Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy
Course Structure
The course is designed to be completed in two years. It takes
place on one full day per week over three ten-week terms per
year.
Each daily session comprises:
- Training supervision
- Group practice/experiential work
- Lecture/seminar
- Personal and professional development group
Syllabus
The course contains two strands of further training and
development as part of the integrative perspective: the
psychodynamic and the experiential/humanistic. The course explores
the tensions and convergences between these in different ways.
- Term 1 - Issues in Professional Practice
- Term 2 - Systemic and Psychosexual Therapy
- Term 3 - Gestalt Therapy and Focusing
- Term 4 - Critical Psychopathology
- Term 5 - Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy
- Term 6 - Jungian and Transpersonal Therapy
The course will emphasise experiential practice and training
supervision using video- and audio-taping equipment, and the
developmental and integrative arena of the personal and
professional group experience.
The course team will include psychodynamic,
experiential and integrative
tutors and training supervisors. Some of the core team will adopt
different roles through the duration of the course, including
supervision, lecturing and facilitating the PPD group.
Supervisors will be allocated for blocks of two terms; after the
first two terms, trainees will have the opportunity to select
either psychodynamic or experiential supervision.
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