The course presents to the student’s various theories and techniques used by psychologists to do counselling, or research; it gives an overview of the historical background and development, and application of those theories. This course provides students with an understanding of the essential functions, scope and parameters of counselling within the correctional environment. Students examine the elements and challenges inherent in developing and maintaining a sound therapeutic alliance. Theoretical and practical approaches to counselling are reviewed and critiqued, assisting students in the development of the skills required for effective intervention. This course promotes the melding of theory, practice and African psychotherapeutic systems as they relate to real-life cases and best practices while ensuring that the outcome of the intervention is evaluated.
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