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Psypraxis

Program

Counselling Psychology Program

Immersive 6 months Program (24 weeks)

In six intensive, guided months, you’ll build the skills, insight, and confidence to make a meaningful impact — in your clients’ lives and your own growth as a therapist.

Program Advantage - It is more than just theory.  You’ll receive structured, hands-on guidance and mentoring from seasoned professionals who’ve walked the path. This course is packed with India-specific insights, contextual references, and real-world case studies.

Eligibility - Bachelors / Masters in Psychology 

Total Duration - 6 Months (4 to 6 hrs Weekly)

Course Language - English

Class Mode - Online Live Virtual Class

Structure - Weekly Modules with Theory, Practical Application, and Case Discussions

Total Seats - 20 Students

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What will you gain through PsyPraxis?

  • A strong foundation in essential counseling skills and techniques, grounded in real-world application

  • In-depth understanding of counseling frameworks and theoretical models, with a clear pathway to integrate them into your practice

  • Greater confidence and clarity in your role as a counselor, supported by structured guidance and feedback

  • Subject matter expertise at an advanced level, enabling you to work effectively with complex client needs

  • Interactive and immersive learning, through live facilitation, simulated practice, and active peer discussion forums

  • Comprehensive training in case conceptualization, using a progressive, evolving case study throughout the program

  • Proficiency in formulating treatment plans, with attention to both the therapeutic process and measurable progress

  • Bonus: Personalized mentorship and supervision from senior clinicians with 15+ years of clinical experience

Program Modalities

Live Online Sessions
All classes will be conducted live via Zoom, ensuring interactive and real-time engagement.

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Integrated Teaching Methods
The program offers a dynamic blend of expert-led lectures, case-based learning, role-plays, peer discussions and self-paced learning

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Group Supervision
Regularly scheduled group supervision will provide a safe space for clinical reflection, feedback, and collaborative learning.

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Why Choose Us?

01

Rich Content & Learning Resources

Session recordings  available on a webpage exclusive to the cohort, along with reading material and resources.

02

Case-Based Learning Approach

Real-world client cases to sharpen practical counseling skills, not just theory. Structured assignments to deepen theoretical understanding and practical application.

03

Led by an Industry Expert

Facilitator & Mentor - Keerthi Kodukula brings 15+ years of Global experience in clinical therapy, serious mental illnesses, suicide prevention and supervision, to name a few.

04

Globally Recognized Certification

Adds credibility and value to your professional profile across countries and roles.

05

Simulation-Based Practice

Interactive mock sessions to build confidence and real-time application skills.

06

Cohort Learning Space

Closed learning guided by experts to support ongoing interaction, collaboration, and practice during the course. 

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Designed for Working Professionals & Students

Weekend Live Sessions with self-paced weekly assignments for busy therapists, counselors, and psychology graduates, passionate about becoming a highly effective Counselor/ Therapist. 

08

Peer Networking & On-going Support

Join a growing network of passionate mental health professionals — with access to events, discussions, and peer support beyond the program.

09

Mentorship & Feedback

Personalized mentorship and coaching from senior clinicians with over 15 years of experience in therapy, supervision, and suicide prevention.

10

Immediate Career Relevance

Skills and interventions that can be applied in sessions from Week 1.

Facilitators

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Keerthi Kodukula (she/her)

Director, Clinical Operations

LoveLiveLearn

PhD, LMFT
Expertise in Trauma-Informed Care,
SMI, Co-Occurring Disorders, Anxiety & Mood Disorders

