This course is an intermediate level skills course, building on your learning in Introduction to Practice Skills. 

You will extend on your learning from that course in areas such as ways of working with diverse individuals, families and their communities. You will deepen your knowledge of frameworks and approaches to working collaboratively with, and for, people, as well as evaluate the strengths and limitations of their application. 

In this course, learning is an active, iterative process with many opportunities to practice these skills in class with your peers. By the end of this course your ‘professional toolbox’ will have further developed, as well as your critical approach to when and how to draw on these tools to best support the goals of the people you are working with.  

This course is part of the Bachelor of Social Science Mental Health & Wellbeing and Youth Work Majors and the Mental Health & Wellbeing Minor.