PGDip Practitioner in Complex Trauma
Postgraduate course
Elevate your practice and become equipped to provide psychological services to those who require specialised trauma care. The Postgraduate Diploma Practitioner in Complex Trauma has been established to support professionals working clinically with adults affected by prolonged or significant exposure to trauma and adversity. You will develop professional competences to provide psychological services to those who require specialised trauma care.
This course has been developed in partnership with The University of Buckingham.
Complex PTSD is a novel diagnosis, although traumatology has long acknowledged the spectrum of complexities in trauma related needs. Yet, current psychological assessment and treatment approaches often fail to differentiate between varying levels of complexity, in the context of limited evidence relating to the efficacy of treatments for complex trauma, specifically. As an emerging field, with a limited, and growing, evidence base, this can create challenges for clinicians wanting to ensure their service users have access to the latest evidence-based models and approaches to treatment.
This course has been developed in recognition that individuals with more complex and enduring needs require nuanced approaches to conceptualising service models and treatments.
Emphasis is placed on strengthening core skills of self-awareness, including of awareness of one’s own professional and academic needs, as well as promoting self-care and accessing appropriate supervision.
To find out more, including course fees, and for details on how to apply please visit The University of Buckingham web page HERE
Formal applications should be made through The University of Buckingham.
For an informal discussion about the course you can contact Dr Deborah Morris, Director of Programmes at deborah.morris@buckingham.ac.uk