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Faculty of Education, Health and Human Sciences

2024/25

Cognitive Behavioural Approaches: An Introduction for Mental Health Care

NURS-1535 [Module] Course fee: £925.00

15 Credits

Academic level: 6

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29 Sep 2024 (Intake closed)

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Avery Hill | **Applications received within 28 days of a module commencing may result in delays in registration and access to module resources – early application is therefore recommended

Course overview

This module is suitable for all qualified health practitioners and primary care staff who have a role in the delivery of low-level CBT interventions.

The module will help you to develop an understanding of the key concepts and theoretical cornerstones underpinning cognitive behavioural work with anxiety and depression.

The knowledge and skills developed through the module will provide the primary frameworks for understanding CBT-oriented assessments, formulations and treatment strategies.

This course aims to provide students with opportunities to critically analyse the theoretical underpinnings and evidence base for the use of cognitive behavioural therapy and develop approaches for use in their work.




This module can contribute to the following programme(s)

P12592-(DoH-FUNDED)-P13206-(HEFCE): BSc Hons Professional Practice in Health and Social Care

TBC: Graduate Diploma – Enhanced Clinical Practice (Degree Apprenticeship)

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Course fees

£925.00

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Course delivery

Blended Learning - A combination of online and classroom teaching

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Prerequisites

Study at Level 5 or above within the last five years.

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