PGCert in Psychological Trauma and PGCert in Attachment, Trauma, and Mental Health – Online Information Event

The University of Chester has a long tradition of educating and training people to work with those who have experienced adverse and traumatic life conditions and events. Our Psychological Trauma PGCert and Attachment, Trauma and Mental Health PGCert acknowledge that a growing number of modern professionals find themselves working with traumatised individuals and populations, and self-care and professional quality of life and well-being are considered throughout the courses. Influenced by trauma-informed approaches in teaching, our learning programmes build on experiential, reflexive, and peer learning, as well as providing the necessary academic and evidence-based input you’ll need to develop and refine your expertise.

Psychological trauma has been a growing area of interest across disciplines and roles for many years, and our one-year, online, level 7 degree is an accessible course that will provide all professionals working with trauma the up-to-date knowledge and criticality required to navigate the trauma landscape. 

Our Attachment, Trauma and Mental Health course is delivered by experienced Childhood, Education and Professional Development academics with various educational backgrounds. The course investigates the impact of attachment, adversity, trauma and mental health difficulties and the role of professionals in mitigating this impact. The course content is underpinned by the latest research in this rapidly evolving field, ensuring you receive cutting-edge knowledge to support children, young people and adults across all settings. 

If you are interested in studying with us, please join us for our online information event where you can find out more. If you would like to make and enquiries ahead of the event, please feel free to contact the course programme leaders Dr Marie Chollier (Psychological Trauma) and Sarah Collins (ATMH).