Counselling Theories: Understanding Self & Relationships

University Oxford Univeristy (OU)
Subject counselling theories
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Assignment C</td”> Academic Wk19 11/02/25

How does counselling theory enable you to understand yourself and your relationships?

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1.5.1, 1.5.2, 1.5.3, 1.6.1 and 1.6.2
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Outline the history and main concepts of CBT and the Psychodynamic approach using a range of Level 3 theoretical terms and vocabulary
Explain how the main concepts of each approach help you to understand your life events and your responses to those events
Reflect on how these modalities help you to understand how you form, develop, maintain and end your relationships
Presentation: 11pt Arial, double spacing; cohesion (clarity of meaning); structure (introduction, exposition and conclusion), Harvard style referencing (8-10 reputable sources); word count: 1500–2000 words
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Assignment B: How does Person-centred Theory inform your understanding of yourself and the importance of the therapeutic relationship as a tool for change?

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Outline the history and main concepts of Person-centred theory using a range of Level 3 Person-centred terms and vocabulary (1.6.2)
Define the characteristics of the therapeutic relationship (1.2.3)
Explain how the counselling relationship is used as the tool for change (1.2.3).
Explain how person-centred theory helps you to understand your relationships (both past and present) and how you form, develop, maintain and end those relationships (1.5.3)
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