BA Humanistic Counselling
About this course
BA (Hons) Humanistic Counselling, a counselling degree centred on person-centred frameworks, professional practice, and therapeutic processes. Core topics include Research Methods, Critical & Analytical Thinking, and Ethics & Professional Practice. The course is accredited by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and requires attendance for one day per week alongside supervised practice placements. The first year covers the foundations through Humanistic Frameworks and Human Development, Counselling Skills and Ethical Decision Making, and PPD Group One. The second year focuses on applied skills and client work through Professional Counselling Practice; Understanding the Therapeutic Process, PPD Group Two, and Counselling Skills in Context; Client Issues. The third year explores advanced theory via Expressive Arts Therapy & Existential Therapy, PPD Group Three, and Critical Thinking in Humanistic Counselling & Developing Professional Practice. The final year concludes with Brief Therapy & Diversity and the Independent Case Study dissertation module based on practice casework.
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Modules
- Humanistic Frameworks and Human Development
- Counselling Skills and Ethical Decision Making
- PPD Group One
- Professional Counselling Practice; Understanding the Therapeutic Process
- PPD Group Two
- Counselling Skills in Context; Client Issues
- Expressive Arts Therapy & Existential Therapy
- PPD Group Three
- Critical Thinking in Humanistic Counselling & Developing Professional Practice
- Brief Therapy & Diversity
- Independent Case Study