3rd Bachelor in Speech Therapy

Psychologie de la personnalité, du malade et du handicapé

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ECTS Credits1
Number of Hours (h/year)15
Teaching staffLambion, Isabelle
Course UnitCompulsory
TermQuad. 1 and 2
CodePARA-D_LOGO0029/3
Prerequisite

Matter of the courses of  psychology of first and second year

Aims and Objectives

To be located as a future therapeutist in the relation formed by the patient,the therapeutist,the interdisciplinary team,the family and the institutional context

To build a relation of partnershipwithin the framework of the therapeutic follow-up so to be able to offer an adequate help

To identify the elements wich characterize the behaviours of the sick and/or handicaped people and of the medical staff wich approaches thes people

To think about what may be an adequate help adapted to the diversity of the cases which can meet in the exercise of the profession

The accompaniment of the person suffering of hyperactivity and/or of disorders of the caution 

Description

Definition of the concepts of psychology,personality,disease and handicap

The relation of help, a relation of partnership. Stages of the process

Integration of the elements of the process at the time of the first contact and model of a first contact

Analysis of problematic situations wich can meet in the professional context specific to the SLT

Bibliography

BIOY A. et MAQUET A., Se former à la relation d'aide.Concepts,méthodes,applications.Ed. Dunod,Paris,2003

FISCH R.,WEAKLAND J.H.,SEGAL L., Tactiques du changement, Ed. du Seuil, Paris, 1986

TREMBLAY L.,La relation d'aide. Développer des compétences pour mieux aider.,Ed. de la Chronique Sociale,Lyon(France). Imprimé en octobre 2006 

COMPERNOLLE T., Du calme. Manuel pour l'éducation des enfants hyperactifs,Ed.de Boeck and Belin,Paris,BRUXELLES 2000

THOMAS J. et WILLEMS G.,Troubles de l'attention,impulsivité et hyperactivité chez l'enfant.Approche neurocognitive,Ed;masson,Paris,1997

Teaching and Learning MethodsLectures

Analysis of problematic situations, roleplays

Analysis and discussion around audio-visual documents

Assessment MethodsWritten examinations
NotesIn part
LanguageFrench

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