Introduction to the field of counseling psychology, including its history, theoretical models, and the role of the counseling psychologist. Exploration of the diverse settings and populations served by counseling psychologists.

In-depth examination of various personality theories and their implications for counseling practice. Critical analysis of the major schools of psychotherapy and their underlying theoretical frameworks.

Development of fundamental counseling skills, such as active listening, empathy, and reflective responding. Practice of various counseling techniques, including cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, and psychodynamic approaches.