Tibetan
Buddhist Psychotherapy Post-Graduate Training Course: (By
Arrangement)
Intended for those already qualified as therapists,
psychologists, psychotherapists and counsellors, currently
working in private practice or in the government and
community sector.
The focus of this training is the integration of Tibetan
Buddhism and therapeutic work with clients (whether they
are buddhists or not)
Pre-requisites for this category of training are a
substantial number of years of professional practice and
committed involvement in Tibetan Buddhism.
Duration and content of this Training Strand is by
arrangement with the Director of Clinical Training and
depends on the applicants background, experience and
individual interest.
For a general overview of Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy
Trainings follow the link below:
Overview of
Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy Trainings
Training
Structure:
.
One hour a week training session with one of the directors
of training
.
Reading, assignments and activities as arranged with your
trainer
. This may include: (depending on your background
and experience)
1. Clinical Theory
2. Infant Observation,
3. Personal Therapy
4. Clinical Supervision
5. Control Cases
6. Tibetan Buddhist Teachings
Qualifications:
Successful completion of the training course will entitle
trainees to “Clinical Membership” of ICP with the title
“Clinical Psychotherapist (Tibetan Buddhist Psychotherapy)”
Application Process:
Applicants will need to fill out an
application form and attend two pre-selection interviews.
ICP’s selection process is non-discriminatory on the basis
of gender, ethnicity, spiritual belief, sexual preference
or disability.
Trainees are required to abide by ICP's ethics.
To obtain an application form, a prospectus or to make
further enquiries,
Contact Us
Also available as Distance
Training Option
