Department of sociology and psychology


Volume of study programme in credit points – 2 CP



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Volume of study programme in credit points – 2 CP




Aim of study subject – to perfect knowledge and skills in informatics, acquired in secondary school; to learn to use information technologies in studies of other subjects and in practical work of nurse and to get basic knowledge of data getting, entering, processing, statistic report creating.



Task of study programmeTo obtain practical skills at work with texts, tables and graphs. To work individually with a computer, applying texts, tables and graphs in solution of different tasks. To teach students to obtain and enter data in computer, to choose the corresponding methods for data processing, to work out research works.

Content of study subject – Text processor MS Word. Graphic processor VISIO. Electronic tables MS Excel (data series, tables, graphics). Data bases in the MS Access. Creating of presentations in the MS PowerPoint. E – mail. Search in the Internet.

Data getting, questionnaires. Data entering in the computer in the programmes SPSS and Excel. Descriptive Statistics. Frequencies and graphics. Calculations. Data grouping and recoding. Data selection. Normal distribution. Processing methods of the normally distributed data. Nonparametric statistics. Factor analysis. Data processing in the computer programmes SPSS and Excel. Statistic report creating. Creating of the scientific research works.


Knowledge assessment – examination
List of literature:

Commendatory literature:

Murāne D., Pāvilsone I. Microsoft Word 2000 … no A līdz Z. - Rīga: DC, 2000, 133 lpp.

Ķiņķere A., Narņicka S. Microsoft Excel 2000 … no A līdz Z. - Rīga: DC, 2000, 135 lpp.

Teibe U., Berķis U. Varbūtību teorijas un matemātiskās statistikas elementi medicīnas studentiem.- R.: RSU, 2001, 86 lpp.

Arhipova I., Bāliņa S. Statistika ar MS Excel ikvienam. R.: Datorzinību centrs 1999 - 163 lpp.

Krastiņš O., Ciemiņa I. Statistika, R.: LRCSP, 2003 - 267 lpp.



Additional literature:

Altman D. G., Practical Statistics for Medical Research. – London: Chapman & Hall, 2000 - pp. 611.

Goša Z. Statistika. R.: Izglītības soļi 2003 - 334 lpp.

Pagano M., Gauvreau K. Principles of Biostatistics. Duxbury Thomson Learning - 2000 - p. 525

Rosner B. Fundamentals of biostatistics, 5 - th edition. Duxbury Thomson Learning - 2000 - p. 792


Description of Study Subject Programme Professional Work of Psychologist and ethics



Title and category of study subject programme - Professional Work and Ethics of Psychologist, mandatory

Structural unit involved in academic work - Art therapy academical shool
Manager of study subject program - Mg. Psych., Mg.Med. Indra Majore-Dūšele
Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bacalaur’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 1 and 4st year Bacalaur’s degree students
Volume of study programme in credit points – 4CP
Aim of study subject – to acquaint students with Ethics and specifics of professional

work of psychologist in different settings.


Task of study programme

  • To develop ethical sensitivity and skills in management of ethical dilemmas; ;

  • Analyze Code of Ethics and specific professional situations;

  • Analyze and compare Codes of Ethics of European and American Psychology associations with Code of Ethics of Latvian professional psychologists Association


Content of study subject –

  1. Ethics and problems of contemporary society. Ethical dimensions and moral sensitivity.

  2. Ethical values. Ethical decision making 10-step model.

  3. History of professional ethics. Ethical aspects of confidentiality.

  4. Ethical regulations of psychologist practice. Ethics in diagnostic and assessment.

  5. Competences in work of psychologist. Informed agreement.

  6. Confidentiality. Ethics in research and supervision.

  7. Analysis of Code of Ethics. Ethics in different settings. Ethical reaction on unethical action.

  8. Profession of psychologist – possibilities and limits. Professional associations and its role in psychology practice.

  9. Psychologist in school, organization, clinic. Work in multidisciplinary team.

Self-help. Psycho – hygiene.
Knowledge assessment – Active participation in seminars – 20%, regular individual work with theoretical literature – 20%, presentation of individual works, written examination -40%).
List of literature:

