The purpose of this unit is the candidates’ interaction of theory and practice and the development of group problem solving and investigative skills. The theoretical aspects of the unit derive from the course taken concurrently;’CN903.512 – Community Counselling Interventions’. It provides the opportunity for the sorts of interaction that are typical of the field of practice where candidates must engage with persons of diverse outlooks, theoretical approaches and worldviews. This unit is taken over the semester at a praxis site or sites chosen for the effective community counselling practice or innovative approach to specific community issues; minimum 60 hours of intervention and 14 hours of reflective activities including individual and group supervision and cohort discussions.