PSYC 410

This course provides a basis for integrating knowledge and developing practical skills for addressing ethical issues that arise in counselling and applied psychology. This course will focus on developing a critical analysis of personal and collective worldviews in counselling processes. Learners will develop core knowledge and build practical skills in relational ethics and social justice values while examining the role of regulatory and collegial professional associations in Canada. Materials on Indigenous ethics necessary to promote increased cultural safety in both counselling and research involving Indigenous communities will be presented, alongside ethical issues applied to other traditionally marginalized and/or underserved populations. Section information text: <strong>Course Description: </strong>This course provides a basis for integrating knowledge and developing practical skills for addressing ethical issues that arise in counselling and applied psychology. This course will focus on developing a critical analysis of personal and collective worldviews in counselling processes. Learners will develop core knowledge and build practical skills in relational ethics and social justice values while examining the role of regulatory and collegial professional associations in Canada. Materials on Indigenous ethics necessary to promote increased cultural safety in both counselling and research involving Indigenous communities will be presented, alongside ethical issues applied to other traditionally marginalized and/or underserved populations.<br/><strong>Note: </strong>PSYC 410 is an approved Self and Society course for Cap Core requirements. PSYC 240 and PSYC 401 are recommended.<br/><strong>Reg Notes: </strong>none<br/><strong>