  • commendatory literature

  1. Rubenis, A. (1996). Ētika XX gadsimtā. Rīga.

  2. LSPA (1999). Latvijas skolu psihologu ētikas kodekss. Rīga.

  3. LPPA (1997). Latvijas profesionālo psihologu asociācijas ētikas kodekss. Rīga.

  4. Latvijas Psihologu apvienības ētikas kodekss.

  5. Fromm, E. (1993). Psihoanaliz i etika. Moskva. (Krievu val.)

  6. Psihologija, pedagogika, etika. (1999). Moskva. (Krievu

  7. Welfel, E. R. (2002). Ethics in counseling and psychotherapy: Standards, research, and emerging issues. Pacific Grove: Brooks/Cole.

  8. Abramova G.S. (2000). Prakticheskaja psihologija. Moskva. (Krievu val.)



  • additional literature

  1. Ētiskie principi, vadlīnijas, padomi. (1989). Zviedrijas psihologu apvienības kongress.

  2. Zelenkova, I. L. (1998). Osnovi etiki. Minsk. (Krievu val.)

  3. European association of professional psychologists associations. Meta-code of ethics.

  4. The American psychological association's ethics code.

  5. Abramova G.S., & Judnic J.A. (1998). Psihologija v medicine. Moskva. (Krievu val.)

  6. Soronson S. (1996). Revisiting the culture of the school and the problems of change. Teacher's College Press, NY.

  7. Young G., & Ferrari P. (Eds.) (1998). Designing mental health services and systems for children and adolscents. Brunner/ Mazel, USA.

  8. Chmiel N. (2000). Introduction to work and organizational psychology. Blackwell Publishers.

  9. Marans S. (1995). The police - mental health partnership: a community based response to urban violence. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press.

  10. Andris Rubenis. Ētika XX gadsimtā. Zvaigzne ABC.1996. 223lpp

Description of Study Subject Programme Biological principles of psyche and genetics I


Title and category of study subject programme – Biological base of psyche I (Anatomy), mandatory course.
Academic structural unit – Institute of Anatomy and anthropology, Department of Anatomy

Manager of study subject programme – R. Žagare, lect.
Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 1st year Bachelor’s degree students
Volume of study programme in credit points – 2 CP
Aim of study subject –

To provide students with basic knowledge of structure and functions of internal organs in systematical course of anatomy.


Studiju priekšmeta uzdevumi – To explain basic principles of structure of human body; to teach structure and functional significance of active and passive locomotor system; to teach structure and functions of the system of internal organs; to teach parts of the circulatory system, explaining its functional significance; to develop understanding of regulating role of the endocrine system; to explain basic principles structure and functioning of the nervous system; to teach structure of sensory organs.
Content of study subject – The main tissue groups and their characteristics; the main principles of structure of human body and characteristics of the periods of ontogenesis; active and passive locomotor system; systems of internal organs; circulatory system and endocrine system; nervous system; sensory organs.
Knowledge assessment – written examination.
List of literature:

commendatory literature:

Anatomija. Metodiskās rekomendācijas FF studentiem. RSU, Rīga, 2003.

P. Apinis. Cilvēks. Anatomija, fizioloģija, patoloģijas pamati. 1998.

V. Kalbergs. Cilvēka anatomija. 1., 2. daļa. Zvaigzne, Rīga, 1971.



additional literature:

D. Bērnijs. Cilvēka ķermenis. Mazā enciklopēdija. Zvaigzne ABC, Rīga, 1995.

A. Drīzulis. Anatomija māksliniekiem. Rīga, 2001.

A. Drīzulis. Plastiskās anatomijas atlants māksliniekiem. Rīga, 2003.

K. Eglīte. Anatomija. Skelets un muskuļi. LU Akadēmiskais apgāds, 2004.

A. Ilziņa, A. Krūmiņa, I. Liepa. Bioloģijas rokasgrāmata. Zvaigzne, Rīga, 1989, 235-312. lpp.

A. Valtneris. Cilvēka fizioloģija. Zvaigzne ABC, Rīga, 1995.

Atlas of Human Anatomy, 1., 2. Vol. Sobotta, 1989.

