Interpersonal Work (SWSP4215)
Course level
Undergraduate
Units
2
Duration
One Semester
Class hours
5 full day workshops during the semester
Incompatible
SW447, SWSP4077
Prerequisite
SWSP3022
Assessment methods
Essay 50%, Recorded Role Play and Commentary 50%.
Course enquiries
This course is not currently offered, please contact the school or faculty of your program.
Course description
NOT OFFERED IN 2011.
This course is last offered in 2010. It will be discontinued from 2011 onwards.
Maximum quota of 40 students. Enrolment is open to the first 40 students who enrol in this course on mySI-net.
This course provides participants with the opportunity to learn ways of developing effective therapeutic relationships in a range of helping situations. Students will explore and thoughtfully reflect on interpersonal processes and intervention strategies through lectures, discussion and experiential work. Particular attention will be paid to `big ideas' that have emerged from the practice and research of counselling and psychotherapy and how these apply to interpersonal work more generally. Students will be encouraged to develop awareness of the impact of their `use of self' in helping relationships and how this varies in different practice roles and contexts.