Applied Psychology (Therapies)
MSc (one year full-time or three years part-time) PgDip (eight months full-time or two years part-time) PgCert (four months full-time or nine months part-time)
3 good reasons to study Applied Psychology (Therapies) at Salford • Provides a route to a professional doctorate and careers in research • The role of psychological theories have a central role to play in health care provision today • Access to a highly qualified team of psychology and counselling staff
Programme details
You will gain an insight into areas such as cognitive behaviour therapy, the causes and approaches to addiction and how a mindfulness approach can be used to address problems such as stress and pain. This programme is particularly relevant if you are working in the NHS or independent sector, including addiction clinics, and want to develop your knowledge and understanding of psychological therapy beyond the basic level acquired in some professional qualification programmes.
The dissertation module on this programme will also give you the opportunity to pursue an area of psychological therapies directly related to your own work or interest.
Module titles
• Research Methods (30 credits) • Addictive Behaviour (30 credits) • Introduction to CBT (30 credits) • Integrated Mindfulness (30 credits) • Dissertation (60 credits)
Suitable for Psychology graduates and health and social care professionals who have an interest in therapeutic interventions. It also provides routes to a professional doctorate and an academic or research career.
Career potential
The programme provides a great opportunity to become a leader within your profession. You’ll also have the opportunity to network with like-minded individuals.
International students can apply
Attachment, Trauma
and Loss MSc (one year full-time) PgDip (eight months full-time) PgCert (four months full-time)
Elements of distance learning
International students can apply
3 good reasons to study Attachment, Trauma and Loss at Salford • Understand how attachment, trauma and loss can be applied to clinical and research practice • Option to attend a one-day Saturday teaching programme for each module • Flexible programme to fit around your commitments
Programme details
This programme is particularly innovative, combining the study of attachment, trauma and loss together in one programme structure. It is aimed at individuals wishing to develop their knowledge and critical understanding of how these concepts affect people at every stage of their lives from infants, children, adolescents, young, middle aged and older adults. It explores issues related to attachment, trauma and loss, in relation to the specificity of each subject and the complexity of the relationship between each of the subjects.
Module titles
• Concepts and Theories (30 credits) • Attachment and Loss (30 credits) • Trauma (30 credits) • Research Methods (30 credits)
• Dissertation (60 credits)
Suitable for This programme is designed to suit a broad range of individuals who work with these experiences and concepts. People working as medical and clinical practitioners in mental health nursing, as well as teachers, foster carers, parents, social workers, counsellors, psychologists, psychiatrists, psychotherapists and researchers.
Anyone who seeks a detailed understanding of the subjects will find this programme highly relevant and inspiring.
All modules are available to a wide range of health and social care professionals as stand-alone courses in their own right.
Career potential
Enhance your career prospects by gaining a rigorous conceptual understanding of these concepts. On completion of the programme you will be able to use and create research and critical enquiry, opening up new questions, debates and further study.
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