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  Systemic Practice - PGCert/Intermediate/Foundation


University of Leeds    School of Medicine

Part time September PGCert, Other 1 year part time (Intermediate and Foundation), 2 years part time (PGCert)
Nursing & Health (27) Psychology (31) Social Work (32)

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The Systemic Practice programme, offered as a Postgraduate Certificate, provides comprehensive training in family therapy over two years. Accredited by the Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice, this multi-disciplinary course is suitable for professionals in nursing, psychiatry, social work, clinical psychology, and related fields. The programme covers theoretical approaches, practical skills, and systemic thinking in both clinical and broader contexts. Through a combination of lectures, practical teaching, and small group discussions, you will develop therapeutic skills with families, couples, and individuals. The course also emphasizes ethical practice and cultural awareness. Graduates can progress to the MSc in Systemic Family Therapy and pursue careers in public, voluntary, or private sectors.

About the course

The Postgraduate Certificate in Systemic Practice covers the first two years of family therapy training and combines both Foundation and Intermediate level training in systemic practice. Each level of training is accredited by the Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice.

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The course is multi-disciplinary and covers aspects of working with families in clinical settings, as well as wider applications of systemic thinking and practice. It is suitable for professionals working in nursing, psychiatry, social work, clinical psychology, voluntary organisations and related fields.

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Entry Requirements

This course is specifically designed for graduate-level professionals with a first professional qualification in a relevant mental health or social care related discipline.

If you are working in a mental health or social care setting without a first professional qualification, you are welcome to apply for admission via our accreditation of prior experiential learning (APEL).

Applicants must be working in a setting suitable to undertake the Systemic Practice requirement of 60 hours of systemic practice during the second (Intermediate) year.

We select candidates on the basis of their professional experience and academic background.


Fees

UK: £7,000 (Total)
International: £14,000 (Total)

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