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Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (non-clinical)

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PgCert

  • Overview
  • Application Timeline
  • Tuition
  • Requirements
  • Modules
  • About
  • Subject Area Information
  • Career
  • Similar courses

Overview

The PGCert in Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy focuses on evidence-based psychological interventions for mental health issues, targeting new professionals and existing therapists. It offers flexible modules for personalized learning and contributes to a qualification in Professional Development in CBT. Applications are made directly to the Charlie Waller Institute.

Application Timeline

  1. September 1, 2025
    Start date
  2. June 2, 2026
    Today

Tuition

Whole course
Student categories Study
Full-time Part-time
EUN/A£3,150
InternationalN/A£3,150
EnglandN/A£3,150
Northern IrelandN/A£3,150
ScotlandN/A£3,150
WalesN/A£3,150
Channel IslandsN/A£3,150
Republic of IrelandN/A£3,150

Requirements

Entry Requirements:
Language Requirements

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Modules

  • Engagement and Assessment of Common Mental Health Problems

    Optional
  • Evidence-Based Low Intensity Treatment of Common Mental Health Problems

    Optional
  • Values, Employment and Context

    Optional

About

Course Overview

This course focuses on evidence-based psychological interventions for various mental health issues. It is offered by the Charlie Waller Institute (CWI) for Evidence-based Psychological Treatment.

Target Audience

The course is suitable for:

  • New professionals in the mental health field
  • Existing therapists seeking to update their knowledge

Course Content and Structure

The course is designed for those already working in mental health who want to enhance their clinical knowledge in effective psychological treatments. Key features include:

  • Up-to-date content reflecting new evidence and NICE recommendations
  • Flexible module
...

Subject Area Information

Psychotherapy is a broad and dynamic field that encompasses various approaches and techniques aimed at helping individuals understand and manage their mental health and emotional well-being. Courses in psychotherapy are designed to equip students with the theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and ethical understanding necessary to become effective practitioners.

Typical Course Structure
  • 1. Introduction to Psychotherapy

  • 2. Theories of Personality and Psychopathology

  • 3. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

  • 4. Humanistic and Existential Therapies

  • 5. Family and Couples Therapy

  • 6. Group Therapy

  • 7. Child and Adolescent Therapy

  • 8. Ethics and Professional Practice

Typical Skills Acquired
  • Therapeutic Communication
  • Assessment and Diagnosis
  • Intervention Techniques
  • Critical Thinking
  • Ethical Decision-Making

Career

Courses in psychotherapy are comprehensive and multifaceted, preparing students for a range of professional roles in mental health care.

Potential Professions
  • Clinical Psychologist

    Providing therapy and psychological assessments in various settings.

  • Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)

    Offering counseling services in private practice, schools, or community organizations.

  • Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT)

    Specializing in therapy for couples and families.

  • School Counselor

    Working within educational institutions to support student mental health.

  • Psychiatric Social Worker

    Assisting clients with mental health issues in hospitals, clinics, or social service agencies.

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