselling, psychological theories, and practical skills necessary to work effectively with young people in a variety of settings.
Learners will explore key topics such as the principles of counselling, developmental psychology, and effective communication strategies tailored for children and adolescents.
The course also addresses specific challenges faced by young people, including depression, bereavement, and the impact of trauma, equipping learners with the tools to provide appropriate support.
Learning Outcomes of the Counselling Children and Young People Level 3 Diploma:
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Understand the principles and ethics of counselling with children and young people.
- Recognise the developmental stages of children and adolescents and their implications for counselling.
- Apply effective communication strategies when working with young clients.
- Identify and respond to mental health issues commonly encountered by young people.
- Develop a range of counselling techniques suitable for different age groups.
Key Features of the Course:
- Accessible online, allowing flexible learning at your own pace.
- Comprehensive coverage of counselling techniques specific to children and young people.
- Suitable for anyone interested in pursuing a career in counselling or youth support services.
Requirements:
- No prior counselling experience is necessary.
- Suitable for individuals aiming to work in educational, healthcare, or community settings.
Career Path:
Completing this course prepares learners for entry-level roles in counselling and support services for children and young people, such as:
- Youth Support Worker
- School Counsellor
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health Practitioner
- Family Support Worker
- Community Outreach Worker
These roles can serve as a pathway to more advanced counselling qualifications and specialisations.
