family & marital guidance diploma

The certificate is international from American Canadian Board for professional training and Human academy for psychological family and special needs

• The fundamentals of family counseling (concepts, types, goals, and theories)
• The ethics and requirements of the counselor (personal, cognitive, ethical, and professional)
• Methods for diagnosing and analyzing family and marital problems
• Preparation for marriage (pre-marital accompaniment, understanding individual behavior, engagement challenges, and decision-making)
• The meaning and psychological dimensions of marriage
• Treatment of marital challenges and risks
• Personality types of spouses and how to deal with them
• Scales for identifying couples and marital compatibility
• Psychological disorder assessments and accurate diagnostic methods
• Strengths and weaknesses in family relationships
• Stages of development and escalation of family and marital conflicts
• Principles of handling family and marital crises
• Family and marital compatibility and methods to enhance it
• Effective family communication (violence, marital satisfaction, conflict management)
• Common psychological disorders in relationships and how to diagnose and treat them
• Addressing loss and grief in relationships (emotional, marital, or family) and providing therapeutic accompaniment through the healing and recovery process
• Therapeutic and supportive accompaniment for couples and families
• Patterns of family and marital relationships (healthy, dominant, avoidant, cooperative...)
• Divorce: causes, types, psychological and social effects, and ways to manage them
• Family therapies (systemic, cognitive-behavioral, strategic, psychodynamic, and others)
• Family psychology (family dynamics, roles, internal communication, and childhood impact)
• Positive parenting and family leadership
• Child development and psychological and behavioral growth stages
• Psychological problems and disorders in children (anxiety, ADHD, autism, learning difficulties, aggression, etc.)
• Conscious and safe sexual education
• Sexual disorders and professional approaches to address them
• The art of counseling interviews and therapeutic session techniques
• Psychological diagnosis and professional report writing
• An overview of mental health, enhancement strategies, and the use of psychological scales and assessments

• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Timeline Therapy
• Family Therapies (systemic, cognitive-behavioral, strategic, psychodynamic...)
• Various therapeutic tools and techniques to enhance counseling effectiveness