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Systemic Thinking and Practice University Advanced Diploma
Bachelor's degree
Online
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
16 Days
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
This course is no longer accepting applications for 2020 entry.
This course is accredited by the Association of Family Therapy (AFT) & Systemic Practice at foundation level, so you can be confident in the knowledge you'll gain and the skills you'll develop
It's your first step towards training to become a qualified systemic Family psychotherapist subject to satisfying professional body entry requirements
You can also choose to study it as a stand alone course which will count towards your personal and professional development
You'll be taught by skilled systemic practice and family therapy practitioners who will ensure you'll be taught all the latest developments in the sector
You'll learn alongside professionals from a range of disciplines, developing you as an all round health care professional
The course is aimed at multi-agency and multi professional participants who work with a range of client groups presenting a range of challenges, symptoms, issues or difficulties.
This course will provide you with essential knowledge of the use of systemic ideas in practice with individuals, families and agencies. You'll develop an understanding of the connections between your personal history, beliefs and ideas and your current practice within your agency and professional contexts. Our staff are qualified practicing psychotherapists and they’re up to date with what’s going on in practice. They’ll use lots of clinical practice in their teaching, ensuring that what you’re learning will help you in your workplace, and will keep your career moving forward.
During this course we'll encourage you to build upon your knowledge, beliefs and experiences within your own work context and develop a theoretical understanding of systemic thinking and practice. You'll also explore a range of presenting problems and contexts spanning the lifecycle from birth to old age.
About this course
Our staff are qualified practising psychotherapists and they're up to date with what's going on in practice. They'll use lots of clinical examples in their teaching, ensuring that what you're learning will help you in your workplace, and will keep your career moving forward.
You could go on to study for a masters degree such as our PG Cert Systemic Thinking and Practice subject to you satisfying the entry requirements. You could then move on to our MSc Systemic Psychotherapy (incorporating PG Cert/PG Dip), which will enable you to register as a systemic psychotherapist or family therapist when you've completed the course.
Programme leader
You'll usually need a professional qualification at Diploma in Higher Education level, such as social work, nursing, youth work, teaching, psychology or medicine. If you don't have the relevant qualifications you might still be able to study this course, so contact us to find out. You'll also be assessed by references and an interview.
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Subjects
- University
- Development
- Reflective
- Practitioner
- Systemic
- Practice
- Theory
- Reflexivity
- Processes
- Discriminatory
Course programme
You'll study modules such as;
- The Reflective Systemic Practitioner
- The Development of Systemic Theory and Practice
- Personal and Professional Development
- Identify a range of systemic models and approaches, both historical and current, and relate these to your own practice.
- Develop your self reflexivity where you can openly reflect on your own processes and a range of systemic practice skills.
- Promote anti-discriminatory thinking and practice and develop an ability to consider ethical issues in your work.
- Become familiar with the research debates in the field and the evidence base.
We’re proud to say that our courses are closely mapped against the health and social care sector. This ensures that our curriculum is up-to-date, providing you with the assurance that your learning is current and relevant. This does mean that we do have to respond to national changes such as government policy. As a result, some of the information about our courses may change.
Systemic Thinking and Practice University Advanced Diploma
