Certificate Program in Positive Psychotherapy
The certified program "Positive Psychotherapy" is designed to enhance the qualifications and develop the psychodynamic identity of mental health professionals. The training focuses on acquiring additional specialized competencies in the method of positive psychotherapy to address complex challenges in counseling, psychotherapy, and psychological rehabilitation.
The program is intended for psychologists, psychotherapists, social educators, social workers, and students pursuing higher psychological education.
Duration: 18 days (60 hours / 2 ECTS credits)
Format: Blended, Zoom
For whom: Psychologists, psychotherapists, social educators, social workers, students pursuing higher psychological education
Instructors: Leading academic staff, practicing psychologists, and psychotherapists
Certification / Accreditation: Certificate of advanced training
The training course covers 8 thematic blocks dedicated to the fundamental principles and tools of positive psychotherapy. Participants will explore the psychodynamics of conflicts, the functions of disorders, personality organization structures, and the five stages of the psychotherapeutic process.
Special attention is given to building a therapeutic alliance, developing professional identity, and addressing the conditions of the therapeutic contract.
The program is intended for psychologists, psychotherapists, social educators, social workers, and students pursuing higher psychological education.
Duration: 18 days (60 hours / 2 ECTS credits)
Format: Blended, Zoom
For whom: Psychologists, psychotherapists, social educators, social workers, students pursuing higher psychological education
Instructors: Leading academic staff, practicing psychologists, and psychotherapists
Certification / Accreditation: Certificate of advanced training
The training course covers 8 thematic blocks dedicated to the fundamental principles and tools of positive psychotherapy. Participants will explore the psychodynamics of conflicts, the functions of disorders, personality organization structures, and the five stages of the psychotherapeutic process.
Special attention is given to building a therapeutic alliance, developing professional identity, and addressing the conditions of the therapeutic contract.
