This document outlines the curriculum for a Clinical Psychology Diploma program. The program is comprised of 23 modules covering topics such as counseling skills, psychosocial intervention, research methodology, couple counseling, clinical psychology, psychological disorders, health psychology, group therapy, and practicum experience. Some key modules include Counseling Skills and Process, Psychosocial Intervention, Introduction to Clinical Psychology, Psychological Disorders, and Practicum and Report. Each module contains multiple sub-modules diving deeper into the subject matter. Upon completion of all 23 modules, students must also complete a research paper.
This document outlines the curriculum for a Clinical Psychology Diploma program. The program is comprised of 23 modules covering topics such as counseling skills, psychosocial intervention, research methodology, couple counseling, clinical psychology, psychological disorders, health psychology, group therapy, and practicum experience. Some key modules include Counseling Skills and Process, Psychosocial Intervention, Introduction to Clinical Psychology, Psychological Disorders, and Practicum and Report. Each module contains multiple sub-modules diving deeper into the subject matter. Upon completion of all 23 modules, students must also complete a research paper.
This document outlines the curriculum for a Clinical Psychology Diploma program. The program is comprised of 23 modules covering topics such as counseling skills, psychosocial intervention, research methodology, couple counseling, clinical psychology, psychological disorders, health psychology, group therapy, and practicum experience. Some key modules include Counseling Skills and Process, Psychosocial Intervention, Introduction to Clinical Psychology, Psychological Disorders, and Practicum and Report. Each module contains multiple sub-modules diving deeper into the subject matter. Upon completion of all 23 modules, students must also complete a research paper.
Sub-Module 1: Introduction to Psychology Sub-Module 2: Personal Growth and Development Sub-Module 3: Motivation Sub-Module 4: Personality Sub-Module 5: Perception Sub-Module 6: Learning Sub-Module 7: Intelligence Sub-Module 8: Memory
2. Module: MCSP020: Counselling Skills and Process
Sub module: 1: psychosocial wellbeing, intervention and CBI (community based intervention) Sub module: 2: Counseling approaches Sub module 3: Basics of counseling Sub module 4: Applying counseling Skills Sub module 5: Counseling process Sub module 6: Alternative Tools and Skills
3. Module: MPIN030: Psychosocial Intervention
Sub module: 1: Mental Health Sub module: 2: Culture and Counseling Sub module: 3: Human Development Sub module: 4: Special Issues Sub module 5: The principles in counselling
4. Module: MM040: Methodology
Sub module: 1: Communication Skills Sub module: 2: Introduction to Research Sub module: 3: Report writing Skills
5. Couple counselling as a professional module-MCC050
Sub module: 1: Introduction to Couple Counselling Sub module: 2: Marriage trend in Africa Sub module: 3: Challenges in Marriage Sub module: 4: Specific Couple Therapy Techniques Sub module: 5: Conflict Resolutions and Forgiveness in Relationship Sub module: 6: Key Therapies in Couple Counselling
6. Module: MIS060: Introduction to Sociology
Sub module: 1: Introduction Sub module: 2: Social Theories Sub module: 3: Society and Culture Sub module: 4: Socialisation Sub module: 5: Social Organisation and Social Interaction Sub module: 6: Social Processes Sub module: 7: Methods of Social Action and Intervention Sub module: 8: Importance of sociology to counselling
7. Module MCTA070: Counselling Theories and Approaches
Sub module 1: Introduction to counselling theory Sub module 2: The psychodynamic approach Sub module 3: The behavioral approach Sub module 4: The cognitive approach Sub module 5: The person-centered approach Sub module 6: Other counselling approaches
8. Module: MEIC090: Ethical Issues in Counselling
Sub module: 1: Definition of Ethics Sub module: 2: Ethical Principals in Counselling Sub module: 3: The Rights of Clients Sub module: 4: The Do’s and Dont’s in Counselling Sub module: 5: Professional Conduct and Professional Affiliations 9. Module: MCP100: Introduction to Clinical Psychology Sub module: 1: History and perspectives of clinical psychology Sub module: 2: Who is a clinical psychologist Sub module: 3: How does Clinical Psychology differ from related fields Sub module: 4: Mental health disorders Sub module: 5: Models of care Sub module: 6: Diagnosis and evaluation Sub module: 7: Treatment Sub module: 8: Cultural and special issues in clinical psychology
10. Module: MICT110: Introduction to ICT & Entrepreneurship
Sub module: 1: Introduction to ICT Sub module: 2: Computer software and hardware Sub module: 3: Computer safety Sub module: 4: ICT ethics and legislation Sub module: 5: ICT and Mental health Sub module: 6. Overview on entrepreneurship Sib module: 7. Introduction to business plan Sub module: 8. Emerging trends and issues in business Sub module: 9. Private practice in Therapy
11. Module: MPD120: Psychological Disorders
Sub module: 1: Overview of mental disorders Sub module: 2: Mental health in African culture Sub module: 3: Classification and assessment of mental health disorders Sub module: 4: Treatment and Care
12. Module: MIP130: Introduction to philosophy
Sub module: 1: Introduction Sub module: 2: Philosophical Counselling Concepts Sub module: 3: Issues in Philosophical Counselling Sub module: 4: The Role of Philosophy Counselling
13. Module: MCP030: Contemporary Psychology
Sub module: 1: An overview of contemporary psychology Sub module: 2: Biological perspective Sub module: 3: Evolution perspective Sub module: 4: Cognitive perspective Sub module: 5: Humanistic perspective Sub module: 6: Psychoanalytic perspective Sub module: 7: Social perspective Sub module: 8: Cross-cultural approach
14. Module: MAP040: Abnormal Psychology
Sub module: 1: Overview Sub module: 2: Understanding abnormal behaviors Sub module: 3: Identification and classification of abnormal behavior Sub module: 4: The DSM-IV classification system Sub module: 5: Criticism of abnormal psychology
15. Module: MBE050: Bioethics
Sub module: 1: Definition and scope Sub module: 2: Ideology and Methodology Sub module: 3: Principles of bioethics Sub module: 4: Bioethical issues Sub module: 5. Bioethics niche
16. Module: MME060: Motivation and Emotions
Sub module: 1: Understanding motivation Sub module: 2: Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs Sub module: 3: Work and Success Sub module: 4: Understanding emotions Sub module: 5: Autonomic nervous system Sub module: 6 : Fight or flight syndrome Sub module: 7: Emotional expressions – inmate and learned Sub module: 8: Sociocultural aspects of emotions 17. Module: MP070 Psychometrics Sub module: 1: Origins and background of psychometrics Sub module: 2: Psychometrics in practice Sub module: 3: Psychometrics assessment Sub module: 4: Psychometrics test types Sub module: 5: Methods used in psychometric assessment
18. Module: MHP080: Health Psychology
Sub module: 1: Definition of health psychology Sub module: 2: The mind-body relationship; a brief history Sub module: 3: Health beliefs and behaviors Sub module: 4: Illness beliefs Sub module: 5: The stress-illness link Sub module: 6: Chronic illness
19. Module: MGT090: Group Therapy
Sub module: 1: Types of therapies Sub module: 2: Overview of group therapy Sub module: 3: Strategies in group therapy Sub module: 4: Group therapy and substance abuse treatment Sub module: 5: Individual therapy and substance abuse treatment
20. Module: MPP100: Special Issues in Psychological Practice
Sub module: 1: Working with children and families Sub module: 2: Working with adults in psychological difficulty Sub module: 3. Extreme mental health disorders 21. Module MPR110: Practicum and Report 22. Project Management as a professional module-MPM120 23. Research Paper