
In this module we focus on the common mental health or community wellbeing issues that would benefit from positive psychology intervention and how to identify symptoms and behaviors.
Content covered:
Introduction to mental health.
Mood disorders.
Personality disorders.
Relationship issues
Career and professional issues
Personal performance issues.
This module is designed to provide an introduction to psychoanalytic theory in general and to help students become aware of unconscious dynamics and character structure.
Content covered:
Psychodynamics
Historical Developments
Psychoanalysis, Personality Structures and the Unconscious
Tools and Techniques
This module is designed to provide a grasp of the fundamentals of diagnosis and evaluation for treatment modalities. Material is presented from both a psychiatric and psychoanalytic perspective. The format combines lectures and clinical material.
Content covered:
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
The Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual
Differences in Common Mental Health Diagnoses
The purpose of this course is to begin to familiarize students with various theories of human development. The emphasis is on how issues in development impact on psychopathology and health.
Content covered:
Freud’s Psychosexual Theory of Development
Erikson’s Stages of Psychosocial Development
Attachment Theory
Piaget’s Stages of Cognitive Development
Kohlberg’s Stages of Moral Development
Issues in Developmental Psychology
The purpose of this course is to help students learn some of the underlying philosophies of treatment and the basic principles and techniques that evolve out of these. The emphasis is on the application of these techniques to students’ work with their patients.
Content covered:
Free Association
Dream Interpretation and Analysis
Rorschach Inkblots
Parapraxes
Resistance Analysis
Transference Analysis
The therapeutic relationship is a key element in the psychotherapeutic process. This course focuses on the beginning connection between patient and therapist and covers the process of identifying and utilizing transference and counter-transference phenomena. There is class participation with the presentation of case material.
Content covered:
Developments on the Concept of the Alliance
Greenson’s Working Alliance
Bordin’s Working Alliance
The Stages of The Relationship
Transference and Countertransference
This module is organized for the discussion of practical clinical issues and the consolidation of material previously covered.
Content covered:
Issues in Transference
Issues in Countertransference
Navigating Termination of Therapy
Ethical Considerations
This module addresses the evolution of psychoanalytic dream theory and practice after Freud’s “The Interpretation of Dreams”. The module reinforces the central technique of free association in working with dreams (and generally) in psychoanalytic treatment. This module explores the uniquely catalytic role of dreams in facilitating work with developmental issues and their recapitulation within the treatment. This module examines important overlaps between themes relived in the psychoanalytic treatment situation and conflicts evident between sleeping/forgetting vs. dreaming/awakening. This module places working with dreams in the context of the therapeutic alliance. Psychoanalytic dream work is shown to extend beyond content interpretation to its role in fostering the psychoanalytic therapeutic dyad. This module addresses the role of changing conceptual models on interpretive modes of working with dreams. Candidates will be encouraged to discuss dreams from their own case material.
Content covered:
Freudian Theory of Dreams
Post-Freudian Views
Co-creative Dream Work
Five-Star Method
The Specialist Certificate in Psychoanalytic Therapy course is our introductory training program to equip you with the necessary knowledge and skills to apply Psychoanalytic Therapy techniques.
Discover how psychoanalysis was developed by Sigmund Freud and continues to evolve with those who have come after him. You’ll learn about the studies undertaken to prove its effectiveness, how it is used to help clients, and the qualities and training needed to apply psychoanalytical techniques as a professional.
In this introductory specialist certificate program, participants will be introduced to the field of psychoanalysis and will learn tools, practice, and applied strategies that support personal, organizational, and community well-being. The certificate in psychoanalytic therapy course begins with grounding in the psychoanalyst practitioner model and accompanying theory. Emphasis is placed on learning to use the psychoanalyst practitioner model to specifically treat various issues in therapy. Participants are taught how to apply psychoanalysis in practice, as well as in other settings.
The online course will teach learners the theoretical and empirical foundations of psychoanalysis model of human success, optimal functioning, how well-being is measured, and what activities increase human flourishing in various contexts and settings. Learners will explore the common elements of psychotherapy and the various ways it can help clients in either one-to-one, couples or group therapy settings and how the clients themselves can get the most from their sessions.
This course is accredited and certified by:
1. Complimentary Medical Association UK (CMA UK).
2. International Practitioner of Holistic Medicine (IPHM UK)
3. Continuing Professional Development Certification Service UK (CPD UK).
Udemy Certificate and PSYREC Academy's E-Certificates
This course will award the Udemy Certificate. To gain the Psyrec Academy certified e-certificate, there will be an additional USD18 e-certificate fee.
To gain this e-certificate, please do the following:
1. Complete the Udemy course and gain the Udemy certificate.
2. Make payment of USD18 to us by emailing us at michael@psyrecacademy.org to request for the e-certificate invoice.
3. Screenshot payment proof and also the Udemy certificate, and email us the documentation to michael@psyrecacademy.org with your preferred name to be reflected in the e-certificate.
4. Allow 15 working days for the e-certificate to be emailed to you.