MSc Psychological Therapies with Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner

Course Overview This master's level course is designed with two core components: clinical training and a research/taught component. The clinical training focuses on developing your skills in assessing and treating patients with common mental health issues using low intensity cognitive behavioural therapy (LICBT). This component is complemented by a placement in the University’s Health and Well-Being Clinic, offering real-world application under professional supervision. Key Program Highlights Clinical training in low intensity cognitive behavioural therapy (LICBT) for treating common mental health problems. Placement in the Health and Well-Being Clinic, where you apply learned skills in a professional setting. Two routes: dissertation module or two specialist modules: 'Leadership in Talking Therapies' and 'Working with Long-Term Health Conditions'. The dissertation route allows you to work closely with a supervisor on original research. Strong focus on research, mental health, and applied psychology to enhance your expertise in the field.