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Introduction to the Clinical Training Clinical Training COURSE AIMS To enable trainees to develop a critical understanding of a broad range of psychoanalytical theories and concepts derived from classical and contemporary approaches; To


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Introduction to the Clinical Training

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Clinical Training

COURSE AIMS

To enable trainees to develop a critical understanding of a broad range of psychoanalytical theories and concepts derived from classical and contemporary approaches; To enable trainees to gain registration with UKCP enabling them to practice as a psychotherapist in private practice or a range of statutory and non- statutory organisations; To enable trainees to confidently apply ideas from psychoanalysis to a wide range of non-clinical settings; To enable trainees to use these ideas within their existing profession; To enable trainees to form their own personal synthesis

  • f psychoanalytic theory
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Clinical Training

  • 3 year seminar course taught over ten full weekends

each academic year

  • Saturday 10:30 – 18:30 and Sunday 10:30 – 16:00
  • Trainees expected to do at least 10 hours preparatory

reading between weekends

  • Personal psychotherapy at least twice a week and three

times for a substantial period with an approved therapist

  • A personal tutor and six tutorials each academic year
  • Course assessed by annual written assignments, tutor,

teacher, and supervisor reports, plus a final qualifying paper of 10,000 words

  • Work with training patients under supervision
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Clinical Training

Main Seminars

  • Saturday and

Sunday morning

  • Whole group is

taught together as

  • ne in a system of

cycles so the 2020 entry will start at cycle 2

  • This way we

create a cross- year learning environment

  • Usually at least

two teachers per weekend Elective Seminars

  • Sunday afternoon
  • nly
  • Taught by year

group (so three parallel seminars)

  • Clinical

presentations, Infant Observation seminars, metaphor and synthesis.

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Clinical Training – Main Seminars

Weeke nd

Cycle 3

(2018-2019) (2021–2022)

Cycle 1

(2019-2020) (2022–2023)

Cycle 2

(2017-2018) (2020-2021)

1 Introduction weekend Introduction weekend Introduction weekend 2 Module 7 Self and other Module 1 Internal worlds Module 4 Human relationships 3 4 5 Module 5 The making of the mind 6 Module 8 Shaping Personality Module 2 Dreams 7 8 Module 6 Working with particular presentations 2 9 Module 9 Ending and life stages Module 3 Working with particular presentations 1 10

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Clinical Training

Elective Seminars

Sunday afternoon seminars Week end OCT NO V DEC JAN FEB MA R APR MAY JUN JLY Year 1 Intro to Infant Observa tions/ Psychiat ric placeme nt Starting Clinical Work Fairy tales: metaphor and synthesis Year 2 Infant Observation Seminars Year 3 Clinical Presentations Fairy Tale Presentations* Clinical Presentations

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Clinical Training

  • Two selection

interviews

  • Two references
  • Personal

statement

  • Prior experience
  • f working with

people in a helping capacity

  • At least one

year’s prior psychoanalytical psychotherapy

  • Interview fee

£130

  • Course fee

£1,995

  • BJP subscription

and PEP included

  • LBPT book

bursary of £100 per year

  • Cost of therapy
  • Cost of

supervision

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Clinical seminars Theoretical seminars Personal psychotherapy Clinical supervision Work with patients Written work Reading Tutorials Infant Observation Psychiatric Placement

You

The training places you at the centre

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Clinical Training

Course leads to registration with UKCP via the CPJA