Child counselling courses

...Suitable for: The course starts with the basis and as such is open to the wider community and not just the caring professions and voluntary sector. It provides an excellent basis for anyone wanting to move into Counselling in Primary Care, and/or wishing to develop their own private practice...

...This is a practical course that develops your counselling and communication skills to use in your work or life and provides an opportunity to continue towards a full counselling qualification. The focus is on the development of interpersonal communication skills such as active listening...

...knowledge of psychodynamic theory is required. The course will highlight a variety of specific learning styles including: Teaching theory Group discussion...

...This Counselling Children and Young People Level 3 course is designed to give students an insight into the complex science of psychology with particular emphasis on children and young people. The course will help to progress and expand your knowledge of psychological issues and how to... Learn about: Client Relationship, Building Rapport, Communication Training...

... for: This course will be suitable for learners who have prior knowledge in Counselling, and will possibly already be working with children and young people. It is a specialist Diploma, therefore you will need to have a certificate of at least 60 hours counselling skills. It will suit those working in the Health & Social Care field... Learn about: Counselling Theory and techniques, Counselling skills, Child Behaviour...

... for This course aims to introduce students to the knowledge and skills which underpin the counselling process. It is designed for both people who are interested in the subject for either personal or professional development, as well as those who are beginning study as part of the process of becoming a professionally... Learn about: Part Time, Depression Counselling, Marriage Counselling...

...The design of the course is tailored to provide an award that will meet high professional standards and facilitate development of knowledge and skills that are required of a counsellor. Modules. Introduction to Counselling. Communication Skills and Counselling Process. Ethics, Self-awareness...

... diversity, difference and anti-discriminatory practice. You will continue to work in small groups for skills practice and will be required to complete 100 hours of externally supervised counselling client hours within an agency setting. You will be expected to undertake 60 hours of personal counselling...

...To enhance the ability to work with children and adolescents (5'"17 Yrs). To relate the use of counselling skills to workplace and agency settings. To raise awareness of the legal and ethical issues involved when working with children and adolescents, particularly Child Protection code of ethics...

...CACHE Level 2 Award/Certificate/Diploma in Child Care and Education About the Course Subject Caring & Counselling Study Mode Full-time Equivalent...

...Childcare, Education & Counselling CACHE Level 2 Award/Certificate/Diploma in Child Care & Education (H0004E) What are the Course Details...

... - Adolescence ▲ ▹ PSYC 0220 - Cultural Psychology PSYC 0224 - Psychological Disorders ▲ ▹ PSYC 0225 - Child Development ▲ ▹ PSYC 0226 - Brain and Behavior... Learn about: Child Development...

...Childcare, Education & Counselling CACHE Level 3 Award/Certificate/Diploma in Child Care & Education (G1611E) What are the Course Details...

... Child Psychology; Counselling Psychology (CPA accredited); Special Education; Measurement, Evaluation and Data Science; and Studies in Teaching... Learn about: Research personnel, Child Psychology, Counselling Psychology...

... on topics such as obedience, memory, child development, or studies that raise interesting debates and issues in psychology. In the second year two further... Learn about: Health Psychology, Mental Health, Clinical Psychology...

... Work, Teaching, Counselling, Personnel Management, Nursing, and Medicine or Specifically Health, Clinical, and Educational Psychology What's the... Learn about: Health Psychology, Mental Health, Applied Psychology...

...at grades A*-C including English A GCSE average points score of at least 5.4 (see page 17 for details of how this is calculated) You do not need to... Learn about: Applied Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Counselling Psychology...