Integrative psychotherapists usually work from a core model such as TA or Person Centred. They construct a unique blend of their core model with other systems that training at Elan provides them with. In the end every integrative psychotherapist is different utilising what works with their core model and what blends with their values. They integrate into their practice a unique synthesis of what they consider to be effective psychotherapeutic approaches.
Prospective students need to meet the following requirements:
Contents
This module looks in detail at aspects of the therapeutic relationship focusing on how to utilise the complexity of the therapeutic relationship to promote well-being.
Contents
Topics include diagnosis and assessment, anxious and depressive states, disordered personality states and psychotic states. The course aims to equip psychotherapists and counsellors in assessing and effectively responding to these different states while paying particular attention to transference and countertransference processes.
One year course of 10 two day highly participative modules.
One year course of 10 two day highly participative modules.
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Exam Preparation
Preparing for Integrative oral exams. One day bi – monthly group covering writing the case study, tape selection, tape presentation and handling the exam process. This group usually takes place on a Friday.
All psychotherapy training modules take place on a more or less monthly basis, starting in September, on a Thursday and a Friday from 10am to 5pm.
To apply for a place on any of these courses contact us at:
Elan Training and Development
Hilltop Centre
217 Ashley Road
Hale
Altrincham
Cheshire
WA15 9SZ
Tel: 0161 929 1013
Mobile: +447908 785463
In accordance with our policy of seeing psychotherapy training as a serious professional training, all courses, apart from the Introductory courses, take place during the week.