MA Integrative Counselling
Train as a counselling practitioner to work in a range of different settings. You’ll build a critical understanding of current issues and debates in counselling. You’ll also develop the knowledge and skills you need to apply clinical techniques with confidence in real-world
- Level
- Postgraduate
- Qualification
- MA
- Duration
- 36 months
- Location
- On campus, Sunderland, United Kingdom
- Study mode
- Part-time
- Intake months
- January, September
- Entry requirements
- Overview The course is open to graduates who hold a 2:2 degree. You’ll also need experience of using counselling skills in a helping role. It’s especially suited to you if you're: A health and social care graduate A social work graduate A psychology with counselling graduate. We’ll also consider other psychology graduates if you can show relevant counselling experience. A teacher with pastoral responsibilities looking to develop your skills. If you don’t have experience in a helping role, you may need to complete a Level 3 counselling certificate first. You’ll need to become a student member of a professional counselling body, either the BACP or NCPS . Both offer discounted student membership. Please check their websites for the most up to date information. We also require you to complete 20 hours of personal therapy. This is at least 10 hours in your first year, and a further 10 hours