Approaches to Counselling - CBT
This short course will introduce you to the key concepts and some of the therapeutic methods used in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT). In order, to better understand how the different theories have been applied and have developed, this course will briefly cover the historical development of the relevant theories whilst allowing you opportunities to consider how some of the basic concepts can be applied for your own wellbeing.
Approaches to Counselling - Existential Therapy
This short course will introduce you to the key concepts and methods of Existential therapy and provide you with an overview of the insights of Existential philosophy. The course will also explore themes which continue to inform Existential approaches to therapy.
Approaches to Counselling - Jungian Theory
Step into the fascinating world of symbols, dreams and archetypes as we explore Carl Jung s theory model in a very interactive, deeply experiential and highly thought-provoking way. Jung himself has been quoted with stating I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become and this full-day workshop will give you an opportunity to delve deeper into that philosophical approach that puts the person at the centre of their autonomous and independent decisions.
Approaches to Counselling - Person-Centred
This short, introductory course introduces the underlying theory and concepts of the Humanistic, Person-Centred Approach to counselling. The course will be of particular interest to those interested in exploring the field of counselling or those who work with people in a volunteer capacity.
Approaches to Counselling - Psychodynamic
The Psychodynamic model works on the basis that our past informs our present, especially when it comes to our relationships with others. This short, introductory course aims at providing you with the basic underlying concepts of this model, as postulated by Sigmund Freud and is particularly beneficial to those interested in the field of counselling, education, as well as those working with people in a volunteer capacity.
Approaches to Counselling - Transactional Analysis Therapy
This introductory course to Transactional Analysis (TA) is for those interested in understanding human behaviour, communication and relationships.
You will examine the theory of TA, including the structure of personality; interpersonal transactions; the psychological games we play; and life scripts. You will have the opportunity to apply the theory to your own behaviour and the behaviour of others in your group.
The course will be particularly useful to you if you work in the helping professions, or in management or teaching. It will also be helpful to you if you are...
Confidence and Self-Esteem Workshop
(Women Only)
We are proud of our diverse learner groups, and range of support to enable access for all learners regardless of ability or background. However, we also recognize that some women benefit from the supportive and close-knit environment of a women-only class, which can help to develop the skills, confidence and ambition to succeed in mainstream education, work and community settings.
Some women have been socially marginalised because they left school with few or no qualifications, have a disability or have had their education or career plans disrupted by caring...
15/03/2025 - Sat (10:30-12:30) - Hillcroft Campus, Surbiton - 1 weeks - £19 - WD0129-242504
03/05/2025 - Sat (10:30-12:30) - Hillcroft Campus, Surbiton - 1 weeks - £19 - WD0129-242505
18/06/2025 - Wed (18:30-20:30) - Hillcroft Campus, Surbiton - 1 weeks - £19 - WD0129-242506
Counselling - CPCAB Level 2 Certificate
The CPCAB Level 2 Certificate in Counselling Skills (QCF) is designed to
provide opportunities for those who may use counselling skills when working with others to achieve a nationally-recognised, Level 2, vocationally-specific qualification. This level will provide learners with the knowledge, understanding and skills needed to embark on the professional qualification pathway through level 3 and on to the full two year Diploma
Counselling - CPCAB Level 3 Certificate
If you already have a recognised qualification in counselling skills then this is the next step in training to become a counsellor. On this course you will learn more about counselling theory, ethics and mental health.
Counselling - Introduction
This course explores the use of counselling skills and the underlying theory and is designed for people who are considering a career as a counsellor. At the end of the course you will be able to apply to do the full level 2 qualification course.
Counselling as a Career (Workshop)
This workshop is designed for those who are considering a career in counselling. At the end of the session you will be able to apply for our Counselling-Introductions course and/or the full Level 2 qualification course.
Loss, Grief and Change
This course will be delivered online.
This short [online] workshop will, briefly explore definitions and theories of loss and grief, the emotional and psychological reaction to loss and will reflect on its relationship to change. For many people, the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II triggered memories or exacerbated the personal experience of loss and bereavement and brought the process of loss and grief into national focus. This course will be of interest to those who have suffered personal loss and those supporting others during the time of bereavement.
Reflective Listening Skills for Volunteers and Carers
This short course is specifically for carers and front facing, volunteers who wish to develop their listening and communication skills.
Understanding Mental Health in the Early Years (DL)
This course will be delivered online.
This qualification is designed for learners who wish to understand mental health in young children in the early years (from birth to 5 years old) and the role of the Early Years Practitioner to support children’s mental health and wellbeing. By completing the qualification, learners will develop knowledge which would support progression to further qualifications and into relevant employment in the health and social care or education sectors.