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Integrative Counselling &
Psychotherapy
Intro
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Duration
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Course
Introduction
This 2 year Diploma Course
provides professional training in the practice
of Integrative Therapeutic Counselling &
Psychotherapy, enabling those who attend the
opportunity to obtain a depth of
theoretical and skills based knowledge that will
assist
in the setting up in private practice as a
counsellor, or to seek potential employment in
the counselling field.
This
programme
is distinctive in its focus on:
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In
depth knowledge and understanding of the
Integrative approach to counselling
plus awareness of a range of approaches.
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Developing
effective counselling
skills in diverse practice.
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Developing
the ability to integrate professional and
ethical issues into the practice of counselling.
Professional competency in working with
adult clients in a variety of settings.
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Opportunities
for participants to enhance their own
personal growth and to develop increased
awareness of others.
An
integrative approach is adopted throughout the programme,
with the aim of fostering professional and
personal learning.
The
course has been designed to meet the British
Association of Counselling
and Psychotherapy (BACP) guidelines for counselling
programmes.
The
course is 48 days run over 2 years (10am –
6pm) and will be run over the weekend period,
thus allowing for a ‘normal’ working life to
continue whilst training. The total number of hours for the Diploma Course is 330.
The
cost of the course is £2040 plus VAT per year.
There is an initial registration fee of £199.75
and students can opt to pay for the remaining
course fees over 23 monthly payments.
Payments can also be made in full and receive a 10%
discount if paid prior to the start date
of the course.
CCTS offers a Credit/Debit card facility. A 4%
surcharge applies to all transactions.
The registration fee is refundable for
non-successful applicants. Alternative
arrangements can sometimes be made available for
payment of the course with the course director.
Please telephone for more details.
Some of our students obtain funding with schemes
such as career development loans, set up by the
department of employment. For more details
contact your local bank. Our CDL Learning
Provider Number is: 12524
To find out where our course venues are and
dates of our next courses click
here.
The Diploma
in Integrative Counselling
& Psychotherapy
is awarded by Contemporary College of
Therapeutic Studies and Validated by ACHPC.
After
submitting your application form with your
registration fee, an A4 summary of your life
experience, including your reasons for attending
the course, the College will process your
application to make sure that you possess the
qualities that would enable you to work safely
and ethically within a counselling setting. To
apply for this course please use the Online
Registration Form.
It is usual
for an individual and group interview to be part
of the selection process,
which is at the discretion of CCTS.
There are 7 modules including a
supervised placement module. Each
module requires a written piece of work to
demonstrate theoretical knowledge and practical
application.
Please see below for the full breakdown of the
material taught.
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Module 2 |
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Good
Practice in Counselling
and
Psychotherapy.
Aims
of counselling, qualities of an effective
counsellor.
Exploration of own philosophical base.
BACP
ethical framework: its structure and
categories.
Personal
moral values and implications as a
counsellor.
Ethical
Decision making.
Case
work management and supervision.
Working
in an agency.
The
meaning of Boundaries and Confidentiality
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Professionalism. |
Difference
and Diversity in Counselling.
Who
am I?
Power
issues.
Family
patterns.
Gender
and sexuality.
Prejudices
and stereotypes.
Language. |
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Module 4
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Mastering
Counselling
Theory.
Integrative
Model: an overview, history, philosophical
underpinning.
Egan’s Model Concept of
Self, Core condition and working alliance.
Stage
1 to 3 of
Model : Skills needed. Explanation and
practice. Discussion and reflections
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Psychodynamic
Approach – Object relations.
Person Centred Approach.
Applying
Theory. |
Skillful
Counselling
with
Relational
Perspective.
Reflecting
feelings and content.
Paraphrasing
and Summarising.
Focusing
and Challenging.
Advanced
Empathy.
To
Self Disclose or not?
Reflecting
on counselling process, Immediacy.
The
Art of Silence.
The
beginning phase of therapy - Working at
client pace.
The
middle phase of therapy.
The
end phase of Therapy.
Opening
the first counselling session with a
client.
Opening second and subsequent
sessions.
Ending
a session.
Working
at Relational Depth.
Empowering
change.
Brief
therapy verses Long term therapy. |
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Module 6 |
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Personal
Mindfulness.
Various
activities that support self awareness and
professional Awareness.
Development
Plan. |
Specialised
Counselling
Working
with Children.
Loss
and Bereavement.
Time
limited and Brief Therapy. |
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Module
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Counselling
in Practice.
This is the supervised placement that students will need to organise.
100
client hours will need to be completed of
which a minimum of 3 clients need to have
been attending for at least 6 sessions. |
We
will continually assess, review and
update the course content,
material
and method.
We reserve
the right, whilst maintaining
the stated syllabus, to effect
changes in emphasis in any part of
this programme.
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