Course Modules

This module introduces you to the different establishments and professions that make up or impact the English Legal System. You will examine the different sectors in which law can be made, implemented and enforced. As well as professions and industries […]

The dissertation module gives you the opportunity to apply knowledge and competencies gained in other modules to an individual case study from your current professional practice, which must be based on at least 6 sessions with a chosen client, reflecting

The module explores Brief Therapy from a humanistic perspective in depth, and extends your learning beyond generic humanistic counselling practice. You will reflect on your developing understanding of your own sense of self as a congruent humanistic practitioner and on

This module aims to develop your critical thinking skills and understanding of humanistic theory with the aim of considering whether they can coherently integrate aspects of non-humanistic theory into your humanistic practise. You will make comparisons between Humanistic, Psychodynamic, Existential,

In this module, you will develop your self-awareness skills using the group for this process. The focus of self-reflection will be ‘how do I experience myself and relate to others within the group’. You will explore themes around how issues

Part one of this module explores expressive arts therapy. It aims to define, discuss and recognise your own personal patterns in relation to art, play and creativity and begin to understand concepts of play, art and creativity as expressive arts

This module aims to consolidate learning from previous modules and encourages your continuing self-awareness and reflexivity in your casework. You will also have the opportunity to discuss and receive peer feedback on your counselling work. Where appropriate to the cases

Providing a reflective and creative humanistic group space, this module focuses on developing self-awareness of personal communication patterns. Appreciation of difference is further developed as group members share thoughts and feelings that differ from others’. Safety of the group allows

This module gives you an opportunity to consolidate your expertise in applying the humanistic competences PC1-10 from the PCEPS Scale part one. You will practise and be assessed in PC 1-10 with a specific focus on PC 7-10. This module

This module runs throughout the academic year and aims to provide a reflective and creative group space that has no fixed agenda and is based on humanistic principles. You will have the opportunity to increase your self-awareness and how you