You will be introduced to the rationale and major theories of life-span development from childhood to old age and explore the influence of such elements with reference to well-known writers in the field. You will study theories of Developmental Psychology such as the advances in neuroscience, attachment in infant development and post-structuralist/post-modern thinking on agency and human development. You will consider these topics in relation to human development and across diverse cultures as you learn to reflect on your own psychological development to support your counselling practice. You will be assessed through a 3500 word essay.
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