188 Short courses in Psychology in United Kingdom

This Psychology for Designers course at Nottingham Trent University is for anyone working in a design, creative or research agency, as well as sole-trading creative entrepreneurs, who’s keen to explore the psychological processes that underpin behaviour in the context of design.

This Mental Health Skills for Healthcare Practitioners course at the University of Bedfordshire will equip practitioners with the core mental health skills to support themselves, staff/colleagues and patients or their carers with their mental health needs.

The aims of the Suicide Prevention in Adults - A Psychosocial Approach programme offered at Liverpool John Moores University are to develop an understanding of psychosocial suicide prevention approaches and to apply psychosocial suicide prevention approaches in practice. 

The Consumer Psychology for Fashion course from University of the Arts London (UAL), introduces you to the interrelationships between psychology and fashion and explores how an understanding of psychology can lead to a more ethical and socially responsible engagement with fashion

Throughout this Trading Psychology Workshop from London Academy of Trading, you will develop your knowledge of trading psychology as well as techniques for careful decision-making. 

Join the Equine Behaviour course from Warnborough College and develop your understanding of equine behaviour and your ability to apply that to the welfare and training of the horse. 

This Counselling Skills Part 2 course from Warnborough College is ideal for those who have already gained the basic counselling skills in Counselling Skills I, and want to further develop their ability to counsel others. 

In this Introduction to Cognitive Psychology - An Experimental Science course from University of York by FutureLearn you will learn how to use cognitive psychology experiments to explore the internal workings of the mind with this online psychology course.

This Sports Psychology course from Warnborough College will develop your skills and understanding of psychological principles for use in sports.

Introduction to the work of Melanie Klein from Institute of Psychoanalysis is a general introduction to the life and work of Melanie Klein.

The An Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods course at King's College London will give an overview and introduction to qualitative research methods, including individual interviews, focus group discussions, observation, ethical issues, content and thematic analysis, NVivo and rigour in qualitative research.

Promoting Innovation in Mental Health Care is a change management module at Anglia Ruskin University. You'll focus on an idea to help support people with mental health issues and/or their carers in the community; for example a weekly support group for carers of people with dementia and how this would potentially be implemented.

The Tourettes Syndrome course from the University of Birmingham will equip you with the skills to identify Tourettes Syndrome and its epidemiology and biological data, to assess and manage behavioural symptoms and demonstrate knowledge of the care requirements and corresponding services.

Self-confidence is a vital part of a happy life. The ability to trust in yourself, make good decisions, move through social settings with ease, and take big chances are all tied to how you view yourself. Self-confidence is also a skill that can be learned and practiced daily. International Open Academy offers the Building Self-Confidence programme.

The Collaborative Health and Mind Programme (CHAMPS) course offered by The University of Lancashire provides a non-clinical, broad introduction to mental health and wellbeing support systems.

Neurodivergent describes people who sense or interpret their environments in different ways. The Neurodiversity course offered by Warnborough College will discuss this subject.

Fed up of one time dates? Want to swap one night stands for the comfort of a committed relationship? Meeting people is hard, and it can feel like social situations are as bad as a minefield. International Open Academy offers the Find Your Soulmate programme.

Anglia Ruskin University's Faculty of Health, Medicine and Social Care offers this Physical Health Skills in Mental Health Care programme.

University of Strathclyde offers the Psychology and Ageing programme.

The Brain Injury programme a the University of Birmingham explores the neuropsychiatric aspects of brain injury. It covers the various causes of brain injury and their impact on behaviour and mental health.