This course provides cadets with an introduction to counseling fundamentals emphasizing the practical application of theories, principles, and techniques essential for military leadership. Through hands-on experiences, including video and audio recording exercises, cadets will develop critical counseling skills necessary for guiding, supporting, and motivating individuals and teams. The curriculum addresses personal, performance, career, and disciplinary counseling within the unique context of military service, preparing cadets to lead effectively in both academic and operational environments. Topics include the counseling process, basic and advanced communication skills, interpersonal relationship dynamics, goal setting, intervention strategies, crisis intervention, multicultural awareness, and assertiveness. Assessments include behavioral demonstrations of counseling competencies and written examinations, ensuring cadets are equipped to foster resilience, cohesion, and high performance as future Army leaders.
This course introduces cadets to the fundamentals of counseling. It focuses on the practical applications of counseling theories, principles, and techniques. Using the vehicles of videotaping and audiotaping, the course emphasizes personal, performance, career, and disciplinary counseling to help prepare cadets for leadership roles both as a cadet and an officer. The course covers the counseling process and the dynamics of interpersonal relationships within that process. Counseling skills include: basic and advanced communication skills, goal setting, intervention strategies, assertiveness, crisis intervention, and multiculturalism. Examinations are behavioral and written.
This course introduces cadets to the fundamentals of counseling. It focuses on the practical applications of counseling theories, principles, and techniques. Using the vehicles of videotaping and audiotaping, the course emphasizes personal, performance, career, and disciplinary counseling to help prepare cadets for leadership roles both as a cadet and an officer. The course covers the counseling process and the dynamics of interpersonal relationships within that process. Counseling skills include: basic and advanced communication skills, goal setting, intervention strategies, assertiveness, crisis intervention, and multiculturalism. Examinations are behavioral and written.
Lessons
40 @ 55 min (2.500 Att/wk)
Labs
0 @ 0 min
Special requirements
Cadets are required to prepare a self-assessment paper (12-15 pages) of their counseling skills which they have developed throughout the course.
