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Study masters degree psychology & mental health online with Torrens University Australia through Open Universities Australia. Explore all degrees, subjects and short courses now.

A counselling master&#39;s is the highest level of counselling training available in Australia and provides a holistic environment for you to gain hands-on experience, practising your counselling skills in a professional and supervised setting. You will be equipped with a wide range of skills to enable further lifelong learning, support continued resilience and set professional boundaries to facilitate effective interpersonal communication across business, community, education and wellbeing settings. Work placement during your course will allow you to put your skills into practice and complement your theoretical learning.Tailor your study to your lifestyle thanks to our innovative digital learning system, accessible from anywhere with 24/7 personalised support. Participate in live classes, connecting with specialist lecturers and fellow students. When studying online, you’ll complete the same set of self-paced study modules as on-campus students, and graduate with the same qualification. Best of all, you get access to view live content on demand.Course duration: 1.5 years full time, 3 years part time.

Practice a wide range of skills, support continued resilience and facilitate effective communication across varied contexts in a holistic, supervised environment. Graduates qualify for membership with the Australian Counselling Association.

Master of Counselling

Psychology in Context: From Foundations to Applications

Child Development for Educators

Foundations of Psychology

Introduction to Health Psychology

Introduction to Psychology

Crime and Mental Health

Introduction to Mental Health

Music, Mind and Body

Mental Health and Wellbeing

Mental Health and Wellbeing in Older Adults

In this subject, the usefulness, relevance and relationship of coaching and positive psychology to counselling will be explored. Positive psychology emphasises the importance of finding meaning, purpose and a sense of accomplishment and moves away from focusing in what is clinically wrong. Students will review positive psychology’s contribution as an approach to the ‘helping relationship’, including exploration of conflicting viewpoints and their respective empirical support. As part of their exploration of the key positive psychology theorists, students will begin to develop an understanding of how they can synthesise coaching work into their potential coaching practice. They will learn a range of particular coaching skills, including solution‐ focused and strengths‐based approaches, explore goal setting for personal and professional use. This subject will balance theory and practice in its delivery and students will be encouraged to engage in interactive learning through discussion and experiential practice.

Empower people to thrive. You’ll explore the science of happiness and gather skills to help clients achieve it. From life coaching to career coaching, your knowledge of positive psychology will be a powerful counselling, mentoring and training tool.

Coaching and Positive Psychology

Resilience, a quality that allows individuals to recover from times of difficulty and crisis and can be developed through understanding and practice. The subject covers the principles of social, emotional, physical and psychological wellbeing as they relate to health behaviours. Students will analyse the role of capacity building and the promotion of wellbeing through strategies to enhance personal and professional self-care. The impact of vicarious trauma and the effects of burnout for professionals will be explored. Students will be required to critically self-reflect applying theories and practice skills to personal lived experience and history and use this knowledge to develop a cohesive selfcare plan suitable to future industry practice.

Self Care and Developing Resilience

In this subject, you will explore the principles of social, emotional, and psychological health and how they relate to health behaviours. You will examine how health psychology contributes to the promotion of wellbeing through mindfulness, positive behavioural change, and resilience. You will examine how these health psychology principles contribute to enhancing overall health and wellbeing. You will also analyse various methods for assessing social, emotional, and psychological wellbeing in various population groups. Additionally, you will explore and apply key health psychology models to understand and influence health behaviours, both for yourself and others. Moreover, you will evaluate the effectiveness of positive psychology interventions on emotions, health, and overall wellbeing.

Social and Emotional Wellbeing

This subject prepares the student for working with clients through the processes of loss, grief, and change. The effects of grief in terms of human suffering and the associated psychological costs of providing support are critical issues that will be addressed. This subject provides a holistic approach to grief and loss counselling. Students explore the various experiences and stages associated with the process of grieving. Students develop the required skills to work compassionately with people who suffer psychological fall-outs and face existential questions following a variety of losses. The multiple losses associated with aging, relationship change, physical and mental health problems, loss of role and identity challenges are analysed. Students will develop their understanding of death and dying including bereavement counselling, spiritual practice and end of life plans. Students learn the distinction between grief and complicated grief whilst recognizing and respecting the uniqueness of each client&#39;s experience.

Grief and Loss

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