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Vi følger de nasjonale smittevernreglene; når studiestedet er åpent for studenter, er det trygt å komme til våre lokaler. Dersom vi må holde stengt, vil det være oppdatert informasjon om dette på vid.no og på Canvas læringsplattformen.
Når du er registrert som student og har logget deg inn i Canvas, ønsker vi sterkt at du gjennomfører vårt smittevernkurs der https://vid.instructure.com/courses/5264
Anbefalt litteratur å lese før studiestart er deler av Lid, I. M. (2020), Universell utforming og samfunnsdeltakelse (kap. 1-4, 7, 8 og 12).
VID bruker Canvas som læringsplattform - både for faglig presentasjoner, læringsstier, oppgaveinnlevering og kommunikasjons-verktøy. Der kan holde kontakt med foreleser, studieleder og medstudenter. Når du er tatt opp som student, får du tilsendt en mail med innloggingsinformasjon. Det er viktig at du gjennomfører innloggingen før studiestart, da informasjon om studiet, litteratur og annet allerede ligger klart i ditt aktuelle emne der.
Onsdag 13. januar
- 9.00-9.45: Introduksjon til studiet
- 10.00-10.45: Introduksjon til emnet
- 11.00-11.45 Historiske perspektiv
- Lunsj
- 12.15-13.00 Historiske perspektiv
- 13.15-15.00: Universell utforming som strategi for deltakelse
- 15.15-16.00 Oppstart gruppearbeid
Notatsaker - det du bruker, penn & papir eller PC.
Uke 2: Onsdag 13.- fredag 15. jan. 2021 (Heldigital samling). Mer info kommer.
Du vil få pensumliste. Vi forventer noe forkunnskaper da vi ikke har tid til å gå gjennom alt for eksempel om utviklingshemming, autismespekterforstyrrelser, lovverk om tvang.
Du vil som student få tilgang til CANVAS. Der legges all informasjon, forelesninger osv ut.
Første time; Velkommen ved studieleder for Master i medborgerskap og samhandling.
Resten av dagen; Informasjon og kort intro forelesning om PAS.
Gyldig legitimasjon med bilde.
Uke 4: 27. jan. 2021 klokka 09.00
Family therapy consists of sessions where we receive help to solve problems that we encounter with those who are closest to us: our family or others who are near and dear. Its essence is that problems are understood as being of a relational nature, and that problems affect all members of a family or a network. In the sessions, it is thus crucial to listen to many of those who are involved to be able to undertake the necessary changes. As a form of therapy, family therapy has grown in scope and importance since its introduction in Norway in the mid-1960s. The procedure is based on systemic thinking, theories of communication and theories of change in clinical work with interpersonal relationships.
Those who are trained in family therapy possess extra knowledge about the importance of relationships for human mental and physical well-being and social functioning. Family therapists may work with individuals, couples, entire families, groups or other networks. Family therapists may vary in their basic training, academic background and basis for their way of working. However, they all seek to elicit different voices and emotions, and help people talk with and listen to each other in new ways. The approaches and methods are selected according to what will provide most benefit to the family or individual in question and help them bring about change.
At the Counselling Centre you will meet a team consisting of two students under the supervision of a teacher. The students whom you meet may have different backgrounds in social or health studies. All of them have a bachelor’s degree and two years of work experience. Many students also have many years of professional experience from counselling and will be engaged in further education or a master’s degree in family therapy. All students at the Counselling Centre go through a basic introduction and have training in family therapy and different ways to encounter people and their challenges.
The supervisors are teachers on the training programme in family therapy and have many years of training and relevant work experience.
A session will normally last for 60 minutes. On your first visit, the session may last longer because of the registration and to become acquainted.
Yes, we can book an interpreter when this is necessary for good communication. If you feel that this is useful for you or for someone who will come with you, just let us know. You will be informed about the identity of the interpreter who will participate in the session, so if you are acquainted with this particular interpreter or for various reasons want another, you can tell us about it. We will try to have the same interpreter participate in all your sessions.
On your first visit to the Counselling Centre we ask you to fill in a short request form. We use it to register your name in a secure computer system, where we also store short memos from the sessions. You may read these whenever you wish.
When you and your therapists have agreed to conclude the series of sessions, you can request a copy of the memos. All memos and your personal information are then deleted. You will be provided with complete information about this when you first come to the Counselling Centre, and you must sign a consent form that states this in writing.
The Counselling Centre anonymises all other information.
No, the counselling sessions are free of charge.
Send an e-mail to Linda Novak.