Anatomy as a Basis for Clinical Medicine. E. C. B. Hall-Crags. 1990.

Description of Study Subject Programme



Biological principles of psyche and genetics II (Normal Physiology)
Title and category of study subject programmeBiological principles of psyche II (Normal Physiology), mandatory course.
Structural unit involved in academic work – Department of Normal Physiology
Manager of study subject programme - prof. L. Aberberga -Augškalne
Readers involved in study subject programme L.Aberberga-Augškalne, prof. Normunds Limba, assist. prof., Astrīda Krauja, assist. prof., M.Rumaka, lect., I.Pelne-Bērziņa, assist.
Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 2st year Bachelor’s degree students
Volume of study programme in credit points – 2 CP
Aim of study subject – to give knowledge of functioning of the body and its relation to mind; to apply this knowledge for the further studies.
Task of study programme – to define physiological terms and processes; to dewscribe and analyze processes ocurring in the body and recognize problems related to them.
Content of study subject

Mind and organism as a unit. Physiology – science about functioning of organism. Control systems for functioning of organism. Basic structural elements of organism and systems in organism. General physiology of the cell. Excitable tissue. Neurons, neuroglia, muscles. Neuronal control. Reflexes, reflex arc. Functions of motor and vegetative nervous system. Neurophysiologic basis for instinctive behaviour and emotions. Higher integrative functions of CNS. Body muscle-bone system. Functions of muscles and bones.Functional parts of circulatory system. Pumping function of the heart. Provision of metabolism and energy in organism. Excretory systems of organism. Thermoregulation.


Knowledge assessment

Block of practical manipulations (checking of skills), theoretical block and understanding (discussions, short tests). At the end of the course – accumulated examination.


List of literature:

commendatory literature

Cilvēka fizioloģija. "Zvaigzne", 1986. 455lpp.

L.Aberberga-Augškalne. Fizioloģija rehabilitologiem.”Nacion.med.apgāds”, 2002, 215.

additional literature

Sherwood, L. Human physiology from cells to systems. 1993. 2nd ed.-834p. Fox, S. Human physiology. 1987. 2nd ed. –701p.


Description of Study Subject Programme Biological principles of psyche and genetics III (Biology and genetics)


Title and category of study subject programmeBiology and genetics, free elective course.
Structural unit involved in academic work – Department of Biology and Genetic
Readers involved in study subject programmes – Msc biol., lecturer Agrita Puzuka
Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Nursing, Professional higher education study programme for Master’s degree in health care „Arts therapy”, 1st year Master’s degree students.
Volume of study programme in credit points – 2 CP
Aim of study subject – To give the students the basic knowledge of humans as living beeings thus forming an integrative basis for further studies of medicine as well as to develop skills of using this knowledge in medical practice.

Task of study programme – to acquire basic knowledge of unity of structure and functions of human body, normal and pathological processes in it, as well as of the role of environment in maintenance of human health; to understand cell as a basic structural and functional unit of living beings and genom as the basis of formation of structure and functions; to understand biological basis of both physiological and pathological processes occurring in the human body; to help students, applying the obtained theoretical knowledge, to solve certain situations that may appear in arts therapist’s practice.
Content of study subject – The subject of medical biology. The subject of human biology. Diversity of the living beings. Humans as typical representatives of eucaryotes. Cell- the basic structural and functional unit of human organism. Evolution of cells. Cell biology. Cellular pathology as a cause of human pathology. The structure of eucaryotic cell. Human beings as objects of genetic research. The basic principles of the inheritance of traits. Mutations. Mutagens. Chromosome aberrations. Chromosome numerical changes.
Knowledge assessment – examination
List of literature:

commendatory literature

Bioloģijas rokasgrāmata (V. Egles red.). R., Zvaigzne ABC, 1996.

