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Provides training in research for psychoanalytic and systemically-informed psychological therapists, currently working with complex cases, relevant to their area and modality of clinical practice. - Supports senior practitioners who are expected to draw upon t…
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Provides training in research for psychoanalytic and systemically-informed psychological therapists, currently working with complex cases, relevant to their area and modality of clinical practice. - Supports senior practitioners who are expected to draw upon their clinical practice whilst developing research skills. - Provides valuable research training for advanced practitioners who are engaged in clinical leadership and supervisory roles. - Develops innovative research which combines psychoanalytic or systemic concepts and processes with established and emerging research approaches including social science methods. — has an international reputation for research relevant to clinical practice. This doctoral programme is part of a wider portfolio of Clinical Doctorates within the department of Psychology at — . To learn more about modules, assessment methods, facilities and our staff research expertise please visit our course page.
Getting in
As the university states it
Academic requirements: An Honours degree or equivalent and evidence of ability to work academically at Master's/Doctoral level. Professional requirements: To be eligible for the programme applicants will be qualified Psychoanalytic Psychotherapists, having successfully completed a substantial psychotherapeutic clinical training as a Psychodynamic/ Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist or Analyst (or equivalent); as a Child psychotherapist (or equivalent); as a Family or Couples’ Therapist (or equivalent); or as a Group Analyst (or equivalent), or a trainee in at least the third year of training, with an existing qualification at Master’s level or equivalent. Some professional psychotherapy trainings or mental health trainings, for example, may be considered as equivalent but you should discuss this with programme staff, ideally prior to application. For full details, including English language requirements and international equivalencies, please visit our course page.
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