Integrative counselling approaches to support practice - Zoe Nangah

The social science academic discipline is concerned with relationships amongst individuals and groups within our society.
This event is open to any student who works with or are aiming to work within society and with people.

• Business
• Children and Young
• People
• Criminology
• Community Studies with Health
• Early Years
• Health and Social Care
• Psychology
• Sports and Exercise

Zoe Nangah has lectured in Higher Education for 12 years on undergraduate and post-graduate degree courses.
She has an MA Counselling qualification, PGCE and a BSc (Hons) Psychology degree.

This presentation will discuss how psychological models can be used alongside person-centred approaches. It will seek to encourage you to consider using integrative models and approaches for service user support. Equally, the presentation hopes to provide input regarding the value of counselling skills within everyday practice and to highlight “counselling skills” as key employability assets for supporting people in all social care
disciplines.