Psychosocial Intervention in Mental Health Care - Module NS6092 Programme content
Key information
During this module, you will
Develop the clinical skills to assess and respond to common mental health difficulties using structured psychosocial approaches
Learn how to apply frameworks such as CBT, DBT, IPT, family interventions and motivational strategies in practice
Strengthen your ability to reflect critically, solve problems and adapt care in complex clinical and social situations
Build the confidence to deliver collaborative, recovery-focused support in mental health settings
Key information
This micro-credential will be delivered in a blended format over 12 weeks.
The assessment type and process is determined by the module leader. Assessments may include but are not confined to written assignments, examinations, Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) and presentations.
Part-time considerations
- Designed for working professionals
- Blended delivery with online and in-person lectures
- Additional preparation and group work time
- Timetable provided after registration
Books and journal articles needed for the course will be available online through the UL Glucksman Library.
