BSc Counselling Studies

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  • Objectives
    The course develops knowledge, understanding and ability of a range of counselling skills. You are encouraged to work collaboratively, developing therapeutic relationships that promote health and well-being. It provides an integrated model that responds to the client's unique cultural, environmental, psychological, spiritual and sociological constructs, respecting their individuality and rights to self-determination. It also acknowledges, values and utilises the wider health and social care provision available. It will contribute to your personal development as someone who utilises counselling skills and interventions in their employment.
  • Entry requirements
    Entry Requirements 200-220 points including one 6-unit award. If you do not have GCSE English you will need to demonstrate competence in written English. You will usually have relevant work/life experience.
  • Academic title
    BSc Counselling Studies
  • Course description
    Course Structure

    Year 1

    Core Skills for Studying at University
    Health, Health Issues and Communities
    Personal Values and Helping Skills
    The Sociological Basis of Health
    The Psychological Basis of Health
    The Physiological Basis of Health

    Year 2

    Counselling Skills for Life and Loss
    Sociology and Psychology for Counselling Skills
    Supervision and Personal Development
    Developing Cultural Awareness for Counselling Skills
    Cognitive, Behavioural and Psychodynamic Approaches to Counselling Skills
    Counselling - The Interpersonal Relationship in Action

    Year 3

    Counselling Skills Interventions in Primary Care
    Transitions and Loss
    Anxiety and Stress Management
    Case Study
    Extended Personal and Professional Development Profile

    As with any course of this nature a large element of personal exploration is required and a willingness to engage and work with a diverse group of peers. The British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) Framework for Ethical Practice underpins the entire programme. You will also take part in two residential study periods, at an additional cost.There is also a requirement for counselling supervision, which incurs a cost.

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