In-Person Training
Our in-person training events provide an excellent opportunity to learn, share expertise, and network with others in your field.
Some of these events are offered in a hybrid format, allowing for both in-person and virtual attendance. This flexibility enables you to choose the participation method that suits you best while accessing the same high-quality content and interactive experiences.
Please ask us about our training options, which can be tailored to meet your specific learning needs.
Healing Horizons: A South African Odyssey - 29 March to 12th April 2025
This unique professional development program offers psychologists and psychotherapists an immersive experience in South Africa, blending cultural exploration, indigenous healing practices, and Jungian psychology. The tour is designed to enhance participants' understanding of both external African cultural contexts and the internal world of therapists engaged in optimising their effectiveness as effective practitioners.
This Professional Development Program aims to provide insights from both indigenous healing practices and Jungian Depth psychology.Â
INSIGHT: Theory and Practice of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Mental Health Practitioners
The INSIGHT one-year program is tailored for experienced practitioners seeking to deepen their understanding of contemporary psychodynamic psychotherapy and address a broad range of clinical presentations.
This program offers a systematic introduction to the theory and practice of psychodynamic-informed therapeutic practice, including the philosophical foundations of a psychodynamic sensibility.
This program is structured to allow participants to complete the overall program or choose and engage with individual modules based on their specific areas of interest or professional needs.
SAFE-Insight: Intervention Strategies for Working with Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is a serious public health problem responsible for significant psychological, financial and social costs. At its extreme, domestic violence results in loss of lives. While treatment approaches have evolved over time, research into therapeutic effectiveness often shows inconsistent results irrespective of therapeutic orientation. The capacity to understand one’s own mental states as subjective and distinct from others is an essential factor in the regulation of mental states and physiological arousal often associated with the perpetration of domestic violence.Â
Deficits in metacognitive capacity are associated with high arousal states and acts of violence in clinical populations. Incorporating metacognition as part of a therapeutic intervention provides an opportunity to enhance contemporary approaches in the treatment of men who perpetrate domestic violence.Â
Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Registrar Program - Supervision for Registrars
The focus of this Psychodynamic Psychology Registrar Program (PPPR) is to support registrars advancing their clinical competencies through facilitating learning about unconscious and conscious processes. These processes, in the context of the patient's milieu, may be associated with the patient's symptomatology and psychological organisation. An understanding of the impact of these factors on the therapy process will be highlighted throughout the program.Â
The PPRP is a unique registrar program, preparing registrars to further their development as clinical or counselling psychologists and psychodynamic-informed psychotherapists.  Â
