This module provides an overview of person-centred theory and practice, and also allows you to focus in depth on a specific concept or development in the person-centred field. You'll develop your understanding of classical person-centred theory and of contemporary developments. The work you carry out on this module can be used to support the research dissertation.
This module provides a foundation in research methods and design, where you’ll evaluate research, identify a relevant topic for study and design a research project. It supports the preparation and planning phases of your research dissertation for the Undergraduate Major Project module. You’ll engage in peer supervision groups and peer feedback tasks to support your learning on this module.
Your Undergraduate Major Project is chance to raise and address significant questions relating to your chosen topic/issue. You will be supported by a tutor with similar interests and research profile. This module requires autonomous study and it is your chance to demonstrate that you have met our University’s expectations and are ready to graduate.
An overview of the context of counselling adults, with a particular focus on sex and sexuality, and a variety of issues that adults are likely to present with - for example infertility, domestic violence, addictions and depression. You'll choose an area or issue to focus on and explore this in terms of your chosen theory and in relation to your own professional practice.
This module is designed to introduce you to the practical use of digital media in the therapeutic context. You’ll critically analyse the use of digital media in therapy, the influence on the therapeutic context and potential ethical issues. You'll also examine trends and context of social media for clients, and you’ll explore your own relationship and experience with digital technology.
Build on your existing professional skills and knowledge in relation to counselling children and young people. You’ll work with a range of creative materials and there will be a focus on practical and experiential learning using play and art materials. This module is designed to help you meet a number of BACP Competences for work with young people (11-18 years).