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Evan George thinks about the key question 'how can brief therapy lead to sustainable change?'.
The on-line Advanced Certificate Course 2023 is an exciting opportunity, designed for those wishing to develop and to hone their Solution Focused skills and to focus on the detail of practice in relation to their everyday work. The curriculum will closely follow the United Kingdom Association for Solution Focused Practice’s newly published Accreditation Criteria (see www.ukasfp.org) and those participants interested in achieving official accreditation by the Association will be well-prepared by this course.
The skills taught during this programme will include:
While the course concentrates on developing practice skills, recommendations will be made as to reading that can be carried out by participants to develop their understanding of the history and theory of SF Practice.
At the end of the course participants will have the opportunity to present a recording and transcript of a role-play session for informal assessment by course staff.
Applicants will need to have completed BRIEF’s Foundation courses and to be in a position to regularly practice Solution Focused interviewing in their workplace or elsewhere throughout the course.
Core Course Tutors: Chris Iveson and Evan George
Probable dates for 2023/24 stating in October 2023 (subject to bookings)
Term 1
2 October 9 October 16 October BREAK 30 October 6 November 13 November
20 November 27 November (8 Sessions)
Term 2
22 January 29 January 5 February 12 February BREAK 26 February 4 March 11 March
18 March (8 sessions)
Term 3
15 April 22 April 29 April BREAK 13 May 20 May BREAK 3 June 10 June
17 June (8 sessions)
Each half-day session will last 3 hours and will take place from 1.45 - 5.00 UK time
These dates are scheduled to avoid clashing with UK Bank Holidays and UK School Holidays.
Course fee will be held for another year at: £2000.00 plus VAT (£2400.00 incl. VAT)
For more details about this programme, including how to book, contact Chris Iveson
Evan George thinks about the key question 'how can brief therapy lead to sustainable change?'.