Nagle E. Plazmātiskā membrāna.-R:AML, 1994.-10 lpp.

Misiņa M., Loža V. Ģenētika ar selekcijas pamatiem. R., Zvaigzne, 1991.

Madera S. Bioloģija I, II un III daļa. R., 1998. 1110 lpp.

Uzdevumi ģenētikā., RSU, 2003.



additional literature

Alberts B., Bray D., Lewis J., Raff M., Roberts K., Watson J.D. Molecular biology of the cell. Garland Pub., NY & London, 1989.

Cooper G.M. The cell. ASM Press, Sinaer, 1997.

Lackie S.M. The dictionary of cell biology. Academic Press Limited, London, 1995.

Openheimer S.B., Lefevre G. Introduction to embryonic development. 3rd ed., Allyn & Bacon, Boston, 1989.

Price P.W. Biological evolution. Nathern Arizona University,USA, 1996.

Raven P.H., Johnson G.B. Biology. 3rd ed., Mosby year book, 1992.

Zalcmane V., Groma V. Šūnas ultrastruktūra. RSU, 2004.




Description of Study Subject Programme Psychological research and evaluation



Title and category of study subject programme Psychological research and evaluation , mandatory

Structural unit involved in academic work - Department of Sociology and Psychology,

Manager of study subject program - Mg. Psych. Aelita Arnicāne
Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bacalaur’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 2st year Bacalaur’s degree students
Volume of study programme in credit points – 10CP
Aim of study subject – Develop students’ awareness of theoretical approaches of psychological research and practical application methods as well as their choice according to age and demand.
Task of study programme – To improve students skills to choice well-becoming to their ages and demands psychological investigation methods, to record, to work on and to interpreter results.
Content of study subject –

Subject of psychological research as theoretical and practical branch of science, its goals and objectives. History of psychological research. Psychical disclosure research problems. Ethical aspects in psychological research, analyses and interpretation. Basic principles of qualitative and quantitative analyses. Method types and their classification. Tests, questionnaires, projective methods, psychophysiological methods, observations, interviews. Basic requirements in psychological research procedures, research conditions and methods (psychometric criteria – validity, veracity, standardization). Individual and group psychological research. Characterizing quantities of psychological processes and research methodology. Perception, memory, thinking, speech, attention and intellectual study. Personality study – theoretical basic principles and practical methods. Choice of psychological research methods and individualities regarding age. Forming methodology, its compliance with age. Collecting information, taking down the minutes, writing research description.


Knowledge assessment – Examination. (Active participation in seminars – 20%, regular individual work with theoretical literature – 20%, presentation of individual works, written examination -50%.
List of literature:

commendatory literature

  1. Anastazi A. & Ubrina S.(2002) Psihologičeskoje testirovaņije, Sankt-Peterburg.

  2. Sattler J. M. (1998). Assessment of children. NewYork:Harcort Brace Jovanovich.

  3. Agadžanjana,K., Belkova,T., Kozlova,L.,& Lace,G.(2003) Bērnu un jauniešu personības aptauju adaptācijas un standartizācija. Rīga, SIA "N.I.M.S."

  4. Domino, G. (2000). Psychological Testing. New Jersey: Prentice Hall.

  5. Noss, I. N. (2000) Psihodiagnostika. Test, psihometria, eksperiment. Moskva: "KCP+"

  6. Бурлачук Л.Р., Морозов С.М. Словарь-справочник по психологической диагностике. Санкт Петербург: Питер, 1999.


additional literature

  1. Kulikov L.(2001) Psihologičeskoje issļedovaņije. Sankt-Peterburg.

  2. Vengens A., Cukermane G. (1994). Jaunākā skolas vecuma bērnu individuālā apsekošanas shēma. Rīga.

  3. Personality Assessment

  4. Psychological Assessment

  5. Psychological Methods

Description of Study Subject Programme Psychological research and evaluation in practice


Title and category of study subject programme Psychological research and evaluation in practice, mandatory

