The Graduate Diploma in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy will equip individuals with an extended and progressive knowledge of CBT interventions and complimentary evidence-based focused psychological strategies. Individuals will have demonstrated clinical competencies through various modes and also undertake supervised practicums that offer integrated learning opportunities to consolidate clinical skills development. The course aims to provide opportunities for individuals working in health related areas to extend and consolidate their knowledge in evidence-based assessment and interventions for high prevalence psychological disorders within a competency-based cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) framework. Learning outcomes On completion of the course, graduates will have met specific competencies in cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) and be able to: Provide cognitive behaviour therapy to people experiencing high prevalence psychological disorders within a supervisory evidence-based framework. Deliver evidence-based interventions such as motivational interviewing, behavioural activation and other focused psychological strategies. Respond to the evolving and changing model of mental health care within national and international service provisions. Determine cognitive and behavioural case formulations for a range of high prevalence psychological disorders. Administer clinical tools and measures to guide and inform collaborative treatment planning. Participate and engage in clinical supervision through the use of reflective practice techniques.