Humanistic Counselling BA (Hons) - Diploma in Humanistic Counselling

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Humanistic Counselling BA (Hons) - Diploma in Humanistic Counselling

University of Chichester
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This course offers qualifications that equip counsellors to practise in a variety of contexts - the BA (Hons) Humanistic Counselling is accredited by the BACP. Completion of the BA (Hons) entitles practitioners to apply for individual accreditation through the BACP training route if they have satisfied other criteria for personal accreditation. Those who complete their studies at Diploma level may also apply for accreditation once they have completed at least one more year of supervised practice to 450 hours. All courses combine humanistic theory with professional and ethical practice and are grounded in humanistic values. These values fit contemporary working conditions well. Students are g…

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This course offers qualifications that equip counsellors to practise in a variety of contexts - the BA (Hons) Humanistic Counselling is accredited by the BACP. Completion of the BA (Hons) entitles practitioners to apply for individual accreditation through the BACP training route if they have satisfied other criteria for personal accreditation. Those who complete their studies at Diploma level may also apply for accreditation once they have completed at least one more year of supervised practice to 450 hours. All courses combine humanistic theory with professional and ethical practice and are grounded in humanistic values. These values fit contemporary working conditions well. Students are given an opportunity to explore how as Humanistic Practitioners, they might utilise some basic Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and brief therapy methods. We also introduce students to the Clinical Outcome Routine Evaluation (CORE) method for evidence based practice used by many NHS employee assistance programmes.

Indicative Course Content

Diploma in Humanistic Counselling Modules on:

  • Counselling Skills and Ethics
  • Humanistic Frameworks
  • Developmental Psychology
  • Advanced Counselling Skills with Ethical Awareness
  • Experiential Groups 1 and 2
  • Advanced Counselling Skills
  • Supervision
  • Client Issues

BA (Hons) in Humanistic Counselling Modules on:

  • Diversity in Society
  • Theoretical Frameworks
  • Creative Arts Therapies
  • Experiential Groups 3 and 4
  • Professional Counselling Practice 1 and 2
  • Case Study (Research Dissertation)

Why these Courses?

  • A contemporary curriculum equipping students to function well in the current professional world of counselling
  • Emphasis on the importance of working holistically with people from all backgrounds at all levels
  • The course encourages an approach to counselling that finds the client's strength and fully respects their inner wisdom, allowing it to guide the process
  • Strong emphasis placed on the connections between theory, practice and reflection
  • The course develops students' cognitive, empathic and intuitive skills, blending practical analysis with unconscious intuitions and creative insights
  • Acquisition of advanced interpersonal skills, particularly listening, rapport building, questioning and feedback
  • Two-year top-up to Degree level available for students who have studied to Diploma level in other institutions
  • Mature students with non-standard qualifications will be considered and are welcome to discuss their background.

Careers

  • Counsellors after Diploma and Degree level (on completion of 450 hours' supervised practice) in private practice or in schools, universities, the NHS or companies
  • Youth and community workers
  • Community education services
  • Connexions partnerships
  • Rural community work
  • Citizens' Advice Bureau
  • Careers advisor
  • Personnel work
  • Life coaching
  • Social care careers
  • Social worker

Entry Requirements

Diploma (2 Years) BA (4 Years)

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