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MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy Practice
Counsellors holding a CCS Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling (Psychodynamic) or in Psychodynamic Counselling, awarded within the previous 6 years, may apply to Bath Spa University (BSU) for registration to their MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy Practice. An APL award of 60 credits will be made on acceptance to the progrmame, leaving a further 120 credits [...]
Setting Up in Private Practice – 15 May 2010 – Brett Morris
Making the transition from either training or agency work into private practice can seem daunting to begin with. This one-day workshop aims to de-mystify the process, and to provide participants with some practical tools in making this transition.
Topics covered will include:
Finding a suitable location and premises for your practice
Obtaining client referrals
Transferring agency clients into [...]
Certificate in Psychodynamic Counselling Skills/Theory
CCS’s Certificate in Psychodynamic Counselling Theory and Skills is a one-year, part time, course providing access to our Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling. Formal qualifications are not essential and there are no age limits.
Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling
CCS’s diploma is a two or three-year, part time, BACP-accredited training course for aspiring professional counsellors. Selection is by interview, either through CCS’s Certificate in Psychodynamic Theory and Skills, or, for those with suitable prior training, by Direct Entry to Module 2.
Introduction to CCS’s Psychodynamic/Psychotherapeutic Training
The decision to train as a counsellor and on which course is a very important one which needs careful deliberation.
If you haven’t already done so, you need to investigate what counselling is all about and a good way of finding out more is to obtain the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)’s leaflet entitled [...]
Diploma & Certificate in Couples Counselling
(These details are for 2009-2010)
This course is for BACP Accredited Counsellors.
Aims: CCS’ Couple Counselling training aims to develop students in four areas: Skills, Theory, Ethical considerations & Reflexive practice.
Content: An integration of psychodynamic understanding with systemic intervention covering: Communication, Management of conflict, Couple fit, Separation, Divorce & Sexual relationships.
Time: 6 hours per day, Saturday [...]