Structural unit involved in academic work - Department of sociology and psychology,

Manager of study subject program - Dr. psych. Sandra Mihailova
Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 3.st year Bachelor’s degree students
Volume of study programme in credit points – 10CP
Aim of study subject – Identify individually psychological peculiarities of a person, research, processing results, analyses and interpretation. Develop students’ skills in applying theoretical approaches in performing practical research, according to age and demand. To train how to make use of this knowledge.
Task of study programme – To improve students skills to choice well-becoming to their ages and demands psychological investigation methods, to record, to work on and to interpreter results.
Content of study subject –

Psychological research subject as practical scientific discipline, its goals and objectives. Application of ethical aspects in psychological research. Tests, questionnaires, projective methods, observation, interviews and their practical application. Using basic requirements in procedures of psychological research, research conditions and methods. Individual and group psychological study. Characterizing quantities of psychological processes and research methodology. Perception, memory, thinking, speech, attention and intellectual study. Personality study – theoretical basic principles and practical methods. Choice of psychological research methods and individualities regarding age. Forming methodology, its compliance with age. Collecting information, taking down the minutes, writing research description.


Knowledge assessment – practise work presentation
List of literature:

commendatory literature

  1. Anastazi A. & Ubrina S.(2002) Psihologičeskoje testirovaņije, Sankt-Peterburg.

  2. Sattler J. M. (1998). Assessment of children. NewYork:Harcort Brace Jovanovich.

  3. Agadžanjana,K., Belkova,T., Kozlova,L.,& Lace,G.(2003) Bērnu un jauniešu personības aptauju adaptācijas un standartizācija. Rīga, SIA "N.I.M.S."

additional literature

    1. Kulikov L.(2001) Psihologičeskoje issļedovaņije. Sankt-Peterburg.

    2. Vengens A., Cukermane G. (1994). Jaunākā skolas vecuma bērnu individuālā apsekošanas shēma. Rīga.

    3. Personality Assessment

    4. Psychological Assessment

    5. Psychological Methods



Description of Study Subject Programme Psychological counselling
Title and category of study subject programmePsychological counselling, mandatory course.

Structural unit involved in academic work - Department of Sociology and psychology
Manager of study subject programme - As. prof.,Dr.psych., S Mihailova, Mg.psych. I.Majore-Dūšele

Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 3st year Bachelor’s degree students
Volume of study programme in credit points – 6 CP.
Aim of study subject – to provide students with knowledge of principles in developing of therapeutic relationship with a patient/client and their specifics in different directions of psychotherapy and approaches to counselling.
Task of study programme – to enable students to acquire knowledge and skills in development of therapeutic relationship with a patient/client, to develop understanding of significant directions in psychotherapy and psychologic counselling, to develop understanding of ethical aspects in therapeutic relations.
Content of study subject - Psychotherapy and psychologic counselling – the common and different. Overwiev on different types of psychotherapy, their aims, methods: psychoanalytical, cognitive-behavioural, existencial, humanistic theories. Therapeutic factors in therapeutic relationship with a patient, their classification. Chierarchy of microskills. Cognitive-behavioural, support arts therapy techniques. Real relationship, therapeutic aliance, transference, contrtransference. Contribution of modern affectation theory. Counselling period, its tasks; assessment visits, psychodynamic formulation; crisis intervention, basic principles of supportive therapy, relaxation methods. Current ethical aspects in therapeutic relationship with a client/patient.
Knowledge assessment - active participation in seminars, group discussions, examination.
List of literature:

commendatory literature

  1. Artūrs Utināns. Cilvēka psihe. Tās darbība, funkcionēšanas traucējumi un ārstēšanas iespējas. Nacionālais apgāds. 2005. 568 lpp.
    Juhans Kulbergs. Dinamiskā psihiatrija. Teorijā un praksē. Jumava. 2001.494. lpp.

