IPT Practitioner Training: Central Midlands
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Details for Level A Practitioner Training
Location & course dates: 29 March, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 April & 12 May (Cohort 20 - Online)
Course Tutor: Dr Marie Wardle – Program Director for IPT West Midlands, Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Time: 9.30am – 3.30pm
Fees: £1,000. Please email ipt.westmidlands@nhs.net for further information regarding fees for Level B.
What is Interpersonal Therapy (IPT)?
IPT is a time limited therapy which has an extensive evidence base as a therapy for depression with working age adults, older people and adolescents. The National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) currently recommends IPT for the treatment of depression and eating disorders and there is also an emerging evidence base with other conditions and client groups including borderline personality disorder and bipolar disorder (social rhythm therapy). Various clinical adaptations of IPT have also been developed e.g. IPT for groups (IPT-G) and brief IPT (IPT-B) .The main focus of IPT is to help clients to learn to link mood with interpersonal events, and to recognise that by appropriately addressing interpersonal situations they may improve both their relationships and their symptoms.
Who is eligible for this training?
Applicants must either:
A) Hold a recognised qualification in psychological therapy and have two years post qualification experience, or
B) Have successfully completed the first two years of a full time clinical/counselling psychology/psychological therapy training
Funded places are available for NHS clinicians who work in the Midlands and East.
What is the aim of the training?
This is Practitioner Level training. It will enable participants to become an IPT practitioner and to meet the requirement for practitioner level accreditation with IPT UK.
What will the training involve?
You must complete both parts of the training:
Level A: 6 Day Course
The course provides an introduction to the IPT model and enables participants to gain the skills to begin the Supervised Practice element of the training (Level B).
Level B: Supervised Practice
To pass Level B involves the successful completion of four IPT cases under the supervision of an IPT UK approved supervisor. It includes submitting audio tapes for assessment and writing a reflective report for each case. Completing Level B takes approximately 10 months. Supervision venues and times can be negotiated and there is also an option to receive supervision via telephone or Skype
How do I apply?
Application forms can be requested through Dr Marie Wardle, Programme Director and Lead Trainer, on ipt.westmidlands@nhs.net
Testimonials:
Location & course dates: 29 March, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 April & 12 May (Cohort 20 - Online)
Course Tutor: Dr Marie Wardle – Program Director for IPT West Midlands, Midlands Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Time: 9.30am – 3.30pm
Fees: £1,000. Please email ipt.westmidlands@nhs.net for further information regarding fees for Level B.
What is Interpersonal Therapy (IPT)?
IPT is a time limited therapy which has an extensive evidence base as a therapy for depression with working age adults, older people and adolescents. The National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) currently recommends IPT for the treatment of depression and eating disorders and there is also an emerging evidence base with other conditions and client groups including borderline personality disorder and bipolar disorder (social rhythm therapy). Various clinical adaptations of IPT have also been developed e.g. IPT for groups (IPT-G) and brief IPT (IPT-B) .The main focus of IPT is to help clients to learn to link mood with interpersonal events, and to recognise that by appropriately addressing interpersonal situations they may improve both their relationships and their symptoms.
Who is eligible for this training?
Applicants must either:
A) Hold a recognised qualification in psychological therapy and have two years post qualification experience, or
B) Have successfully completed the first two years of a full time clinical/counselling psychology/psychological therapy training
Funded places are available for NHS clinicians who work in the Midlands and East.
What is the aim of the training?
This is Practitioner Level training. It will enable participants to become an IPT practitioner and to meet the requirement for practitioner level accreditation with IPT UK.
What will the training involve?
You must complete both parts of the training:
Level A: 6 Day Course
The course provides an introduction to the IPT model and enables participants to gain the skills to begin the Supervised Practice element of the training (Level B).
Level B: Supervised Practice
To pass Level B involves the successful completion of four IPT cases under the supervision of an IPT UK approved supervisor. It includes submitting audio tapes for assessment and writing a reflective report for each case. Completing Level B takes approximately 10 months. Supervision venues and times can be negotiated and there is also an option to receive supervision via telephone or Skype
How do I apply?
Application forms can be requested through Dr Marie Wardle, Programme Director and Lead Trainer, on ipt.westmidlands@nhs.net
Testimonials:
- ‘There is a lot to learn, but the course is well structured and I found it interactive, challenging and very informative. I am looking forward to getting going now with my clients.’
- ‘Well organised. Comprehensive materials. Great handbooks. Excellent teaching staff. Handy to see case examples, portfolios and practice skills.’
- ‘Facilitators very enthusiastic and clear about model. Questions were welcomed. Combination of teaching method and able to work in small groups.’
