About our MA Training:
The MA in Psychotherapy & Healing Practice is a post-graduate, part-time training over six terms, validated by Middlesex University. Its ethos is integrative and holistic, with Jungian psychology at the core.
Mid-week Study Groups – Monday afternoon or evening: Students meet in Study Groups for weekly seminars, lectures, dreamwork, case management and supervision. These are held on one evening or afternoon per week in term on a Monday. Study groups are also supplemented by two Weekend Workshops a term, non-residential, in London. In addition, each student has a personal tutor with regular contact and support. The course is structured to fit in with working schedules and family commitments.
A placement forms part of the second year – see Academic and Career progression for a list of current placements.
Assessment is based on completion of a Portfolio of work including two essays, a case study and Dissertation. There are no other set exams. The Post-Graduate Diploma is optional in the sixth term.
Our teaching venue is: The Guild of Psychotherapists, SE1.(Nearest tube: Southwark, Jubilee line. Waterloo E, mainline).
Prospectus and details on request from: SOPH Tel: 020 8340 1306, or email: SOPH@marian2000.org.uk.
Application Form MS Word version - to complete electronically and then email or post. (This may open as a read-only version and you will need to Save As... before you can begin typing in the document.) PDF version - to print out and complete by hand.
Next Taster: Monday, 18 October 2010 at 7pm.
For details of the next Taster evening / Dream Workshop,
please phone us on 020 8340 1306, or email
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In brief: The MA Programme provides:
- Master's award. 180 Int. Credits.
- Optional PGDip: 120 Int. Credits as a fall-back award.
- Placement and other professional oppor tunities
- Integrative and holistic approaches.
- Sound training in theory and practice, case management.
- Personal development
- Tutorial support.
- 375 taught hours towards BACP Acc. or UKCP Reg.
- A bridge of language and excellence between holistic and allopathic approaches
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