  2. Malans D.H. Individuālā psihoterapija un psihodinamikas zinātne.-R.: RaKa, 1997

  3. Daniels Goulmens. Tava emocionālā inteliģence. Jumava. 2001.461.lpp.

  4. Džons Boulbijs. Drošais pamats. Rasa, ABC.1998
    J.Kovel. A complete guide to therapy. From psychoanalysis to Behaviour modification. Penguin Books. 1991.pp. 369

  5. Allen E.Ivey., Intentional Interviewing and Counseling: Facilitating Client Development. – Brooks/Cole, 1988.

  6. Коттлер Дж., Браун Р. Психотерапевтическое консультирование – СПб Питер, 2001.

  7. Кочюнас Р. Основы психологического консультирования.-М.: Академический проект, 1999

additional literature

  1. Keisments P. Psihoterapeits un viņa pacients.-R: RaKa, 2003

  2. Kahn M. Between therapist and client: the new relationship. New York. W.H. Freeman and Company, 1991

  3. V.Karkou, P.Sanderson, Arts Therapies: a Research Based Map of the Field, Elsevier, 2006.

  4. Neukrug E.S., Schwitzer A.M. "Skills and Tools for Today's Counselors and
    Psychotherapists-From Natural Helping to Professional Counceling" (with DVD) -
    Wadsworth Publishing, 2006 g.

  5. Sharf Richard S."Theories of Psychotherapy and Counceling- Concepts and Cases"
    (with Info Trac), 2004 g.

  6. Todd I. "Foundations of Clinical and Counceling Psychology."- Waveland Press,
    Inc., 2003 g.

  7. Абрамова Г. «Психологическое консультирование» (теория и опыт).-М, 2004.

  8. Василюк Ф. «Психотехника переживания».- М., 2003.

  9. Джорнс Р., Кристиане Т. «Консультирование:теория и практика».- М., 2002.

  10. Кочюнас Р. «Психологическое консультирование и групповая психотерапия».- М., 2004.

  11. Меновщиков В. «Психологическое консультирование».- М., 2004.

  12. Петрушин В. «Мастерская психологического консультирования».- М., 2003.

  13. «Роджерс и его последователи», под ред. Брезнера.- М., 2005.

  14. Гулина М. Терапевтическая и консультативная психология. – СПб., 2003.

  15. Кокоренко С. Арт – технологии в подготовке специалистов помогающих профессий. – СПб., 2005.

  16. Колесникова Г. Психологическое консультирование. – М., 2004.

  17. Лазарус А. Краткосрочная мультимодальная психотерапия. – СПб., 2001.

  18. Лебедева Л. Практика Арт – терапии. – СПб., 2003.

  19. Люборски Л. Принципы психотерапевтической психотерапии. – М., 2003.

  20. Мейер В., Чессер Э. Методы поведенческой психотерапии. – Спб., 2003.

  21. Роджерс К. Искусство консультирования и терапии. – М., 2002.

  22. Ялом И. Экзистенциальная психотерапия. – М., 2003.

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Description of Study Subject Programme Psychological counselling in practise


Title and category of study subject programmePsychological counselling in practise , mandatory course.

Structural unit involved in academic work - Department of Sociology and psychology
Manager of study subject programme – Dr.psych. Sandra Mihailova
Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 3st year Bachelor’s degree students
Volume of study programme in credit points – 6 CP.
Aim of study subject – to provide students with knowledge of principles in developing of therapeutic relationship with a patient/client and their specifics in different directions of psychotherapy and approaches to counselling.
Task of study programme – to enable students to acquire knowledge and skills in development of therapeutic relationship with a patient/client, to develop understanding of significant directions in psychotherapy and psychologic counselling, to develop understanding of ethical aspects in therapeutic relations.
Content of study subject - Psychotherapy and psychologic counselling – the common and different. Overwiev on different types of psychotherapy, their aims, methods: psychoanalytical, cognitive-behavioural, existencial, humanistic theories. Therapeutic factors in therapeutic relationship with a patient, their classification. Chierarchy of microskills. Cognitive-behavioural, support arts therapy techniques. Real relationship, therapeutic aliance, transference, contrtransference. Contribution of modern affectation theory. Counselling period, its tasks; assessment visits, psychodynamic formulation; crisis intervention, basic principles of supportive therapy, relaxation methods. Current ethical aspects in therapeutic relationship with a client/patient.
Knowledge assessment - practise work presentation
List of literature:

commendatory literature

  1. Ivey, A. E. (1994). Intentional interviewing and counselling. New York: Brooks/Cole.

  2. Ivey, A. E. (2002). Intentional interviewing and counselling: Facilitating client development in a multicultural society. New York: Brooks/ Cole.

