WHAT BENEFITS DO YOU HAVE IF YOU ENROLL IN THE NEUROPSY HYBRID BASIC TRAINING PROGRAM

1. Flexibility and efficiency: Through the program's structure, we offer you the opportunity to combine theoretical learning with practical application, all based on the latest discoveries in neuroscience.
2. Applied practical techniques: You learn experientially, practical techniques of integrative psychotherapy from the very first module. Thus, you will acquire the necessary skills to achieve effective results in your practice as a psychotherapist.
3. Direct access to innovations in neuroscience: You have the chance to practice at the Neuropsy Institute, where you will learn how to enhance the therapeutic process using recent discoveries in neuroscience: Brain Map and neurofeedback.
4. Scientific approach: You learn how to identify and interpret the concrete changes that occur at the brain level, as a result of implementing techniques and strategies from the fields of neuroscience and epigenetics.
5. Elite mentoring: The courses are taught by professionals with extensive experience of over 20 years and by researchers from the Neuropsy Institute.
6. Professional accreditation: Upon completion of the training, you receive from the COLLEGE OF PSYCHOLOGISTS in ROMANIA, a Certificate of Free Practice in the profession of Integrative Psychotherapist.
7. Direct access to psychotherapy: After obtaining the certificate of free practice, you can open your own legal practice as an integrative psychotherapist.
8. European certification: After completing 4 years – 2 years of basic training and 2 years of supervision -, you can obtain the European Certificate of Integrative Psychotherapist, issued by the EUROPEAN ASSOCIATION OF INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY (E.A.I.P.).

THE TOPICS OF THE MODULES IN THE BASIC TRAINING

Integrative psychotherapy program: applications of research from neuroscience and epigenetics in the modern therapeutic process (2020)

1. Introduction to integrative psychotherapy. Theoretical considerations and their integration into practice.
2. Diagnostic and evaluation techniques specific to relational integrative psychotherapy. Integration of modern brain assessment techniques and the study of brain frequencies in establishing the diagnosis. The interdisciplinary integrative approach of the results from brain-Maps EEG and QEEG and the diagnoses with which the client comes to psychotherapy.
3. Development needs. The theoretical foundation of the relationship in contact. The formation of relationships. Attachment (K.Evans, Berne, Erskine, Bowlby). Daniel Siegel's perspective in integrative treatment.
4. The integrative therapeutic framework. The integration of clinical psychology tools in the diagnostic process. Establishing the objective, creating the therapeutic alliance, establishing the diagnosis. Field theory (Lewin)
5. The importance of studying epigenetics and neuroscience in the modern integrative psychotherapeutic process.
6. The biological model of change. How do the brain and body react to change? What is change from the perspective of integrative psychotherapy.
7. The integrative approach to the causal links between the neocortex, the limbic brain, the cerebellum, and the chemical reactions called emotions. Psychosomatic manifestations.
8. Modification of the belief system and the temporal-spatial axis from the perspective of neuroscience and epigenetics in the integrative approach.
9. Integrative applications. The intrapsychic space: from Ericksonian hypnosis to mindfulness techniques.
10. Relaxation techniques and practical applications in psychotherapy: From panic attacks to terminal illnesses. Meditation from a scientific perspective. Specialized studies and research on the phenomenon from a scientific perspective (Prof. Univ. Daniel David, Dr. Herbert Benson)
11. The Shadow, Archetypes, and Ritual in integrative psychotherapy. Rewriting the personal story and rediscovering the self.
12. The placebo and nocebo effect. The influence of the patient's belief system in psychotherapeutic treatment. The placebo and nocebo effect.
13. Applied research, experimental designs in integrative psychotherapy. Neurofeedback techniques.
14. The model of coherence in psychosomatics, research in neuroscience and neurogenesis. From matter to quantum. The frequency of brain waves, an indicator of stress or relaxation.
15. The study of psychic instances and the drama triangle. The theory of subpersonalities (Assagioli). The transition from victim to reality creator.
16. Applications of integrative psychotherapy.

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