Program Overview

PGCert Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (non-clinical)

Overview

The PGCert Introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (non-clinical) course is focused on teaching evidence-based psychological interventions within a range of mental health problems. Run by the Charlie Waller Institute (CWI) for Evidence-based Psychological Treatment, this course is suitable as an introduction for new professionals in the area of mental health, as well as existing therapists who wish to update their knowledge within evidence-based practice.

Structure

• The course is part-time and lasts for 12 months.
• The year is divided into modules, including:
  • Engagement and Assessment of Common Mental Health Problems
  • Evidence-Based Low Intensity Treatment of Common Mental Health Problems
  • Values, Employment and Context
• These modules are subject to change as the university regularly reviews its module offerings to ensure they are informed by the latest research and teaching methods.

Entry Requirements

• Normally, a relevant undergraduate degree and a postgraduate qualification within a mental health profession are required.
• Applicants without these qualifications but with clinical experience in mental health will also be considered.
• International students may need to complete a Pre-sessional English Programme to meet the degree programme's English language requirements.

Fees

• New UK/Republic of Ireland students: £3,250
• New international students: £3,250
• Fees can be paid in three instalments.
• Additional costs may include field trips and extra resources, as well as accommodation and living costs.

Careers

The PGCert/Dip programmes are designed for individuals who work in the area of mental health and wish to improve their clinical knowledge of psychological treatments that have been shown to be effective.

Related Subjects

• Healthcare
• Psychology