  3. Brown, S. D., & Lent, R. W. (Eds.) (2000). Handbook of counselling psychology (3rd edition). New York: Wiley.

  4. Nelson-Jones R. The Theory and Practice of Counselling. – London: Cassell, 2000.

  5. Алешина Ю. Индивидуальное и семейное психологическое консультирование. – М., 1999.

  6. Лестер Тобиас. Психологическое консультирование и менеджмент. – Москва, 1999.

  7. Artūrs Utināns. Cilvēka psihe. Tās darbība, funkcionēšanas traucējumi un ārstēšanas iespējas. Nacionālais apgāds. 2005. 568 lpp.
    Juhans Kulbergs. Dinamiskā psihiatrija. Teorijā un praksē. Jumava. 2001.494. lpp.

  8. Malans D.H. Individuālā psihoterapija un psihodinamikas zinātne.-R.: RaKa, 1997

  9. Daniels Goulmens. Tava emocionālā inteliģence. Jumava. 2001.461.lpp.

  10. J.Kovel. A complete guide to therapy. From psychoanalysis to Behaviour modification. Penguin Books. 1991.pp. 369

  11. Allen E.Ivey., Intentional Interviewing and Counseling: Facilitating Client Development. – Brooks/Cole, 1988.

  12. Коттлер Дж., Браун Р. Психотерапевтическое консультирование – СПб Питер, 2001.

  13. Кочюнас Р. Основы психологического консультирования.-М.: Академический проект, 1999



additional literature

  1. Keisments P. Psihoterapeits un viņa pacients.-R: RaKa, 2003

  2. Kahn M. Between therapist and client: the new relationship. New York. W.H. Freeman and Company, 1991

  3. .Howe, D. (1993.) On being a client: Understanding the process of counselling and psychotherapy. London: Sage.

  1. James F.T. Bugental, Ph.D. The art of the pcvchoterapist. W.W. Norton&Companv New York, London, 1997.

  2. Jeffrey A. Kottler, Robert W.brown. Introducion to Therapentic Counseling. Wardsworth, 2000.

  3. Jeffrev A. Kottler The Compleat Therapist Compassionate Therapv, Working with difficult clients. San Francisco by Jossey - Bass Inc, 1991.

  4. Алан Е. АЙВИ, М. Б. АЙВИ, Л. Саймэн - Даунин. Психологическое консультирование и психотерапия: методы, теории, техники. М. 1999.

  5. А.М. Айламазян. Метод беседы в психологии. М. 1999.

  6. James F.T. Bugental, Ph.D. The art of the pcvchoterapist. W.W. Norton&Companv New York, London, 1997.

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Description of Study Subject Programme Psychological correction and rehabilitation



Title and category of study subject programme Psychological correction and rehabilitation, mandatory

Structural unit involved in academic work -Department of sociology and psychology

Manager of study subject program – Mg. psych. , Mg.med., Mg.paed. Anda Upmane
Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 4 th year Bachelor’s degree students
Volume of study programme in credit points – 2CP
Aim of study subject – give information on the process of psychological correction, social and physical rehabilitation as well as methods and approaches.
Task of study programme – introduce students with the possibilities of psychological correction, rehabilitation and psychological help for children and adults in the context of different problems in various backgrounds and places.
Content of study subject – Psychological help to children of correction possibility, adolescents and the young people with behavioural disorders and/or emotional disorders. Possibilities of psychological help for adults with personality disorders. Rehabilitation process for the addicts. Help for the families with mentally ill members. Rehabilitation after physical traumas and disability. Process of psychological rehabilitation and possibilities for the unemployed. Help in critical situations after physical, emotional or sexual abuse. Psychosocial aspects of physical rehabilitation.
Knowledge assessment – Active participation in seminars – 20%, regular individual work with theoretical literature – 20%, presentation of individual works, written examination -40%).
List of literature:

