Counselling Webinar
If you’re considering a career in counselling but not sure where you want to study, why not come along to Excelsia College’s Online Webinar for Counselling? Head of Counselling, Dr Dion Khlentzos, will explore theories on counselling, latest insights into the industry and counselling approaches on Thursday 16 March starting at 6pm. You’ll find out about the Master of Counselling and Graduate Diploma of Counselling at Excelsia College, as well as the alternate pathways if you don’t meet the required entry.
You will enjoy course overviews, a virtual campus tour, live Q&A’s and a session with our counselling faculty. Whether you are wanting to learn counselling skills or become a fully qualified counsellor, why not come to the online webinar? Take the first step on your journey and have all your questions answered from the comfort of your home.
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date: Thursday
16 March 2023
time: 6pm
Duration: 30 minutes
event type: online
cost: free
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Dr Dion Khlentzos
Dr Dion Khlentzos, Head School of Counselling
Dr Dion Khlentzos has been a lecturer, researcher and manager within tertiary institutions for over 13 years. He has also worked as a psychologist and counsellor, both within organisations and in private practice. He is a member of the Christian Counsellors Association of Australia. Dion has had previous roles as Program Manager and Program Director with the Jansen Newman Institute, where he managed staff and the counselling programs, and as the Counsellor Trainer with the Salvation Army’s crisis telephone counselling service.
What make our counselling courses stand out?
What do our students say?
‘The Master of Counselling offered by Excelsia covered a wide range of therapeutic modalities that aligned with the kind of therapy style I wanted to pursue. I felt a degree like this one would be a great starting point for me.’
Anthea Agoratsios
Master of Counselling graduate
‘Growing up, I always knew that I wanted to work as a counsellor and make the world a better place. I chose Excelsia College because I wanted to learn counselling not only from a clinical worldview but also a Christian worldview.’
Vonnie Ho
Master of Counselling graduate
‘What I’ve learnt in counselling is a sense of self-acceptance and self forgiveness and that’s really key to help clients progress. Whether it’s grief, trauma or addiction or other external issues, I’ve learnt to meet people where they are. I think that’s been the key thing in this course that I’ve found the lecturers live out as well as teach.’
Yannick Lawry
Master of Counselling student
‘I have learned a tremendous amount of interesting things about myself, people and the world. I have made new friendships that I hope will last a lifetime. I have felt included and embraced just the way I am. The best things about the program are its diversity and small classes, which allow for a personal touch and a better perspective and interactive way of learning.’
