Course Description
The "Positive Psychotherapy" course at the master's level aims to train psychologists in applying the latest therapeutic approaches based on positive psychology. Topics covered include building personal strengths, enhancing happiness and life satisfaction, developing resilience, and preventing psychological disorders. The course will incorporate various therapeutic models and practical applications through case studies and interactive exercises. The course focuses on developing psychologists' skills in promoting positive mental health. It covers a diverse range of topics, including positive psychology and positive cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT). Students will learn how to develop individualized treatment plans centered on strengthening personal resources and fostering psychological well-being. Additionally, the course provides a comprehensive overview of the theoretical and practical foundations of positive psychology. Key topics include happiness, gratitude, meaning in life, positive relationships, and resilience. Students will be equipped with tools to assess strengths and design effective intervention programs to enhance psychological well-being at both individual and group levels.