Detail profile: Keerthi | LoveLiveLearn

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Shifa Meherally

Psycho-education Lead & Clinical Psychologist

LoveLiveLearn

Specialist in Depression, Anxiety etc

​Clinical psychologist  with 6+ years of practicing experience 

Detail profile: Shifa | LoveLiveLearn

6 Months Journey Program Details

Inside the Certification Program

  • Week 1 : Introduction to Counselling Psychology
    History and evolution of counselling psychology What is counselling? Understanding its purpose. Differences between counselling, coaching, and psychotherapy Ethical principles and professional boundaries The role of self-awareness and self-care in counselling Role of a counselling psychologist
  • Week 2 : Core Counselling Theories & Approaches
    Psychoanalytic Theory & Psychodynamic Theory Person-Centered Approach & Experiential Approaches Existential-Humanistic Approaches Behavioral and Cognitive Theory Family Systems Approaches Other Models/ Approaches/ Modern
  • Week 3 : Building the Therapeutic Relationship
    The Microskills hierarchy (listening and action skills) The core conditions of counselling (empathy, unconditional positive regard, genuineness) Listening Sequence (Use empathy, observe and respond, and applying the questions) Questions (effective communication through questioning) Rapport-building techniques, verbal and non-verbal communication- Teletherapy Active listening and reflective responses (paraphrasing, encouraging, summarizing) Navigating through client resistance and challenges (using empathy, confrontation, and listening)
  • Week 4 : New Age Therapies
    Solution-Focused Therapy (SFBT) (beginning, middle, and end phase) Narrative Therapy Motivational Interviewing (MI) Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

Module 1: Foundations of Counselling Psychology (Weeks 1-4)

  • Week 1 : Introduction to Counselling Psychology
    History and evolution of counselling psychology What is counselling? Understanding its purpose. Differences between counselling, coaching, and psychotherapy Ethical principles and professional boundaries The role of self-awareness and self-care in counselling Role of a counselling psychologist
  • Week 2 : Core Counselling Theories & Approaches
    Psychoanalytic Theory & Psychodynamic Theory Person-Centered Approach & Experiential Approaches Existential-Humanistic Approaches Behavioral and Cognitive Theory Family Systems Approaches Other Models/ Approaches/ Modern
  • Week 3 : Building the Therapeutic Relationship
    The Microskills hierarchy (listening and action skills) The core conditions of counselling (empathy, unconditional positive regard, genuineness) Listening Sequence (Use empathy, observe and respond, and applying the questions) Questions (effective communication through questioning) Rapport-building techniques, verbal and non-verbal communication- Teletherapy Active listening and reflective responses (paraphrasing, encouraging, summarizing) Navigating through client resistance and challenges (using empathy, confrontation, and listening)
  • Week 4 : New Age Therapies
    Solution-Focused Therapy (SFBT) (beginning, middle, and end phase) Narrative Therapy Motivational Interviewing (MI) Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

Module 2: Practical Applications in Counselling (Weeks 5-8)

  • Week 1 : Introduction to Counselling Psychology
    History and evolution of counselling psychology What is counselling? Understanding its purpose. Differences between counselling, coaching, and psychotherapy Ethical principles and professional boundaries The role of self-awareness and self-care in counselling Role of a counselling psychologist
  • Week 2 : Core Counselling Theories & Approaches
    Psychoanalytic Theory & Psychodynamic Theory Person-Centered Approach & Experiential Approaches Existential-Humanistic Approaches Behavioral and Cognitive Theory Family Systems Approaches Other Models/ Approaches/ Modern
  • Week 3 : Building the Therapeutic Relationship
    The Microskills hierarchy (listening and action skills) The core conditions of counselling (empathy, unconditional positive regard, genuineness) Listening Sequence (Use empathy, observe and respond, and applying the questions) Questions (effective communication through questioning) Rapport-building techniques, verbal and non-verbal communication- Teletherapy Active listening and reflective responses (paraphrasing, encouraging, summarizing) Navigating through client resistance and challenges (using empathy, confrontation, and listening)
  • Week 4 : New Age Therapies
    Solution-Focused Therapy (SFBT) (beginning, middle, and end phase) Narrative Therapy Motivational Interviewing (MI) Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

Module 3: Specializations in Counselling (Weeks 9-12)

