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British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy
Education & Development

British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy

...Counselling and Psychotherapy] Why study an OpenLearn course? Easy to register online All courses are free Start and complete your training in your own time Printable statement of participation on completion Track your progress and completed courses We've grouped the courses by subject, skill level and length so you can easily find the right courses for you. Topics...
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Coping with Depression
Society, Politics & Law

Coping with Depression

...counselling for. This collection of videos looks at what can happen when people are overwhelmed by such profound feelings of sadness that they can’t carry on with their everyday lives. Fry, along with Trisha Goddard and engineer Jim Brown, share their personal struggles and experiences with diagnosis and drug use, giving us a glimpse into the journeys they have taken....
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Postgraduate study in psychology and criminology
Health, Sports & Psychology

Postgraduate study in psychology and criminology

...counselling and forensic psychology includes leadership and distracted driving, motherhood and monogamy, psychotherapy and counselling, and policing and witness interviewing. DD804 Crime and global justice This module is separated into six subject blocks and builds gradually from conceptualisation in the earlier sections towards critical analysis and knowledge application...
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How race, gender, age and class affects the way people are perceived
Health, Sports & Psychology

How race, gender, age and class affects the way people are perceived

...counselling.’ 5. ‘Recent studies show black offenders are more likely to be jailed than white offenders by courts in England and Wales.’ 6. ‘Eyewitnesses are better at recognising and identifying members of their own race. References below. This animation is featured in the Open University module DD310: Counselling and forensic psychology: investigating crime and...
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PodMag October 2016
Society, Politics & Law

PodMag October 2016

...2 History module on the birth of modern Britain, Helen Kaye talks about the new 3rd level Psychology module where students can undertake their own research, and Catriona Havard tells us about the exciting 3rd level interdisciplinary counselling and forensic psychology module first being presented in October 2017. Select here for a copy of the transcript of this audio...
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Making sense of sudden mass deaths
Health, Sports & Psychology

Making sense of sudden mass deaths

...counselling response being based on the assumption that everyone would need bereavement counselling. The shift from community responses to individualised grief counselling might reflect the individual focus in western societies, and possibly the loss of a sense of community. Indeed, recent trends in the professionalization and medicalisation of grief suggest that...
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I-SPY: Internet infidelity and its impact on couple relationships
Health, Sports & Psychology

I-SPY: Internet infidelity and its impact on couple relationships

...counselling is Relate. You can also talk to your GP who can refer you to free NHS talking therapy (counselling). Watch the five I-Spy episodes: The first episode of I-Spy broadcasts on Monday 28th November 2016 at 7pm on The Open University Facebook page, use the hashtag #ISPY to join in the conversation. Shortly after the episodes will be shown on OpenLearn with extra...
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Telephone bereavement support: does it work?
Health, Sports & Psychology

Telephone bereavement support: does it work?

...counselling, access to social media discussions, and many other options. For decades, face-to-face 1-1 counselling has been seen as the ‘gold standard’ for many. However, times are changing, as we begin to understand more about how different types of support help us in different ways. [A photo of a yellow rotary telephone near a blue sofa.] The humble telephone...
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