Jynna Yarrum
Senior Lecturer in Psychological Therapies (Clinical Lead)
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Introduction to Low Intensity – Intensive for LI supervisors
Key Facts
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Duration
Full Time UK (2 day course)
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Level
Post RegistrationPO
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Starting
September
SEP
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Full Time (2 days): £250 per student
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Distance Learning
Updated 30/04/2026
Overview
This course is designed for supervisors of Low Intensity (LI) practitioners who are preparing to join the supervision course at UON, or who would benefit from a refresher on the current curriculum and interventions.
As a supervisor of LI practitioners, maintaining a strong understanding of the interventions delivered is essential- not only to support fidelity to the model, but also to confidently guide practitioners working with a wide range of presentations. This course offers a focused space to revisit core approaches, strengthen knowledge, and reconnect with best practice.
Highlights
- Understanding assessment and formulation skills of the low intensity practitioner
- Intervention focus – the toolbox of the LI practitioners, the remit of the low intensity role and interventions
- Exploring the role of the supervisor in supporting EMHPs/CWPs within their role
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What You'll Learn
Blending skills consolidation with reflective discussion, the training provides an opportunity to explore common supervisory challenges, enhance confidence in guiding LI work, and ensure alignment with current expectations. Participants will leave feeling more equipped to support their practitioners with clarity, consistency, and confidence.
Please note, prior to enrolling on this course, applicants must enquire with Tamana Bassi, Senior Lecturer in Children and Young People (LIST): tamana.bassi2@northampton.ac.uk
- Day 1: Tuesday 8 September 2026 (online) from 10am – 4pm
- Day 2: Wednesday 9 September 2026 (online) from 10am – 4pm
2025/26 Tuition Fees
- Full Time: £250 per person (2 day CPD short course)
Fees quoted relate to study in the Academic Year 2025/26 only and may be subject to inflationary increases in future years.
When assessing an applicant’s eligibility to pay home fees, we use the guidance provided by the UK Council for International Student Affairs (UKCISA) which sets out the regulations that have been decided by the UK Government Department of Education.
For group/service bookings please contact Tamana Bassi, Senior Lecturer in Children and Young People (LIST): tamana.bassi2@northampton.ac.uk
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