The Unique Role of Counselling & Psychotherapy in the Mental Health Professions

This masterclass explores the distinct contributions of counselling and psychotherapy within mental health. Participants will gain insights into what sets these professions apart from other mental health providers, such as their unique techniques and methods. The session will highlight various career opportunities and settings for counsellors, including private practice, schools, hospitals, and community organisations. Additionally, there will be a detailed overview of the Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy degree, focusing on the trauma specialisation, its significance, and how it equips graduates to effectively handle trauma-related cases.

Who should attend:

Prospective Counselling and Psychotherapy students
Graduates from relevant disciplines
Industry professionals seeking advanced development.

Interested in studying Counselling and Psychotherapy?

Thinking about studying a Masters course in Counselling and Psychotherapy? The Master of Counselling and Psychotherapy offers three specialisations. In the second year, students can choose between Clinical Practice, Clinical Trauma Practice, and the Research Specialisation.

About the Presenters (short bio):

Dr Alexandra Bloch-Atefi and David Hillard are Program Directors of the postgraduate program in Counselling and Psychotherapy within the School of Public Health, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. Both are experienced clinicians and clinical supervisors with years of experience in the mental health field and education sector.

· Alexandra is PACFA accredited clinical supervisor and psychotherapist with expertise in Trauma

· David is an ACA-accredited counsellor and supervisor, specialising in counselling young people.

For any questions relating to this event please contact: pgrecruitment@adelaide.edu.au