*This module is currently full. Please check back here for updates about future offerings in session 2024/25.
What you'll learn
This module is offered by the Centre for Lifelong Learning and will cover:
- What is Counselling Theory?
- The Role of a Counsellor
- Key concepts and theory of psychodynamic therapy
- Benefits and shortcomings of psychodynamic counselling
- Key concepts and theory of person centred therapy
- Key developments in person centred counselling
- Key concepts and theory of CBT
- Cognitive interventions used by therapists
- How to engage in further study in this field
Details
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Delivery |
This course will begin on Friday 12 April 2024. It will be delivered face-to-face on Fridays from 2.30pm – 4.30pm for 8 weeks. |
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Assessment |
This module will be assessed through:
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Who can apply? |
This course will be of interest to adults of any age who are looking to enhance their employability, particularly those who may have counselling roles. It will draw upon some of the fundamentals of counselling skills practice and as such a useful introduction to this field of study. The content may also be appealing to those looking to enhance their personal development for use in everyday life. |
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Funding available |
Fully funded places are available for this module supported by the Scottish Government and the Scottish Funding Council. |
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What will I get at the end of it? |
This course is worth 10 credits at SCQF Level 7. You'll receive a formal University Continuing Professional Development (CPD) certificate when you complete the module. |
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Sign me up! |
To reserve a place on the course, or if you'd like more information, just get in touch with us at cll-upskilling@strath.ac.uk |