  • Week 1 : Introduction to Counselling Psychology
    History and evolution of counselling psychology What is counselling? Understanding its purpose. Differences between counselling, coaching, and psychotherapy Ethical principles and professional boundaries The role of self-awareness and self-care in counselling Role of a counselling psychologist
  • Week 2 : Core Counselling Theories & Approaches
    Psychoanalytic Theory & Psychodynamic Theory Person-Centered Approach & Experiential Approaches Existential-Humanistic Approaches Behavioral and Cognitive Theory Family Systems Approaches Other Models/ Approaches/ Modern
  • Week 3 : Building the Therapeutic Relationship
    The Microskills hierarchy (listening and action skills) The core conditions of counselling (empathy, unconditional positive regard, genuineness) Listening Sequence (Use empathy, observe and respond, and applying the questions) Questions (effective communication through questioning) Rapport-building techniques, verbal and non-verbal communication- Teletherapy Active listening and reflective responses (paraphrasing, encouraging, summarizing) Navigating through client resistance and challenges (using empathy, confrontation, and listening)
  • Week 4 : New Age Therapies
    Solution-Focused Therapy (SFBT) (beginning, middle, and end phase) Narrative Therapy Motivational Interviewing (MI) Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

Module 4: Advanced Counselling Techniques (Weeks 13-16)

  • Week 1 : Introduction to Counselling Psychology
    History and evolution of counselling psychology What is counselling? Understanding its purpose. Differences between counselling, coaching, and psychotherapy Ethical principles and professional boundaries The role of self-awareness and self-care in counselling Role of a counselling psychologist
  • Week 2 : Core Counselling Theories & Approaches
    Psychoanalytic Theory & Psychodynamic Theory Person-Centered Approach & Experiential Approaches Existential-Humanistic Approaches Behavioral and Cognitive Theory Family Systems Approaches Other Models/ Approaches/ Modern
  • Week 3 : Building the Therapeutic Relationship
    The Microskills hierarchy (listening and action skills) The core conditions of counselling (empathy, unconditional positive regard, genuineness) Listening Sequence (Use empathy, observe and respond, and applying the questions) Questions (effective communication through questioning) Rapport-building techniques, verbal and non-verbal communication- Teletherapy Active listening and reflective responses (paraphrasing, encouraging, summarizing) Navigating through client resistance and challenges (using empathy, confrontation, and listening)
  • Week 4 : New Age Therapies
    Solution-Focused Therapy (SFBT) (beginning, middle, and end phase) Narrative Therapy Motivational Interviewing (MI) Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

Module 5: Applied Counselling & Supervised Practice (Weeks 17-20)

  • Week 1 : Introduction to Counselling Psychology
    History and evolution of counselling psychology What is counselling? Understanding its purpose. Differences between counselling, coaching, and psychotherapy Ethical principles and professional boundaries The role of self-awareness and self-care in counselling Role of a counselling psychologist
  • Week 2 : Core Counselling Theories & Approaches
    Psychoanalytic Theory & Psychodynamic Theory Person-Centered Approach & Experiential Approaches Existential-Humanistic Approaches Behavioral and Cognitive Theory Family Systems Approaches Other Models/ Approaches/ Modern
  • Week 3 : Building the Therapeutic Relationship
    The Microskills hierarchy (listening and action skills) The core conditions of counselling (empathy, unconditional positive regard, genuineness) Listening Sequence (Use empathy, observe and respond, and applying the questions) Questions (effective communication through questioning) Rapport-building techniques, verbal and non-verbal communication- Teletherapy Active listening and reflective responses (paraphrasing, encouraging, summarizing) Navigating through client resistance and challenges (using empathy, confrontation, and listening)
  • Week 4 : New Age Therapies
    Solution-Focused Therapy (SFBT) (beginning, middle, and end phase) Narrative Therapy Motivational Interviewing (MI) Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

Module 6: Career Development & Personal Growth (Weeks 21-24)

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