MSW-13, Introduction to Psychological Basis of Counselling, is designed to equip students with a solid foundation in the psychological principles that form the basis of effective counseling practices. This course covers essential theories, practical techniques, and ethical considerations crucial for social work professionals. It is structured to provide 100-130 pages of comprehensive yet concise content, ideal for quick revision and exam preparation.

Key Topics Covered:

• Psychological Theories in Counseling: Exploration of foundational theories such as psychoanalysis, behaviorism, cognitive psychology, and humanistic psychology. Understanding how these theories apply to counseling settings.
• Techniques and Skills: Developing core counseling skills, including active listening, empathy, rapport building, and effective questioning. Practical strategies for implementing these techniques in various counseling scenarios.
• Mental Health Awareness: An overview of common mental health disorders, their symptoms, and impacts. Strategies for supporting clients with mental health issues and promoting mental wellness.
• Ethics in Counseling: Understanding the ethical frameworks guiding counseling practices. Discussing confidentiality, professional boundaries, and the importance of cultural sensitivity.

Benefits of Using This Book:

• Comprehensive Coverage: The book covers all essential topics outlined in the syllabus, ensuring thorough preparation for exams.
• Quick Readable Notes: Designed for easy reading and quick revision, the content is concise and well-organized.
• Practical Insights: Provides practical tips and real-world examples to help students apply theoretical knowledge in counseling settings.
• Exam Preparation: Structured to help students focus on key areas likely to be tested, enhancing exam readiness.