Psychological assessment courses

... particular emotions and possible physiological factors. This course concentrates on the assessment and analysis of psychosocial factors relating to addiction... Learn about: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Basic IT, Addiction Counselling...

...Psychology is a highly respected A Level subject that is applicable across a wide range of professions and university courses. This distance learning A Level Psychology course has been designed to the latest specifications. In this course students will learn about different psychological conditions... Learn about: Forensic Psychology, Stress Management, Cognitive Science...

... in an independent research project. Our course is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) as conferring eligibility for Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership (GBC). This is required if you wish to become a chartered psychologist (e.g. clinical, educational, forensic, sport, occupational, health... Learn about: Clinical Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology...

... and psychological knowledge which can be applied to their individual situations and careers. It may also be used as a stepping stone for personal development and potentially future studies in psychology. The degree focuses on the application of psychological science to work and daily life and showcases the... Learn about: Emotional Intelligence, Applied Psychology...

... approaches to psychological investigation. Develop a range of skills in using psychology. Suitable for: This programme is designed for people who wish to gain an understanding of the principles and practice of Child Psychology, and the development of children. This course is suitable for people wishing...

..., Reflectivew, Clarification, etc) Questions to Avoid Goals of Questioning Identification Assessment Intervention Case Studies Interview techniques: Summarising... Learn about: Communication Training, Mental Health Nurse, Mentally disabled care...

... of Alcohol Addiction (and ‘Withdrawal’) Diagnosis of Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) Psychological Effects of Alcohol Addiction Physiological Effects of Alcohol... Learn about: Psychology of Addictions, Related Addictions, Play Role...

... Tolerance Using REBT for various psychological problems REBT for Depression REBT for Anxiety REBT for Substance Abuse REBT for Stress-Related Conditions...

...Course Details Modules include: Advanced Psychological Interventions Applied Research 1 Applied Research 2 Applied Research 3 Assessment... Learn about: Clinical Psychology...

... and the Brain - Core PSY : Psychological Approaches to Personality and Intelligence - Core PSY : Psychology of Social Issues 1 - Core PSY : Programme Level... Learn about: Sport Psychology...

...Anxiety and depression are among the most common mental health disorders experienced by all ages. Psychological recovery is greatly enhanced when the individual receives the correct treatment. Cognitive Behaviour Psychotherapy (CBP) is currently the key recommended psychological treatment for these... Learn about: Mental Health...

..., to apply Cognitive Behavioural Therapy models at levels 1 and 2 within a stepped care model (low intensity psychological interventions). The course is available to all health and social care professional groups and other staff such as counsellors who wish to learn basic Cognitive Behavioural Therapy... Learn about: Mental Health, Behavioural Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy...

... within his work as a whole? And how did Jung deploy his psychological theories to critique science, religion and society? You examine key Jungian texts in depth, critically exploring and analysing his work and its application...

... postgraduate research on a topic which involves looking psychologically at politics, or are intending to work in the political field itself (whether as activist, consultant... Learn about: Professor Training, Team Training...

... a comprehensive undergraduate programme in Psychology (Single and Combined Honours). Our programme is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and upon completion of your studies you will become eligible for Graduate Basis of Chartered Membership (GBC). This will give you access to the postgraduate... Learn about: Sport Psychology...

... also develop an understanding of the distinctive character of psychological thinking when the concept of a deep unconscious is introduced The theories of psychoanalysis introduce a profound, new dimension to the understanding of society, culture and politics Our Centre for Psychoanalytic Studies...

... for each unit, (an additional module on psychological methodology is included in unit 1, which will allow you to assess the studies in the other two parts... Learn about: Basic IT, Communication Training, Social Psychology...

... particular issues. The work of theorists and how the topic has developed to a modern technique widely used to support people needing psychological and counselling help to address addiction is discussed. The course is designed to follow and compliment a basic counselling course, but will then develop and... Learn about: Basic IT training, Substance Abuse, Communication Training...

... and interviewing suspects. These latter sessions will particularly emphasise what can be done to improve the accuracy of evidence. Psychological aspects... Learn about: Decision Making, Forensic Psychology...

... how and why people function in the way they do. Alongside studies in psychology, you will also explore the study of crime, how psychological theories can be applied to criminal behaviour, and social reactions to crime. Gaining a professionally accredited psychology degree by BPS is an essential first... Learn about: Skills and Training...