Counselling in Schools - Part II: History and Human Development

Counselling in Schools - Part II: History and Human Development

Presented by Marissa Priaulx, a master’s degree-qualified counsellor, this 1-hour OPD course provides valuable insight into the evolving role of counselling in schools, with a special focus on the Australian context. Marissa brings her extensive knowledge of child development and school-based counselling to explore the history and impact of this essential service in educational settings.

During this session, Marissa will offer an overview of the history of counselling with children in schools, both globally and within Australia, examining how these services have developed over time to meet the changing needs of students. She will also provide an in-depth look at how human development plays a crucial role in shaping the counselling we offer to children in schools, ensuring the support is age-appropriate, responsive, and effective.

By the end of the course, participants will have a deeper understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities in school-based counselling. Marissa will discuss the significance of developmental milestones in the counselling process and how understanding these can enhance the support provided to students across various age groups.

Join Marissa Priaulx in this informative seminar to expand your knowledge of counselling in schools, understand its historical context, and learn practical strategies to improve your counselling practice with children.