30-Hours Professional Diploma in Group Therapy for Cancer Patients
Credit hours
3
Learners examine the medical, emotional and social impact of cancer and how group support can help. The course covers group dynamics, structuring and facilitating support groups, handling difficult conversations, building trust and cultural sensitivity. Suited to counsellors, nurses and volunteers interested in supporting people affected by cancer.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Group Therapy: Principles and Practice
- 02Understanding Cancer: Medical, Emotional, and Social Dimensions
- 03Psychological Impact of Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
- 04Group Dynamics and Therapeutic Communication
- 05Structuring and Facilitating Cancer Support Groups
- 06Managing Emotional Expression and Difficult Conversations
- 07Building Empathy, Trust, and Group Cohesion
- 08Cultural Sensitivity and Diversity in Group Therapy
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