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| GRBE0304-1 | Techniques in psychosocial intervention
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| Duration : | 24h Th |
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| Holder(s) : | Jean‑François Leroy |
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| Coordinator : | Jean‑François Leroy |
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| Language : | French language |
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| Course contents : | Since this course falls under the scope of the general problem of well-being at work, it only deals with the types of intervention that relate directly to it: participative diagnosis interventions, preventive interventions, short- and mid-term curative interventions. Subsequently, it does not cover psychosocial support for strategic changes in companies.
The course deals with the following themes:
- The concepts of advice, consultancy, support and intervention;
- The types of intervention according to the level of change in the psycho-organisational situation (prevention, diagnosis, management of critical situations, mid-term solutions);
- The types of intervention according to the mobilised psychosocial level (individual, interpersonnel, group, organisational);
- Several major intervention methodologies (interviews, mediation and conciliation, team development, organisational development);
- The roles and positions of the intervenor;
- The risks and limits of psychosocial intervention |
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| Course objective : | The course focuses on 5 fundamental objectives:
- To understand the conceptual and paradigmatic frameworks of the various forms of psychosocial interventions in organisations;
- To acquire the methodological bases of the various types of intervention;
- To encourage a personal reflection upon its representation of crisis phenomena and change factors;
- To share personal intervention experiences;
- To develop a critical view as regards intervention and its effects. |
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| Organization : | 2nd quadrimester |
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| Written notes : | Le cours se fonde essentiellement sur le "Manuel de l'intervenant psychosocial" rédigé par le Service en collaboration avec I.S.W. pour le compte du SPF Emploi et Travail et Fonds Social Européen. |
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| Assessment : | The assessment is in the form of an oral exam during which students present a documented personal intervention and proceed to give a critical analysis of its practice. |
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| Contacts : | Jean-François Leroy, professor, 04-366.20.81, jean-francois.leroy@ulg.ac.be
Isabelle Gruslin, assistante, 04-366.51.35, isabelle.gruslin@ulg.ac.be
Tiber Manfredini, assistant, 04-366.51.35, tiber.manfredini@ulg.ac.be |
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