The completion of an Introductory course is recommended for potential students wishing to pursue the BACP-Accredited 3 year course in Adlerian Counselling.
It is also a requirement for students entering the course at Year 2 who have studied a non-Adlerian Year 1 equivalent elsewhere to complete an introductory course: this is to enable them to gain knowledge of specifically Adlerian concepts in order not to be at a disadvantage when commencing the Year 2 training.
Individual Psychology Training runs Introductions to Adlerian Psychology courses throughout the year. These courses are suitable for anyone with an interest in self-development, or learning more about Adlerian psychology, as well as for those intending to progress to a counselling qualification.
Take the first step to becoming a counsellor, or simply engage in some personal development with skilled Adlerian trainers.
This 10 week course is suitable for those interested in finding out about whether they wish to pursue training to become a counsellor, as well as those who wish to engage in some personal development.
It is also useful for those in other helping professions to develop listening and attending skills as well as some self awareness.
The psychological foundation is based on the Individual Psychology of Alfred Adler 1870-1937). Our philosophical framework is based on ethics of equality, respect, psychoeducation, collaboration and cooperation.
The course will be delivered in a fully online format over 10 weekly live webinars on Monday evenings from 6pm-8.30pm.
19th January
26th January
2nd February
9th February
16th February
23rd February
2nd March
9th March
16th March
23rd March
Course content will cover basic counselling skills and an introduction to Adlerian theories and their application. Much of the learning is experiential.
Cost – £380