a) Client-Centred Goal Negotiation: A Shared Journey

This is a half day module for BSc and MSc students that aims to increase their understanding of the key principles and processes involved in client-centred goal negotiation and equip them with the practical knowledge and confidence to apply this overarching framework to their work with a range of client groups in a variety of different clinical settings.

Contact Kirsty Catling (Co-ordinator of C4003/B2 Health Psychology Across the Lifespan) for more information: k.catling@ucl.ac.uk

b) Working with Families and Friends

This is a half day module for BSc and MSc students that aims to increase their understanding of the impact of a communication disability on families and friends, as well as the issues, barriers and opportunities that they bring with them to the therapy relationship. It further aims to equip the students with the practical knowledge and confidence to work collaboratively with clients and their families and friends in a variety of ways and provides them with an opportunity to reflect on their future learning and support needs as newly qualified therapists.

Contact Kirsty Catling (Co-ordinator of C4003/B2 Health Psychology Across the Lifespan) for more information: k.catling@ucl.ac.uk

c) Living with Communication Disabilities: Insider Accounts

This is a half day module for BSc and MSc students that aims to increase their understanding of the impact of a communication disability in the context of someone’s whole life. It further aims to equip the students with the practical knowledge and confidence in using a range of frameworks and models to listen to peoples' personal stories and readiness for change.

Contact Kirsty Catling (Co-ordinator of C4003/B2 Health Psychology Across the Lifespan) for more information: k.catling@ucl.ac.uk

d) 4th Year BSc Visiting Clinical Tutors

Cathy and Sam are visiting clinical tutors for 20 4th-year BSc students in 2008/2009

Contact Kirsty Catling (Co-ordinator of C4003/B2 Health Psychology Across the Lifespan) for more information: k.catling@ucl.ac.uk