Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Trainings: a Guide

The world of psychotherapy training has changed dramatically since the First edition of this guide. There have been major organisational changes stimulated partly by the prospect of statutory registration for Psychotherapists, resulting in pressure for unity of standards, ethics and a common voice amongst the umbrella organisations. But there have also been moves towards new organisations that express the standards, values and commitment of partidcular aspect of the work of...
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The world of psychotherapy training has changed dramatically since the First edition of this guide. There have been major organisational changes stimulated partly by the prospect of statutory registration for Psychotherapists, resulting in pressure for unity of standards, ethics and a common voice amongst the umbrella organisations. But there have also been moves towards new organisations that express the standards, values and commitment of partidcular aspect of the work of Psychotherapy. This is illustrated by the creation of the British Confederation of Psychotherapy (BCP), and in the proliferation of courses, each geared to a particular approach, method or patient groups.