The 6-Month Psychosocial Counsellor Training at NSRC is designed to develop skilled, confident, and ethical psychosocial counsellors through a combination of theoretical learning, practical skills, supervised training, and field exposure.

Course Includes
Therapeutic Counselling Skills – Active listening, empathy, rapport building, and communication.
Bio-Psychosocial Model of Mental Health – Understanding mental health from biological, psychological, and social perspectives.
Mental Health Assessment & Case Conceptualization – Identifying concerns, assessment, and case understanding.
Psychosocial Intervention Techniques – Practical approaches for providing appropriate psychosocial support.
Community-Based Psychosocial Support (CBPS) – Supporting individuals, families, and communities.
Referral Systems & Professional Coordination – Appropriate referral and multidisciplinary collaboration.
Capacity Building & Psychoeducation – Mental health awareness and psychoeducation skills.
Professional Ethics & Confidentiality – Ethical practice, boundaries, consent, and confidentiality.
Documentation & Case Recording – Professional case documentation and record keeping.
Supervised Practical Training & Field Exposure – Applying learned skills through 160 hours of structured practical and field training.