BA In Counselling Skills And Addiction Studies in Griffith College, Ireland, Ireland

BA In Counselling Skills And Addiction Studies in Griffith College, Ireland

Help to improve addiction services and support those who are striving towards recovery

 This programme meets the new national standards for Counselling and Psychotherapy and combines a range of comprehensive theory and practical skills development.

Why Study Counselling Skills and Addiction Studies at Griffith College?

The BA in Counselling Skills and Addiction Studies is delivered by the Irish College of Humanities & Applied Sciences (ICHAS) and is available on both a full or part-time basis over a three-year period. The course is aimed at those interested in developing the skills required by the National Strategy to help improve addiction services and support those who are striving towards recovery.

• Students will gain a firm understanding of addiction and its affects on society, and develop practical counselling techniques to deal with situations.
• Students will learn key life skills including the value of respect and genuineness and listening and understanding communication.
• Students will benefit from enhanced future employment prospects owing to the Government's decision to proceed with statutory regulation of counselling and psychotherapy.
• Blended learning techniques allow the learner to access certain classes via on-line facilities.
• Graduates have the option to progress to our BA (Hons) in Counselling Skills and Addiction Studies