Specialization in Couple Therapy through Attachment Theory and Neuroscience
50 modern and effective techniques, strategies, and methods used in couple therapy
The couple relationship represents one of the most complex relational systems, and the difficulties that arise between partners are influenced by attachment styles, life experiences, unconscious communication patterns, and neurobiological mechanisms of emotional regulation.
This specialization offers you a comprehensive model of assessment and intervention in couple therapy, built on the foundations of attachment theory, neuroscience, transactional analysis, and Roberto Assagioli's subpersonalities theory.
Programul îmbină permanent teoria cu practica și vă pune la dispoziție peste 50 therapeutic techniques, strategies, and methods, which can be immediately integrated into professional practice.
Throughout the specialization, you will learn to identify each partner's attachment patterns, to perform the relational diagnosis of the couple, to build clear therapeutic objectives, and to use effective interventions to improve communication, resolve conflicts, and develop emotional intimacy.
What will you learn in the specialization?
🗹 Assessment and diagnosis of the couple's relationship from the perspective of attachment theory;
🗹 Transactional analysis applied in couple therapy;
🗹 Modern techniques of verbal, nonverbal, and paraverbal communication;
🗹 Effective strategies for conflict resolution and overcoming resistance to change;
🗹 Body interventions and experiential methods used in couple therapy;
🗹 Over 50 modern intervention techniques and methods, immediately applicable in practice.
🗹 Establishing therapeutic objectives and building the intervention plan;
🗹 Integrating the theory of subpersonalities into the therapeutic process;
🗹 Methods for identifying and restructuring dysfunctional relational patterns;
🗹 Techniques for developing emotional and sexual intimacy;
🗹 Techniques for activating the personal and relational resources of partners;
The benefits of participation
- You will learn over 50 modern techniques, strategies, and methods of intervention in couple therapy, which you will be able to apply immediately in the office.
- You will be able to assess and diagnose the couple's relationship through the lens of attachment theory.
- You will learn to identify attachment styles and their impact on relational dynamics.
- You will acquire effective methods for improving communication between partners and facilitating therapeutic dialogue.
- You will learn modern strategies for conflict resolution and managing resistance to change.
- You will integrate techniques from transactional analysis, subpersonalities theory, and neuroscience into therapeutic interventions.
- You will be able to address difficulties related to emotional intimacy and sexuality through integrative and experiential methods.
- You will gain practical tools that can be used immediately in both private practice and the institutions where you work.
- You will have access to a complete protocol for assessment and intervention in couple therapy, built on the latest perspectives from psychotherapy and neuroscience.
Program structure
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Module I
Assessment of couples through the lens of attachment theory. Diagnosis and treatment of couples. Setting goals in couple therapy.
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Module III
From lack of communication to conscious communication in the couple relationship. Elements of verbal, nonverbal, and paraverbal communication.
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Module II
The intrapsychic interaction between the two partners in the couple's relationship. The perspective of transactional analysis and Roberto Asagioli's theory of subpersonalities
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Module IV
Conflict resolution in couples and overcoming resistance to change
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Module V
From emotional intimacy to sexuality. Using the body as a tool for connection and relational healing
Important information
In the event that, for objective reasons, you cannot participate in a module, the equivalent value must be paid. You will receive the course materials, but to recover the topics, participation with the next series will be necessary.
The diploma of completion can only be issued after attending all five modules in person.
You cannot selectively participate in just one module.
The techniques learned can be used both in personal practice and in state or private institutions.
Enrolled psychologists and psychotherapists will study modern techniques and methods of assessment and intervention in couple therapy, based on attachment theory, neuroscience, transactional analysis, and the theory of subpersonalities, as well as methods for activating clients' personal and relational resources.
The course is structured in an integrative, relational, and experiential, emphasizing both diagnosis and psychotherapeutic interventions that can be immediately applied in professional practice.
Beyond the techniques and theoretical concepts, this specialization offers you the opportunity to transform your therapeutic practice and deepen the skills necessary for working with couple relationships.
Under the direct guidance of Dr. Gina Chiriac, you will have access not only to theoretical information but also to the clinical experience accumulated over more than two decades of practice, to examples from the office, demonstrations, and concrete intervention methods that can only be conveyed through direct contact with a therapist with extensive experience.