Introduction

1- Introduction 2- Development of psychodynamic approach: Understanding the complex history of the development of psychodynamic approach as a theory and therapy. 3- Causes of distress: Locating the causes of distress through a psychodynamic perspective. 4- Goal and application of psychoanalytic therapy: Determining the goal and application of psychoanalytic therapy. 5- Therapy skills and effective therapist: Analyzing therapy and the skills of an effective therapist. 6- Circumstances of counseling intervention: Determining the circumstances of counseling intervention. 7- Psychoanalytic techniques: Distinguishing between various psychoanalytic techniques. 8- Application of psychoanalytic techniques: Identifying the use of each psychoanalytic technique in different circumstances. 9- Applying psychoanalytic theory: Applying psychoanalytic theory to determine which psychoanalytic technique may prove helpful to resolve problems. 10- Introduction 11- Critical Psychology and Psychology for Liberation: Evaluate the theory of ‘Critical Psychology and Psychology for Liberation. 12- Pressing Social Issues: Articulate arguments about current pressing social issues using critical psychology. 13- Prejudices and Discrimination: Analyse the effect of prejudices and discrimination on an individual’s mental health. 14- Critical Theory and Postmodernism: Evaluate the relationship between power and knowledge. 15- Psychology of Oppression: Analyse the psychology of oppression and use the knowledge to develop solutions to social problems. 16- Practicing Critical Psychology: Evaluate critical consciousness and double consciousness liberation. 17- Introduction 18- Neuropsychology: Study of the brain regions responsible for psychological attributes. 19- Cognitive psychology: Study of cognitive processes and their practical implications. 20- Sensation and attention: Understanding and improving cognitive processes related to sensation and attention. 21- Memory: Understanding memory from biological and cognitive perspectives. 22- Introduction 23- Qualitative paradigm of psychology and qualitative research: Understand the foundational concepts and nature of qualitative research in psychology. 24- Qualitative research methods: Understand the features, purposes, and applications of various qualitative research methods. 25- Qualitative studies in relation to other studies. 26- Introduction 27- Relationship between mind, society, and culture: Analyze the relationship between the mind, society, and culture. 28- Emergence of social issues and their impact: Trace the emergence of social issues and their impact based on the principles of social and cultural psychology. 29- Types of self in society: Evaluate the types of self in society, including social identities. 30- Cognition and culture: Define cognition and culture, social representations, attitudes and attributions, language and communication, social influence. 31- Human development: Evaluate the development of humans, especially in childhood and adolescence. 32- Types of development and barriers to development: Evaluate different types of development and barriers to development. 33- Trace developmental problems through theoretical knowledge: Trace developmental problems through the application of theoretical knowledge. 34- Trace developmental problems through theoretical knowledge: Trace developmental problems through the application of theoretical knowledge. 35- Introduction 36- Conceptual foundations of rehabilitation psychology: Understand the theoretical basis of rehabilitation psychology and its application in practice. 37- Need and scope of rehabilitation and intervention: Determine the importance and extent of rehabilitation and intervention in various contexts. 38- Milestone events in the development of rehabilitation psychology: Analyze significant events that have shaped the field of rehabilitation psychology. 39- Types of rehabilitation facilities: Assess different types of facilities and settings where rehabilitation services are provided. 40- Client-centered treatment in rehabilitation: Provide individualized treatment and interventions based on clients' specific needs. 41- Professional behavior in rehabilitation settings: Demonstrate ethical and professional conduct in rehabilitation practice. 42- Ethical issues in neuropsychological rehabilitation: Analyze ethical considerations specific to neuropsychological rehabilitation. 43- Application of theoretical knowledge to practical challenges: Apply theoretical knowledge and skills to address practical challenges in rehabilitation. 44- Links between problems and treatments: Analyze the relationship between specific problems or disabilities and appropriate treatment approaches. 45- Techniques for different interventions: Specify techniques and approaches used in various interventions in rehabilitation psychology. 46- Introduction 47- Introduction and Background: Provide an overview of the situation, identify the organization, core business, and initial problem/opportunity. 48- Consultancy Process: Describe the process of consultancy development, including literature review, contracting with the client, research methods. 49- Literature Review: Define key concepts and theories, present models/frameworks, and critically analyze and evaluate literature. 50- Contracting with the Client: Identify client wants/needs, define consultant-client relationship, and articulate value exchange principles. 51- Research Methods: Identify and evaluate selected research methods for investigating problem/opportunity and collecting data. 52- Planning and Implementation: Demonstrate skills as a designer and implementer of an effective consulting initiative, provide evidence of ability. 53- Principal Findings and Recommendations: Critically analyze data collected from consultancy process, translate into compact and informative package. 54- Conclusion and Reflection: Provide overall conclusion to consultancy project, reflect on what was learned about consultancy, managing the consulting. 55- Understand how to apply solutions to organisational change.