  • commendatory literature

  1. Kauffman,J.M.&Hallahan,D.P.(2005).Special education: what it is and why we need it. Boston:Pearson Education, Inc.

  2. Choate,J.S.(2004).Successful inclusive teaching: proven weys to detect and correct special needs. Boston: Pearson Education, Inc.

  3. Cowie,H.,Boardman,C.,Dawkins,J.&Dawn.,J.(2004).Emotional Health and Well-Being: A Practical Guide for Schools. London, Thousand Oaks: Paul Chapman Publishing, ASAGE Publications Company.

  4. Osipova, A.A. (2000). Vvedenie v teoriju psihokorekcii. Moskva.

  • additional literature

  1. Gerald, G.Y., & Ferrari, P. (Eds.) (1998.) Designing Mental Health Services and Systems for Children and Adolescents. USA, Brunner/Mazel.

  2. Abramova, G.S. (2001). Prakticheskaja psihologija

  3. Journal of Rehabilitation

  4. Journal of Emotional & Behavioral Disorders

  5. Journal of Leaning Disabilities

  6. Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin

Description of Study Subject Programme Psychological correction and rehabilitation in practise



Title and category of study subject programme Psychological correction and rehabilitation II, mandatory

Structural unit involved in academic work -Department of sociology and psychology

Manager of study subject program – Mg. psych., Mg.med., Mg.paed. Anda Upmane
Audience (faculty, study programme, year of study) – Faculty of Communication, Professional higher education study programme for Bachelor’s degree in psychology „Psychology”, 3 ed year Bachelor’s degree students
Volume of study programme in credit points – 6 CP
Aim of study subject – give information on the process of psychological correction, social and physical rehabilitation as well as methods and approaches.
Task of study programme – introduce students with the possibilities of psychological correction, rehabilitation and psychological help for children and adults in the context of different problems in various backgrounds and places.
Content of study subject – Psychosocial aspects of physical rehabilitation. Psychological help to children of correction possibility, adolescents and the young people with behavioural disorders and/or emotional disorders. Possibilities of psychological help for adults with personality disorders. Rehabilitation process for the addicts. Help for the families with mentally ill members. Rehabilitation after physical traumas and disability. Process of psychological rehabilitation and possibilities for the unemployed. Help in critical situations after physical, emotional or sexual abuse.
Knowledge assessment – Active participation in seminars – 20%, regular individual work with theoretical literature – 20%, presentation of individual works, written examination -40%).
List of literature:

  • commendatory literature

  1. Kauffman,J.M.&Hallahan,D.P.(2005).Special education: what it is and why we need it. Boston:Pearson Education, Inc.

  2. Choate,J.S.(2004).Successful inclusive teaching: proven weys to detect and correct special needs. Boston: Pearson Education, Inc.

  3. Cowie,H.,Boardman,C.,Dawkins,J.&Dawn.,J.(2004).Emotional Health and Well-Being: A Practical Guide for Schools. London, Thousand Oaks: Paul Chapman Publishing, ASAGE Publications Company.

  4. Osipova, A.A. (2000). Vvedenie v teoriju psihokorekcii. Moskva.




  • additional literature

    1. Gerald, G.Y., & Ferrari, P. (Eds.) (1998.) Designing Mental Health Services and Systems for Children and Adolescents. USA, Brunner/Mazel.

    2. Abramova, G.S. (2001). Prakticheskaja psihologija

Press review

  • Journal of Rehabilitation

  • Journal of Emotional & Behavioral Disorders

  • Journal of Leaning Disabilities

  • Rehabilitation Counseling Bulletin



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