188 Short courses in Psychology in United Kingdom

This Life Coaching course from Warnborough College will enable people in health, fitness, counselling, social work, etc to help others set and achieve life goals. 

In the Post Klein Development course offered by Institute of Psychoanalysis , Claire Cripwell and Bob Hinshelwood discuss together the contemporary Kleinian tradition.

When applied, the knowledge, confidence and competence gained from this course will ultimately enhance the health workforce. University of Glasgow offers the Understanding infant mental health and development programme.

UCL's The Many Faces of Dementia free online four-week course will give you a unique insight into dementia through the stories, symptoms and science behind four of the less commonly diagnosed forms of dementia.

The dreaded teen years - you knew that they were coming, but now that your darling child has become a teenager, everything seems to have changed! From pre-college pressures to navigating social media, there is so much that your teen has to deal with, and you want to be there to help. International Open Academy offers the Child Psychology - Raising Happy Teens programme.

Explore the connection between childhood adversity and mental health, and enhance your knowledge of mental health in young people with Childhood Adversity - The Impact of Childhood Maltreatment on Mental Health at UCL through FutureLearn.

This Counselling Skills course from Warnborough College introduces you to the kinds of  problems and issues that a person might face in overcoming stresses and limiting attitudes.

Join the Proficiency Award in Psychology from Warnborough College.

The neuropsychology of decision making course offered by University of Cambridge will help you gain an understanding of the brain structures involved in decision-making and how they develop.

This Introduction to Social Sciences and Self course at Edinburgh College takes you on a thought-provoking journey of discovery. It will help you understand yourself, your relationship with others and your place in the world. 

These short courses at the University of Roehampton offer a theoretical and practical introduction to Dance Movement Psychotherapy, combining psychotherapeutic principles with embodied, movement-based practices.

The Language and the Mind - An Introduction to Psycholinguistics course from UCL Summer School is an introduction to Psycholinguistics, an interdisciplinary field of study which aims to understand how humans learn, represent, comprehend and produce language.

The Business Psychology course from UCL Summer School introduces you to the key findings and theories concerning how people think, feel and behave in organisations. This course is offered in two sessions: Session One: Monday 29 June – Friday 17 July 2026. Session Two: Monday 20 July – Friday 7 August 2026

This Self Harm and Suicide Awareness and Prevention qualification at Cambridge Regional College is aimed at anyone seeking to improve their understanding and awareness of suicide and self-harm.

The Melanie Klein - Key Concepts course offered by Institute of Psychoanalysis has been designed for people who have taken at least one beginner level course with us.

How do we create mentally healthy workplaces at an individual, team and systemic level? Join the online course in Mental Health and Wellbeing in the Workplace at the University of Aberdeen to examine the latest research in this area.

The Dramatherapy short courses at the University of Roehampton offer an insight into the fundamentals of Dramatherapy practice.

UK employers, particularly in the health and social care sector, are increasingly interested in their staff having a sound understanding of a range of mental health problems. This Awareness of Mental Health Problems course is offered at Cambridge Regional College.

These courses at the University of Roehampton introduce the theory and practices of Music Therapy, exploring the emotional qualities of music and how these can be used in a therapeutic setting.

The Wellbeing and Work programme at the University of Worcester examines the relationship between employment and wellbeing from individual and organisational perspectives, with a focus on evidence-based psychological interventions.