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Counselling and Therapeutic Approaches

1 Study option · UndergraduateBirmingham Newman University

Course summary

Discover how counselling approaches can support emotional wellbeing and promote inclusive care. The BA (Hons) Counselling and Therapeutic Approaches at Birmingham Newman University is designed for students who are passionate about supporting others and want to explore how therapeutic practice can make a difference. Whether you are interested in working in mental health, education, care or community settings, this course offers the knowledge and practical insight to help you grow into a confident and compassionate professional.

You will study key topics such as counselling theory, mental health awareness, personal development and ethical practice. Through reflective learning and case-based discussions, you will explore how to support individuals in real-life contexts. You will also examine the wider social and policy frameworks that shape wellbeing, helping you understand the challenges and responsibilities involved in working with people in supportive roles.

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Course code:
8C58
Institution code:
N36

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