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M.A. in Addiction Recovery

ICHAS (Irish College of Humanities and Applied Sciences)
Course Info - The programme is being offered from September 2023 and is designed for graduates who wish […]
Flexible Learning, Part Time and Evening
3 locations
TBC

MA in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy

IICP College
Course Info - Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy is a specialised area of practice. This Master’s programme will equip […]
Flexible Learning, Part Time and Evening
South Dublin County

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Certificate in Counselling and Psychotherapy

PCI College provide a 75 hour part-time certificate course in counselling and psychotherapy with an emphasis on individuals that are interested in exploring their own personal development and growth. This course is designed to be the first step to a career in counselling and to provide useful skills that you[...]

CBT for OCD and Health Anxiety

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Health Anxiety Disorder (formerly known as hypochondria) are both in the spotlight at present due to the nature of the Coronavirus threat. The link is not just the level of the frequent handwashing that we are advised to do – that is only a relatively[...]

Child Psychology QQI Level 6

This QQI Child Psychology home study course will equip you with the knowledge and skills required to understand child psychology from 4-18 years. The purpose of this award is to provide you with the knowledge and understanding of child psychology relevant to childhood education and care settings. It will help[...]

NCFE Diploma in Advanced Criminology

Course Details The aim of this course is to introduce learners to criminology as an area of study that tries to address the questions raised and to explore many key debates within criminology. This includes examining theoretical debates about the causes of crime and criminal behaviour and both historical and[...]