Masters Degrees (Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner)

Designed for employees from a wide variety of personal, academic or vocational backgrounds and/or with lived experience Candidates are required to have… Read more

This certificate provides the formal training required as part of a student's employment within an Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) service. Read more

Be introduced to the assessment and treatment of patients with mild to moderate common mental health difficulties and acquire the skills to add value and… Read more

In 2008 the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies project began in order to improve the capacity of psychological therapy services for people with common mental health problems (depression and anxiety) in the UK. Read more

This course provides you with the skills to asses and treat patients with brief, evidence-based psychological approaches for the treatment of mental health problems such as depression and anxiety. Read more

Recognition of the personal and social cost of unmet mental health need within primary care has led to a government-supported initiative to broaden access to psychological therapies, introducing the cutting-edge role of psychological well-being practitioners. Read more

The Psychological Wellbeing and Mental Health Masters degree is designed to equip you with an in-depth knowledge of psychological theory relevant to the improvement and maintenance of psychological wellbeing and sound mental health in adults. Read more

Recognition of the personal and social cost of unmet mental health need within primary care has led to a government-supported initiative to broaden access to psychological therapies, introducing the cutting-edge role of psychological well-being practitioners. Read more

What evidence is there to support the effectiveness of psychodynamic interpersonal therapy? How does Socratic questioning affect a client’s perspective of their difficulties? What does practitioner self-care look like? Explore the person-centred therapeutic process, brief interventions, and different approaches to psychotherapy. Read more

What is the role of empathy in the therapeutic process? How do you design a community-based intervention? In what ways does compassionate mind training support practitioner wellbeing? Develop your clinical skills (including assessment, formulation, intervention design and evaluation) and knowledge of theories related to promoting psychological wellbeing. Read more

Offered at undergraduate and postgraduate level, our BPS Accredited Programmes in Low Intensity Psychological Interventions (LIPI) provide Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) training, to those who are currently in full-time employment with IAPT compliant services wanting to become a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner (PWP). Read more

Receive advanced statistical training and explore the statistical methods and software tools you'll need to handle and interpret large datasets about human behaviour. Read more

You will be taught to deliver psychological interventions to those suffering with anxiety and depression. The programme is underpinned with CBT principles and blends theoretical knowledge within a stepped care work environment to ensure that skills are taught, practised and honed in an academic and clinical environment. Read more

The new and innovative mental health and wellbeing practitioner (MHWP) role will form a core part of existing community mental health teams, working alongside other mental Health practitioners, therapists and practitioners. Read more