Mental Health: Psychological Therapies PGDip

Our PgDIP takes a psychosocial approach to mental health, exploring how individual, social, and cultural contexts shape wellbeing and experiences of distress. Whether you’re just starting out in the field or already working in mental health and want to broaden your knowledge, this course is designed to support your development.You’ll engage with the core competencies of practitioner psychologists - such as assessment, formulation, and critical evaluation - while exploring a wide range of therapeutic models and approaches appropriate for implementation across a breadth mental health settings and a wide range of related roles. You’ll also learn how to reflect on your own practice and maintain your wellbeing as a professional.What you’ll gainLearn about psychological therapies and the evidence behind themDevelop insight into therapeutic models and associated techniques and understanding of assessment, formulation, and reflective practice approachesGain skills in in research and academic writingLearn from experienced practitioners and researchers

A 2:2 or above at undergraduate level in Psychology, Medicine or a related discipline.