Basic Intensive Training

Service Description

Course Overview: This introductory intensive provides a comprehensive foundation in Choice Theory and Reality Therapy, the core concepts of Dr. William Glasser’s Glasserian Psychology. Participants will explore how internal motivation, personal responsibility, and quality relationships form the basis of effective decision-making, mental well-being, and meaningful change. Learning Objectives: By the end of this course, participants will: Understand the key principles of Choice Theory, including the basic needs, the quality world, and total behavior. Learn the practical application of Reality Therapy as a problem-solving method focused on present choices and accountability. Develop skills to build supportive, non-coercive relationships in professional and personal contexts. Practice using Reality Therapy techniques to help individuals evaluate their actions and make more effective choices. Integrate Glasserian Psychology concepts into everyday interactions and professional practice. Who Should Attend: This training is ideal for educators, counselors, psychologists, social workers, managers, and anyone interested in improving relationships and communication through understanding human motivation and behavior. Course Format: Duration: Typically 3–4 days (or equivalent hours) of interactive learning. Methods: Lectures, group discussions, demonstrations, and role plays to apply theory to practice. Certification: Successful completion meets the first requirement toward certification by the Choice Theory Ireland. Outcome: Participants will gain a practical and philosophical grounding in Choice Theory and Reality Therapy, equipping them with the tools to foster responsibility, self-evaluation, and personal growth in themselves and others.