Systemic Theory and Practice 1

On completion of this course you should be able to:

Demonstrate an awareness of a broad range of literature relating to systemic practice and family therapy from both past texts and contemporary writing in the field.
Offer a critique of the theoretical concepts and their application to the context in which you work.
Describe your understanding of the theories of change in relation to the models you have chosen.
Demonstrate an ability to show commitment to actively promote ethical, anti-discriminatory practice and to highlight and critique culturally based assumptions
Demonstrate the ability to critically evaluate selected qualitative and quantitative research methods, recognising their strengths, limitations and contribution to the development of psychotherapeutic knowledge and practice.

All health and social care professionals and people working with families

University Advanced Diploma Systemic Thinking and Practice or other equivalent AFT accredited Foundation level systemic training
A practice base in which to apply the ideas
An ability to study at degree level
A core profession such as Nursing, Social Work or Medicine - If you do not hold such a qualification please speak to a member of the course team