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Masters Degrees (Counselling Children And Young People)
We have 6 Masters Degrees (Counselling Children And Young People)
Counselling Children and Young People - MSc
University of Northampton
Faculty of Health, Education and Society
Our Counselling Children and Young People MSc is a multidisciplinary course that aims to promote an advanced level of knowledge and understanding that underpins practice in the area of counselling with children, young people and their families. Read more
MSc - Counselling (Children and Young People)
Birmingham City University
Faculty of Business, Law and Social Sciences
Our MSc Counselling (Children and Young People) course includes a minimum of 100 hours of supervised client practice hours. The placements will be managed through an agreement with St Martin’s Counselling and Psychotherapy service, who will support you in placements across the city. Read more
MSc - Child and Adolescent Mental Health
Leeds Beckett University
School of Health
Develop the skillset to support children and young people who are experiencing mental health related issues. Read more
Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy: Adult or Children and Young people (MSc)
University of Derby
College of Health, Psychology and Social Care
Our aim is to help you to become a skilled, independent cognitive behavioural psychotherapist. If you’re a caring professional who would like to develop expertise in evidence-based psychotherapy, CBT is for you. Read more
Child and Adolescent Mental Health (CAMH) - MSc
University of Northampton
Faculty of Health, Education and Society
Our Child and Adolescent Mental Health MSc is a multidisciplinary course which will develop your understanding of child development and mental health difficulties experienced by children and adolescents. Read more
MSc - Childhood Development and Wellbeing in Practice
Manchester Metropolitan University
Faculty of Health & Education
Learn about how inequalities in childhood and experiences inform child development, and how policy and practice can promote change and wellbeing. Read more
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