Brisbane Consortium of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Supervisors

Program features

Highlights

80+ hours of Board-approved supervision with experienced clinical psychologist
80+ hours of active CPD relevant to clinical psychology practice
Small group learning environment fostering professional growth and peer support
Comprehensive training in psychodynamic principles and practice

Core Competencies Addressed

Knowledge of Clinical Psychology: Develop a deep understanding of psychodynamic theories and their application in clinical practice.
Ethical and Professional Practice: Engage in reflective practice and explore ethical considerations specific to psychodynamic approaches.
Psychological Assessment and Measurement: Gain proficiency in conducting psychodynamic assessments and interpreting client material.
Intervention Strategies: Master practical skills in applying psychodynamic techniques within a relational framework.
Research and Evaluation: Explore current research in psychodynamic practice and its evidence base.
Communication and Interpersonal Skills: Enhance your ability to navigate complex therapeutic relationships and dynamics.
Working with Diverse Populations: Learn to apply psychodynamic principles across various cultural and social contexts.
Practice Across the Lifespan: Develop skills to work with clients from different age groups using psychodynamic approaches.

Program structure

Two-year comprehensive program
Next Intake: January 2025
Weekly evening meetings (5:30pm-7:30pm, TBC)
Online or in-person (Brisbane) options available
Regular case presentations, group supervision and individual supervision (to be negotiated to meet endorsement requirements)

Investment in your professional future

Information on fees available on request

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What Our Participants Say

"Attending the INSIGHT program has enriched me both personally and professionally, and has helped to support a smooth transition from student to professional life. The intimate weekly sessions provide a space for self reflection, learning, and growth, and an opportunity to connect with like minded peers. My knowledge and practice of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy has improved greatly since the start of the course, and my curiosity and passion for the work is continuing to flourish."

Sally K, Psychology Registrar 2024

"What is the specific help that an analyst can give to those who turn to him?

I would say: unconscious, unconscious, unconscious. There is no psychoanalysis if we do not account for the unconscious dimension. Regardless of whether we understand it in its more traditional, Freudian versions…or we think of the unconscious as a structure in perennial formation and transformation, in development, so that together with the patient we are producers of functioning unconscious; I think our field is to be navigators without a compass and creators, together with the patient, of the unconscious. "
Antonio Ferro

INSIGHT

Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Registrar Program

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