Diploma in Person Centred Therapeutic Counselling at University Centre Peterborough - UCAS

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Course summary

Please note - the next intake for this course is February 2024 This diploma prepares you for an exciting career in counselling, where you can make a meaningful impact. This programme focuses on understanding human emotions and helping individuals navigate life's challenges through a blend of traditional and modern counselling techniques. It also emphasises effective communication and active listening skills to build connections with clients. Additionally, it covers mental health issues, ethical principles, cultural sensitivity, and the importance of self-awareness and self-care. With opportunities for practical experience and specialisation in areas like trauma and abuse counselling or Bereavement support. The programme underscores the significance of the therapeutic relationship and the worth of each individual and is suitable for those pursuing professional status in Person-Centred counselling or related fields. In the first year you will become equipped you with the fundamental knowledge required to understand the essence of person-centred counselling. You will gain hands-on experience in person-centered counselling, learning how to establish therapeutic relationships, actively listen, communicate empathetically, explore the complexities of human development and its connection to counselling. You will also discover the art of integrating different counselling approaches, and establish a strong theoretical foundation and the practical skills to make a positive difference in the lives of those you counsel. In the second year you will become well-prepared to address a wide range of emotional and psychological concerns and provide vital support to those seeking help, all while gaining a profound understanding of your own counselling journey. You will develop a comprehensive understanding of loss and grief, delve into Trauma and Abuse Theory and Practice, tackle Understanding and Addressing Mental Health, specifically focusing on Anxiety, Depression, and Phobias. Finally, you will engage in Integrating Theory, Practice, and Self. The second year of the Person-Centred Diploma provides a well-rounded education that prepares you for a rewarding and impactful career in counselling. If you would like to apply, please contact the Admissions Office ([email protected])

Modules

Year 1 (LEVEL 4) Module 1 Person Centered Counselling Theory Module 2 Person Centered Counselling Practice Module 3 Theoretical Perspectives in Human Development and Counselling Module 4 Integrating Other Counselling Approaches and Creative Therapies Year 2 (LEVEL 5) Module 5 Loss and Grief Theory and Practice Module 6 Trauma and Abuse Theory and Practice Module 7 Understanding and Addressing Mental Health Anxiety, Depression and Phobias Module 8 Integrating Theory, practice and Self

Assessment method

Year one (LEVEL 4) 100% Coursework Year two (LEVEL 5) 100% Coursework


How to apply

To apply for this course you will be taken to the provider's website, where you can find out more information and make an application.

Points of entry

The following entry points are available for this course:

  • Year 1

International applicants

Unfortunately, we are not able to accept International students.

Entry requirements

Qualification requirements

Applicants must have achieved a Certificate in Counselling Skills and Theory (LEVEL 3), GCSE English language and Mathematics at a minimum of grade C/4. If English is not your first language you will require a recognised Level 2 English language qualification or an IELTS score of 5.5 (with 5.5 minimum in each skill) or an equivalent English Language qualification. It is the responsibility of the students to find a placement. A list of possible agencies that students can approach is provided. UCP runs a basic check that these providers registered and send any placement agencies a pack containing all the paperwork and course details. Students will have identified possible placements before enrolling on the course but most placements will not confirm this until students have enrolled. An enhanced DBS check will be undertaken by the placement provider. UCP provides a ‘placement pack’ to help students and placement providers.


Student Outcomes

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Fees and funding

Tuition fees

EU £6500 Whole course
England £6500 Whole course
Northern Ireland £6500 Whole course
Scotland £6500 Whole course
Wales £6500 Whole course

Additional fee information

There is a need for students to engage with 10 hours of personal therapy and of monthly supervision, which the student may have to pay for.
Diploma in Person Centred Therapeutic Counselling at University Centre Peterborough - UCAS