Family counselling PURPOSE OF EDUCATION Family counseling is the solution of the problems among the family members, all family members or a few family members with the participation of the family counselor to solve, the existing problems in the family communication, rules, roles, closeness, understanding, trust, self-control, problem solving basic process of assistance. The aim of family counseling is to provide support to family members on issues such as interpersonal problems experienced in the family, death, chronic disease affecting the whole family, separation of a family member from home. Family counseling has clear and clear objectives. The aim is to provide solutions to the problems of the family, as well as to provide new skills that will make it easier for the family members to understand each other better and provide clear and flexible boundaries. CONTENT OF EDUCATION Family structureBeing a FamilyDevelopment AreasYouth PeriodAdaptation ProblemsAdaptation Problems in ElderlyChildren’s Rights and LawChild Abuse and NeglectProblems Affecting Couple RelationshipSocial Case DataTherapeutic Process and Pioneering Approaches in Family CounselingPostmodern Approaches in Family CounselingEvidence-Based Approaches in Family CounselingBasic Psychological Counseling SkillsCrisis and Crisis Management in Family CounselingProfessional EthicsResearch TechniquesSupervision in Family Counseling / Case Presentation
Family counselling PURPOSE OF EDUCATION Family counseling is the solution of the problems among the family members, all family members or a few family members with the participation of the family counselor to solve, the existing problems in the family communication, rules, roles, closeness, understanding, trust, self-control, problem solving basic process of assistance. The aim of family counseling is to provide support to family members on issues such as interpersonal problems experienced in the family, death, chronic disease affecting the whole family, separation of a family member from home. Family counseling has clear and clear objectives. The aim is to provide solutions to the problems of the family, as well as to provide new skills that will make it easier for the family members to understand each other better and provide clear and flexible boundaries. CONTENT OF EDUCATION Family structureBeing a FamilyDevelopment AreasYouth PeriodAdaptation ProblemsAdaptation Problems in ElderlyChildren’s Rights and LawChild Abuse and NeglectProblems Affecting Couple RelationshipSocial Case DataTherapeutic Process and Pioneering Approaches in Family CounselingPostmodern Approaches in Family CounselingEvidence-Based Approaches in Family CounselingBasic Psychological Counseling SkillsCrisis and Crisis Management in Family CounselingProfessional EthicsResearch TechniquesSupervision in Family Counseling / Case Presentation