Teaching Responsibility
LJMU Schools involved in Delivery:
Psychology
Learning Methods
Seminar
Workshop
Module Offerings
7026COCPSY-SEP-CTY
Aims
For students to:
• Examine their own conditions of worth, locus of evaluation, and organismic valuing process.
• Reflect how these impact on their relationships with others (in both the personal development group and outside of university).
• Consider how this may potentially impact upon their therapeutic relationship with counselling clients.
Learning Outcomes
1.
Critically examine the origins and effects of their own conditions of worth, locus of evaluation, and organismic valuing process.
2.
Articulate a nuanced awareness of how their intersectional identity impacts on self and others.
3.
Evidence an understanding of self that incorporates the ongoing perceptions of others.
4.
Demonstrate active exploration of self through continued engagement in the Personal Development Group.
Module Content
Outline Syllabus:As with person-centred experiential counselling itself, there is no set content for the group. The facilitator establishes an appropriate balance of support and challenge in order for you to be able to:
• Explore aspects of your own history and personality.
• Identify introjected conditions of worth.
• Separate your own material from that of others.
• Identify your own and others’ power in the group.
• Provide sensitively phrased feedback to peers.
• Understand your intersectional identity.
• Develop self-awareness and insight which promotes and encourages you to take personal responsibility for your own process and actions.
Module Overview:
This module will help you to critically examine own conditions of worth and organismic valuing process and consider how this affects relationships with others and the potential impact upon the counselling relationship. It focuses on self-awareness and conditions of worth as well as how to be in relationship with others and understand how this links to client work.
This module will help you to critically examine own conditions of worth and organismic valuing process and consider how this affects relationships with others and the potential impact upon the counselling relationship. It focuses on self-awareness and conditions of worth as well as how to be in relationship with others and understand how this links to client work.
Additional Information:This module focuses on self-awareness, conditions of worth, the organismic valuing process, as well as how to be in relationship with others, and promotes understanding of how this links to client work.
You will be actively encouraged to keep a personal journal to assist with recording and processing your individual learning from the personal development group.