Taking an integrative approach means we focus on the unfolding therapeutic relationship. We provide students with a means to understand the complexity of the repationship and effective interventions to use.

Transactional Analysis and Integrative Psychotherapy Training

Psychotherapy Training Group

Who it's for

People with at least two years of a recognised professional psychotherapy training and/or a Diploma in Counselling. People who wish to become registered with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy either as a Transactional Analyst or an Integrative Psychotherapist. (This course counts towards accreditation).

 

Contents

Advanced training focussing on an integrated approach to psychotherapy in which students are encouraged to draw from a wide range of psychotherapeutic approaches while concentrating on a core model that they have already studied for two years.



•  Year One - The Helping Relationship

 17th and 18th September:

Models for Understanding the Helping Relationship

22nd and 23rd October:

The Developmentally Needed Relationship 1 - Stern's Domains of Relatedness

  12th and 13th November:

The Developmentally Needed Relationship 2 - Attachment Theory

  10th and 11th December:

Internalisation and Externalisation: Projection, Introjection - Transference and Countertransference

  7th and 8th January:

Working with Transference and Countertransference

  11th and 12th February:

The Core Relationship: Existential Approaches

  4th and 5th March:

The Transpersonal Dimension

  25th and 26th March:

Enhancing Understanding: developing awareness

  6th and 7th May:

Provision of Experience: creating intensity and deepening the therapy

 10th and 11th June:

Engagement in Relationship: involvement with the client

 

Year Two - Dates to be decided:

Advanced Psychopathlogy

Models for assessment and diagnosis – DSM 4

Depression and Anxiety States

Post Traumatic Stress Disorder

Suicide

Eating Disorders

Psychotic States

Personality Disorder

Disorders of the Self – narcissism, schizoid and borderline processes


Modules

This is a 2 year, 10 two day highly participative modules.
The first year covers the diagnosis and treatment of psychopathologies. The second year covers the variety of ways the past is present within the therapeutic relationship.

Trainers

A number of highly experienced trainers and practitioners participate in the teaching of this course.

Payment of Fees

Students can pay course fees in a variety of ways: from a lump sum at the beginning of the course, to 12 monthly payments and anything in between. On attending the course students are liable for the full course fees.

Fees

£1500 per annum

 

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In accordance with our policy of seeing psychotherapy training as a serious professional training, all courses, apart from the 101, take place during the week.