PGDip Psychological Intervention (CBT)

A minimum of a 2:2 in a relevant UK honours degree.

You must have a minimum of two years post-qualification mental health experience and relevant core professional training in applied psychology, psychiatry, nursing, counselling, psychotherapy, occupational therapy or social work, or relevant clinical experience and training demonstrated by a successful KSA portfolio to apply.

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On successful completion of this course, you’ll meet the British Association of Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies’ (BABCP) minimum training standards for the practice of CBT. This means you’ll be eligible to apply for accreditation and work as a high intensity CBT practitioner. 100 per cent of our postgraduate psychology graduates go on to employment or further study (Graduate Outcomes 2023, HESA). Our alumni work for NHS trusts and mental health organisations throughout the UK.

• FUNDAMENTALS OF CBT 1: THEORY AND RESEARCH Core 1
• FUNDAMENTALS OF CBT 2: PRACTICE Core 1
• CBT FOR ANXIETY DISORDERS & DEPRESSION: COMPLEXITY AND CO-MORBIDITY 1 Core 2
• CBT FOR ANXIETY DISORDERS & DEPRESSION: COMPLEXITY AND CO-MORBIDITY 2 Core 2
• CBT FOR ANXIETY DISORDERS AND DEPRESSION 2 Core 2
• EXPERIENTIAL, PROFESSIONAL AND REFLECTIVE PRACTICE IN CBT 2 Core 2
• CBT FOR ANXIETY DISORDERS AND DEPRESSION 1 Core Year-long
• EXPERIENTIAL, PROFESSIONAL AND REFLECTIVE PRACTICE IN CBT 1 Core Year-long