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Understanding Gang Culturelevel 4 10 credits Across 10 weeks, this course will explain what gang culture is, providing an insight into why people join gangs. It will also introduce you to some of the main crimes committed by gangs, and also key theories which can help explain why people join gangs, and why they offend in them. |
Yes |
Social Policylevel 4 20 credits This module on the Pathway to Social Science will introduce issues of Social Policy. You will gain an understanding of important social policies which set up the Welfare State; and look at current policies which affect a range of topics including Health, Education, and Housing. |
Yes |
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy IIlevel 4 10 credits ACT II develops and builds on many of the ideas from the first ACT course. We explore the use of metaphor, using ACT frameworks, to deepen our understanding. We consider the application of ACT concepts across a range of more specific contexts. ACT I is a pre-requisite for this course. |
Yes |
Counselling Skills in Practicelevel 3 10 credits This follow-on course is only open to students who have successfully completed Learning Counselling Skills. |
Yes |
Abnormal Psychologylevel 4 10 credits In this double module you will have the opportunity to explore models of abnormality and implications for their treatment. |
Yes |
Learning Counselling Skillslevel 3 10 credits This course provides basic training in the use of counselling skills for use in a variety of work and personal situations. The focus is on improving your communication skills and raising personal self-awareness. |
Yes |
Health Psychologylevel 4 10 credits This module will explain key principles and frameworks of health psychology. You will examine the psychological and physical effects of stress, mental health challenges, and lifestyle factors such as sleep and exercise on overall health. |
Yes |
Developmental Psychologylevel 4 10 credits This course introduces some of the key theories of Developmental Psychology, discussing how we change throughout our lives. There will be opportunities for discussion, observation and developing and improving study skills. |
Yes |
Coaching and Mentoring Skillslevel 4 10 credits As a mentor you will develop your ability to establish rapport, develop listening skills and the ability to pick up and respond to issues raised by your mentee. |
Yes |
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy I (In-Person Classes)level 4 10 credits Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a values based behavioural therapy with a mindfulness component. |
Yes |