Power and control are fundamental aspects of human interaction, shaping relationships, organizations, and societies. This course provides a deep dive into the mechanisms of influence, authority, and control, with an emphasis on the everyday dynamics that govern our interactions.
Building on this foundation, the course also addresses more extreme and often misunderstood manifestations, such as coercive control and psychological abuse. By bridging these everyday and extreme dynamics, participants will develop a nuanced understanding of how power operates across contexts and learn practical strategies to address it professionally and ethically.
Whether you're pursuing a career in psychology, social science, education, management, or any other field that engages with human behavior, this course offers the expertise needed to navigate and address power dynamics in real-world scenarios.
Expand your understanding of power and control—join us to explore their full spectrum and enhance your professional impact.
Learning objectives
By the end of the course, you will:
- understand the psychology of power and control in everyday interactions.
- understand how authority, influence, and manipulation operate in various settings.
- have a deeper understanding of extreme power dynamics, such as coercive control and psychological abuse.
- have evidence-based strategies to identify, respond to, and manage power and control effectively in professional contexts.
