Section: Module 2: Lesson 4: Empathy | Psychological Counseling

Section: Module 2: Lesson 4: Empathy | Psychological Counseling | NextGenU.org

Empathy is different from sympathy. Sympathy involves recognising the patient’s suffering and responding with pity, while empathy is actually sharing his or her suffering, if only briefly. It is often described as the ability to ‘put oneself into another’s shoes’.

Watch the role play video in the activities section below that shows empathy towards the patient
- Select activity CR Warmth and empathy
  
  CR Warmth and empathy URL
  
  Students must
  
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  Watch the role play video that demonstrates warmth and empathy towards the patient
- Select activity Warmth, empathy, genuineness
  
  Warmth, empathy, genuineness File
  
  Written transcript of the role play video
  
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Introduction

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Course Material

Course Syllabus

Glossary of concepts and terms

Student Forum for Counselling Relationship

Module 1: Introduction to Counselling

Module 2: Lesson 2: Key Skills for Effective Counselling

CR Effective Counselling

Module 2: Lesson 4: Empathy

CR Warmth and empathy

Warmth, empathy, genuineness

Module 3: Lesson 2: Key Skills of Genuineness

CR Genuineness

Module 4: Counselling Approaches

CR Counselling

CR Collaboration and affirmation

Collaboration and affirmation

CR Summarising and feedback

Summarising and Feedback

CR Reflection

Reflection

Module 5: Lesson 1: Preparing for The Session

CR Preparation For Counselling

Module 5: Lesson 2: Greeting & Introduction

CR Greeting the patient

Greeting the patient

Module 8: Home Visits

CR Guidelines for home visits

Module 9: Telephone Counselling

CR Use of Telephone in Counselling

CR Conducting telephone counselling sessions

Module 10: Lesson 1: Understanding Suicide Risk Assessment

CR Suicide risk assessment

Module 10: Lesson 2: Risk & Protective Factors

CR Factors associated with suicide

Module 10: Lesson 3: Conducting Suicide Assessment

CR Suicide assessment

Module 10: Lesson 4: Assessing Suicide Risk & Planning Action

CR Assessing and planning action

Module 11: Managing Patients with High Suicide Risk

CR Managing high risk suicidal patients

Module 12: Lesson 1: Understanding The Process

CR Counselling for suicidal patients

Module 12: Lesson 2: Documentation

CR Documentation updated

Module 13: Lesson 1: Kinds of Personal Crises

CR Managing Personal Crises

Module 13: Lesson 2: Steps to Manage a Patient

CR Steps to achieve goal

Module 13: Lesson 3: Helping a Patient in Grief

CR Helping patients in Bereavement

Module 14: Lesson 1: Domestic Violence

CR Managing Domestic Violence

Module 14: Lesson 3:Helping a Domestic Violence Victim

CR Helping a domestic abuse victim

Module 14: Lesson 4: Helping a Patient to Stop Being Violent

CR Stopping a patient from being violent

Module 15: Lesson 1: Involving the SO

CR Involving significant others in counselling

Module 15: Lesson 2: Challenges in Involving the SO

CR How to Involve SO in Counselling

Module 16: Lesson 1: Role of the Supervisor

CR supervision

Module 16: Lesson 2: Peer Group Supervision

CR Peer Group Supervision

Module 16: Lesson 3: Individual Supervision

CR Individual supervision

Module 17: Lesson 3: Ending Treatment

CR How does counselling end

Module 17: Lesson 6: Dealing with Burn-out

CR Taking care of ourselves

Course and Self Evaluation & Certificate

Section: Module 2: Lesson 4: Empathy | Psychological Counseling | NextGenU.org