There are so many counselling courses in Adelaide, all designed to help counsellors provide the best support they can for any problem that comes their way.
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Diploma of Counselling CHC51015
This qualification reflects the role of counsellors, who work with clients on personal and psychological issues using established counselling modalities. They use communication, micro-counselling and interviewing skills and draw on varied counselling t...
Dual Diploma of Community Services & Diploma of Counselling CHC51015,CHC52025
This qualification is designed for people looking to utilise their interpersonal skills to have a positive impact on those in need of counselling and community based care. This course will give an in depth understanding of how to use established counse...
Diploma of Counselling CHC51015
Counsellors are well sought after and the need for a good counsellor is increasing day by day. With the increase in people needing counselling for various issues this is a sought after career and good counsellors are highly successful. If you have a pa...
Diploma of Counselling Practice CHC51015
Our Diploma of Counselling Practice is a flexible, well-designed tertiary program that builds your knowledge and skills step by step. It’s the ideal starting point for your tertiary education. The course introduces key counselling theories along with e...
Graduate Certificate in Counselling
Guide the way by gaining the foundational skills in counselling to practise respectful and inclusive counselling. You will experience interactive teaching in a supportive learning environment....
Diploma of Counselling CHC51015
At IAP, we teach a nationally accredited CHC51015 Diploma of Counselling. Our ACA-recognised diploma will equip you with the tools and qualifications to help you fulfil your desire to assist people with the daily challenges of living....
Mental Health, Psychology & Counselling Course Bundle
Turn your passion for helping others into a meaningful career. Learn from some of Australia’s most recognised mental health advocates and experts, including Dr Golly, Wayne Schwass and Jade Hameister OAM, through exclusive Mentor Masterclasses wh...
Counselling Course Bundle (3 Micro-Credentials)
Build the skills and confidence to better understand people, support others and explore a rewarding future in counselling. The OCA Counselling Course Bundle brings together comprehensive counselling skills, relationship counselling and mental health le...
Graduate Certificate of Counselling I93
In a noisy world that is complex, uncertain and constantly changing, it’s more important than ever that there are people who can listen. There is a growing demand for counselling professionals in nursing, social work, teaching and other community-based...
Diploma of Counselling CHC51015
AIPC’s Diploma of Counselling is a journey of self-discovery, providing deep insight into why you think and behave as you do. And when you graduate, you will be extremely well prepared to pursue a career in counselling – employed or self-employed...
Master of Counselling
Our Master of Counselling is the most popular graduate pathway to becoming a Registered Counsellor in Australia. Entry is available to anyone with a prior undergraduate (Bachelor) degree in any field. Our Master of Counselling is the ideal qualificatio...
Master of Counselling I90
In a noisy world that is complex, uncertain and constantly changing, it’s more important than ever that there are people who can listen. The number of full-time counsellors continues to grow, and counselling skills are becoming increasingly relevant in...
Master of Counselling
Whether helping others cope with crisis, put challenges into perspective or find a life worth living, guide the way and practise respectful and inclusive counselling. The Master of Counselling consists of research-led content that is delivered via supp...
Diploma of Financial Counselling CHC51122
Financial hardship can affect anyone, and AIPC’s Diploma of Financial Counselling prepares you to help. You’ll gain specialised skills grounded in counselling and community services disciplines, ready to launch a new career or complement on...
Counselling Skills Micro-Credential
Do you enjoy helping people navigate conflict, emotional challenges and lifestyle issues? If you’re looking to develop practical counselling skills and learn how to better support others, the Counselling Skills Micro-Credential is a great pla...
NLP Practitioner Certificate
Unlock your potential and level-up with cutting-edge Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) techniques that will help transform your life. Whether you seek personal development or have a desire to help people and make a difference in their lives, join our...
Diploma of Clinical Hypnosis and Strategic Psychotherapy 11271NAT
IAP’s unique government-accredited 11271NAT Diploma of Clinical Hypnosis and Strategic Psychotherapy provides the essential expertise to become a qualified, safe, and confident Clinical Hypnotherapist, with the ability to tailor your client sessi...
Graduate Diploma of Relationship Counselling CHC81015
Become a specialist in helping couples, families, marriages, children or youth with our CHC81015 Graduate Diploma of Relationship Counselling, gaining advanced skills to become a specialist in this growing and needed field....
Mental Health Certificate BPS216
Understand more about common mental health conditions and how to manage these conditions. This course helps you to understand the signs, symptoms and possible treatments of adult mental health problems. For the sufferer, managing mental health is far e...
Online Counselling courses also available
What is the difference between counsellors and psychologists?
Psychologists have degrees in psychology, while counsellors don’t necessarily need degrees at all. The counselling profession is not as well regulated as it should be, something which is receiving considerable attention in Australia and abroad as the healthcare industry tries to separate the wheat from the chaff.
The result is that there are a number of regulatory bodies, health departments and governments are working together to set rigid criteria for the counselling profession that would not only set industry standards and determine a code of conduct but which would also outline requirements for counselling courses in Adelaide and the rest of Australia.
The Australian Institute of Professional Counsellors (AIPC), for instance, works hard to ensure that anyone who wants to make a career out of counselling receives top-notch, accredited education through the Institute’s range of counselling degrees, diplomas and certified courses. For example, the Bachelor of Counselling qualification, which is available in Adelaide, includes courses on relationship counselling, group counselling and grief counselling to ensure a well-rounded therapeutic approach and a thriving career.
The Australian Counselling Association (ACA) represents professional counsellors and psychotherapists throughout Australia, including Adelaide, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, and aims to give the profession the respectability it deserves by increasing the quality of the courses and qualifications available. The Association intends establishing appropriate training standards, accrediting appropriate courses and assisting consumers find appropriate counselling services wherever they live, be it Adelaide, Queensland, Perth or Tasmania.
Before you decide to study counselling in Adelaide, ensure that your course provider is aware of the standards currently required by the two associations, so that whatever your specialisation, your qualifications are recognised nationally.
Online or on-campus?
These days, students have several study options: full-time classroom-based, part-time classroom-based, full-time online, part-time online, and hybrid courses. The options are designed to fit the varied lifestyles that abound, especially as more people are forced to work while they study or resume their studies while working. A significant number of people also change careers in search of greater job satisfaction. The change can be subtle (from counselling to psychology) or relatively big (from counselling to nursing and midwifery).
Think of the demands on your time and your educational ambitions before you decide on a format. You don’t want to be overwhelmed by your counselling course and have to consult a counsellor yourself just to cope.