The Foundation level training is designed for practitioners who work with individuals, families and broader interagency systems. In this Association of Family Therapy (AFT) accredited course trainees are introduced to core theories and key ideas from the literature in Family Therapy and Systemic Practice. There is a strong emphasis on developing links between theory, reflexivity, feedback and practice.
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Family TherapyCourse Overview
The Foundation level training is designed for practitioners who work with individuals, families and broader interagency systems. In this Association of Family Therapy (AFT) accredited course trainees are introduced to core theories and key ideas from the literature in Family Therapy and Systemic Practice. There is a strong emphasis on developing links between theory, reflexivity, feedback and practice.
A systemic approach explores the network of significant relationships of which each individual is a part of. It considers the beliefs that give meaning to people’s actions and the communication patterns between people as they interact with each other and each other’s ideas. The course builds on the wealth of experience that adults bring to the continuing of their professional development
This can be a stand-alone course as part of professional development in working systemically with individuals, families and agencies as well as the beginning of a Pg Diploma / Masters in Family Therapy and Systemic Practice leading to registration as a Systemic (Family). Our Foundation course is professionally accredited by the Association of Family Therapy (AFT).
Study Requirements
Trainees complete the following :
A strong emphasis is placed on reflective practice and the use of self, combined with a focus on workplace-based cases to ensure new learning is relevant to practice. We use a range of teaching methods to help you achieve your full potential including lectures, seminars, experiential exercises; skills practice work, group work and self-supported study.
The course will run from October to June 2024-25, delivered in six, two-day blocks, usually Thursdays and Fridays
Eligibility
A relevant degree-level professional qualification in health or social care is required. At Foundation level it is recommended but not essential that trainees are working professionally with families. Candidates will be interviewed as part of the selection process.
Glasgow
Autumn 2024
£2300.00
Course Program
This Course consists of two modules.
This course starts in Autumn 2024. Dates still to be finalised
Applications are now open.
