Counselling Psychology

About this course

Counselling psychology sits at the intersection of clinical practice and academic psychology, bringing a rigorous scientific understanding of human development and psychological processes to the practical work of supporting people through emotional and mental health difficulties. It differs from clinical psychology primarily in its emphasis on the therapeutic relationship and on humanistic and person-centred approaches, though counselling psychologists draw on a wide range of theoretical frameworks, including cognitive-behavioural, psychodynamic, and integrative models. At Chichester, this three-year full-time programme builds a solid grounding in psychological science alongside counselling theory and skills. You will study core psychology, covering cognitive, developmental, biological, social, and abnormal psychology, so that you understand the scientific foundations on which therapeut

Where its graduates go

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