Counselling Diploma: 20-in-1 Premium Online Courses Bundle

The Counselling Diploma bundle brings together 20 specialised courses designed to expand your understanding of mental health, psychology, and therapeutic techniques. Covering essential topics like CBT, stress management, brain disorders, and speech therapy, this bundle equips learners with a broad foundation in counselling and related disciplines, all through accessible online study.

This selection is perfect for those interested in public health, criminology, occupational therapy, or British Sign Language, providing a well-rounded approach to mental wellbeing and communication. The flexible format allows you to study at your own speed, making it suitable for both newcomers and those seeking to deepen existing knowledge.

Learning Outcomes

• Understand key psychological theories and mental health concepts clearly.
• Develop skills in communication and stress management strategies.
• Gain knowledge of brain disorders and speech therapy fundamentals.
• Explore counselling techniques and their application in health contexts.
• Learn principles of equality, diversity, and GDPR in care settings.
• Recognise the role of occupational therapy and art therapy methods.

Who is this Course For?

• Individuals interested in mental health and counselling careers.
• Support workers aiming to improve communication and therapy skills.
• Those curious about brain disorders and psychological conditions.
• Learners wishing to understand public health and criminology topics.
• People seeking knowledge in equality, diversity, and GDPR essentials.
• Aspiring occupational therapy or speech therapy assistants.
• Care professionals wanting to explore stress management techniques.
• Anyone keen on learning British Sign Language and autism support.

Career Path

• Counselling Support Worker – £21,000 average salary per year
• Mental Health Support Worker – £20,500 average salary per year
• Occupational Therapy Assistant – £19,000 average salary per year
• Speech Therapy Assistant – £19,500 average salary per year
• Public Health Assistant – £20,000 average salary per year
• Criminology Research Assistant – £22,000 average salary per year