MSc Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy

at University of Wolverhampton

The programme has a foundation in humanist values, with emphasis on an empathic therapist-client relationship as being central to mental health work.It allows an integrative framework for the development of a range of clinical, research, and reflective skills.  It offers an applied working knowledge of humanistic therapy, with a view to integration of other therapeutic modalities.  Each year, you will undertake a range of modules where you will learn from qualified experts in the field, who will teach you how to engage with clients and make a positive contribution to their welfare.  You will engage with experiential learning throughout the entirety of the programme and develop a robust skill set.