Well done for completing our online course! We hope it has provided you with new insights into anxiety, depression and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
The course has just scratched the surface of psychology – a subject which encompasses how we perceive the world, how we develop over a lifetime, what causes mental illness and how we interact with each other. If you’re feeling inspired, you can find out more about what we have to offer below.
Understanding Depression and Low Mood in Young People is a 5 week course which will help you to recognise these mental health difficulties in young people, and will discuss a series of relevant and evidence-based practical techniques, and offer theoretical perspectives on low mood and depression. This course has been developed for parents/supporters of young people with depression and low mood, or teachers/school staff and healthcare professionals who play a role in detecting mental health difficulties. Starts 16 November 2020.
The University of Reading have a wide range of online courses which you can explore here.
Want to study further?
Our MSc Psychology Conversion course has been developed for those who have an interest in psychology and want to broaden their knowledge. At Reading, you will be taught by leading academics on a programme that is designed for graduates from non-psychological subject areas.
The programme will cover all the important sub-disciplines of psychology and follows the structure of our popular BSc in Psychology. Specialist modules such as ‘An Introduction to CBT’ are ideal for those interested in clinical psychology. This course is accredited by the British Psychological Society which is essential for a career in psychology or mental health. Our highly-respected academic team will provide you with an evidence-based introduction to psychology and with the skills necessary for your future career.