Faith in Action: Short Learning Programmes for 2012 conducted by HospiVision

Centre for Community Training and Development (CTD)

UNISA College of Human Sciences

As part of CTDs Faith in Action programme, HospiVision has developed and will be presenting a range of courses focusing on Counselling and Spiritual Care in Health Care.  The programme consists of 9 individual Short Learning Programmes (SLP) of 6 months each.  Each SLP requires 3 days of compulsory interactive training, a set amount of hours practical work and a theoretical assignment.  All the SLP are based on unit standards registered with the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA) and will lead to a UNISA certificate.

Course

Dates

Venue

Short course in Spiritual care and counselling for the sick

January 23-25

March 12-14

August 06-08

October  29-31

HospiVision Training Centre (TDH)

Short course in Spiritual care and counselling for the sick - Helen Joseph

March  12-14

August 06-08

Johannesburg:  Helen Joseph

Short course in Spiritual care and counselling for sick and vulnerable children

May 28-30

November 14-16

HospiVision Training Centre (TDH)

Short course in Narrative practices for spiritual care and counselling for the sick

February  06-08

April 16-18

October    08-10

HospiVision Training Centre (TDH)

Short course in Trauma counselling in an Accident and Emergency Unit

February   27-29

May  07-09

November 19-21

HospiVision Training Centre (TDH)

Short course in spiritual care and counselling for people living with AIDS

June 18-20

HospiVision Training Centre (TDH)

Short Course in a faith and value based approach to HIV prevention

August 27-29

HospiVision Training Centre (TDH)

Short course in a narrative approach to journeying with Depression

July 16-18

HospiVision Training Centre (TDH)

Short course in Memory Work and life maps in counselling for loss, death and bereavement

September  17-19

HospiVision Training Centre (TDH)

Short course in Implementing a spiritual care and counselling programme in health care

November  09-11

HospiVision Training Centre (TDH)

The course will benefit:

  • Leaders and members of Faith Based and Community Based Organizations
  • Pastoral counsellors and therapists
  • Volunteers and lay counsellors
  • Health professionals who wish to expand their skills for working in health care

Tutorials

Within the first month after completion of a workshop HospiVision will present a tutorial on the assignment for the applicable short learning programme.  The tutorials will be from 09:00-12:00 on a Thursday morning at the HospiVision training centre and is free of charge. See the course information for dates of tutorials.

Practical counselling skills and supervision workshops

On the Thursday following a three day workshop HospiVision will facilitate a practical counselling skills workshop at the HospiVision training centre from 08:30-15:00. Each workshop will also focus on a practical counselling skill and spiritual theme, as well as supervised counselling and case study discussion.  These one day skills workshops are free of charge.

Please note the following

  • These workshops are open for everybody.
  • HospiVision is a member of the Southern African Association for Pastoral Work (SAAP).
  • A certificate for attendance of the workshop will be issued which can be used when a counsellor applies for accreditation by SAAP.
  • A workshop is the equivalent of 5 hours supervised counselling.

Counselling and supervision workshops programme (January – June 2012)

Dates

Counselling skill, spiritual theme and case study

January 26

Building a relationship and creating security

Case study: illness

February  9

Conversational questions and creating hopeful scenarios

Case study:  cancer

March 01

Attending and listening skills and discovering meaning

Case study:  trauma

March 15

Advanced empathy and communicating compassion

Case study:  bereavement

April 19

Understanding stories and making room for reconciliation

Case study:  strained relationships

May 10

Immediacy and creating “God-spaces”

Case study:  loss and dying

May 31

Creativity in counselling and  telling of “God-stories”

Case study:  sick children

June 21

Unconditional acceptance and belonging to a healing community

Case study:  HIV and AIDS

Course fees: R800-00 per person which includes workshop attendance, training material, tutorial, skills workshop as well as the cost of the UNISA certificate.

Decentralization

Courses can be presented for groups of 12 or more.  Travel and accommodation costs will be extra, depending on the location.

Registration

To register please contact the HospiVision Head Office on 012-3299492 / 012-3294420 (08:00-13:00) or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

An electronic registration and payment facility is available on the HospiVision website (www.hospivision.org.za click on “Training programmes” / “Enrol for a course”).

A full course brochure can be downloaded from the HospiVision website (www.hospivision.org.za click on “Training programmes” / “Download training brochure”).

 

 

 

What is SAAP?

The need for pastoral work

South Africans suffer from spiritual wounds and stress. The causes are many - the lack of reconciliation, poverty, HIV/AIDS, unemployment, ongoing violence, crime and transformation in the workplace. Problems in the family, marriage and relationships are compounded by the issues such as debt and work-related stress.

An overwhelmed society needs trained caregivers to actively become part of the healing process.

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