Credit Rated Counselling Courses

This University Accredited course may be taken as part of The Diploma in Clinical and Pastoral Counselling Skills course or as a specialist course for those with previous Counselling experience. It allows the Counsellor to examine more deeply the subject of Grief and Bereavement and the techniques employed to help clients through this.

Chaplains and care givers are seeking courses that will enhance their spiritual care. Helping people who have faith, no faith or are agnostic requires in depth education which this course in spiritual care offers you. 

As well as offering a foundation in counselling this course takes the student forward to help them understand and develop professional and ethical practice in therapeutic counselling. Both modules are credit rated.

This course may be taken as part of The Diploma in Youth Counselling or as a specialist course for those with previous Counselling experience. It allows the Counsellor to examine more deeply the subject of Youth Counselling and the techniques employed to help young people deal with issues such as relationships, abuse and vocational problems.

This two module programme begins by giving a grounding in counselling and human growth and development leading on to explain how certain techniques can be best used to help with issues such as drugs, abuse, sexual problems, educational and vocational challenges etc.

Holistic Counselling combines both counselling and spiritual care that fully supports the client. This University Accredited Diploma Course provides the learning to help you do this in the most effective way.

This course equips Christians for recovery and growth.

This Diploma Course has two modules that are credit rated with 20 points each at SCQF level 8 (2nd year BA/BSc). Module 1 introduces the student to Counselling and Module 2 extends the learning to include CBT techniques to employ with your client.

This course provides an excellent introduction to Counselling and is quality checked by the National Counselling Society. It helps students understand the critical nature of core qualities and appreciation of the different counselling models - in particular the person centred model explained so well by Egan in his outstanding textbook "The Skilled Helper." It looks at employing key skills of problem management, and opportunity development. Building professional and ethical practice is at the heart of this course.  

This University accredited programme of 4 counselling modules allows the student to build on the introductory module which brings an understanding and appreciation of counselling and current models, and then leads the student into the more specialist counselling modules covering Grief and Bereavement, Couples and Families and Crisis and Trauma. On completion the student will have gained 120 SCQF points at level 9 (third year Ba/BSc.)