Bachelor of Counseling

The course of counseling deals with helping people overcome emotional and technological challenges in their lives, from career planning, relationship problems, to stress and health problems at Edith Cowan University. Other forms of counseling can also help clients cope with mental health issues such as chronic anxiety and depression, trauma and physical illness. Therapists help people evaluate themselves, make good decisions and accept responsibility for their actions for their future. The relationship between advisor and customer is based on trust and understanding. Counseling is a broad field including a variety of emotional support and professional support including: education counseling, art therapy, training, counseling, career counseling, counseling, school counseling, social work, and others.

In Australia, this course provides students with the basics of theory, the onset of medical skills and the first self-healing ability in counseling. It gives students the opportunity to learn interpersonal skills, including communication, interpersonal skills, teamwork, self-assessment, negotiation and conflict resolution skills. This course prepares those who wish to pursue courses in counseling and counseling.

It provides an opportunity for students to integrate major youth work with related learning areas. These include Aboriginal and Intercultural Studies, Addiction Study, Health Promotion, Social Work, Crime, Psychology, Counseling, visual arts, media and communications and event management. At Edith Cowan University, other fields include early education and care, parental education, family support and policy and service development. Principals embrace human rights frameworks and social inclusion and include active placement to provide students with the opportunity to apply their theoretical knowledge to work and develop professional networks in the field. The larger can be combined with other related fields such as counseling, crime and justice, psychology and youth work. Counseling graduates can find work in a variety of ways, including education, Human Resources, Youth Support Work, Youth Development Officer, Youth Operations Officer, Social Worker, Early Intervention Programs, Family Support Officer / Coordinator and Policy Manager.