IPT Practitioner Training: Durham
IPT Practitioner training (Introductory course Level A) and supervised practice (Level B) IAPT IPT courses
Course director: Dr Elizabeth Robinson, IAPT IPT Trainer/Supervisor
Course Fees: Level A training £1000 (includes course materials) Level B Training £2500
Dates (NB all dates must be attended):
COURSE TRAINERS
Liz, the course director, has nearly 25 years’ experience practicing IPT. She has been a research IPT therapist in brain imaging studies and trials of IPT in treatment resistant depression and has delivered numerous training programmes in IPT for adults and adolescents, directly providing or co-ordinating supervision.
Catherine Edmunds is a fellow trainer, a teacher by background and psychotherapist who has been trained in IPT and IPT for adolescents, providing training, supervision, and clinical work in IPT. Catherine brings many ideas for engaging the client creatively using the IPT approach.
In addition, both Liz and Catherine have experience in delivering therapy and training in modifications of:
TRAINING DETAILS:
Introductory training course for Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT Level A course)
Level A – Introductory course in IPT
This is a 5-day initial introduction to IPT course (Level A) with 6th day training approximately 3 months later to help build skills after casework has started.
The course:
Training places are deliberately kept to small numbers to optimise the opportunity for participants to develop clinical skills in IPT throughout the course using role play, video examples and case discussions.
There will be an opportunity for further training after the course to work towards practitioner accreditation (Level B) using group/individual supervised practice.
Level B - Supervised casework leading to IPT Practitioner accreditation
This involves completing four IPT cases whilst receiving supervision from an IPT supervisor. Three sessions per case and a case report are formally reviewed as part of your final portfolio submission for practitioner accreditation.
WHO CAN APPLY?
IPT training is for practitioners who already have an extensive experience of working in mental health, with previous experience of delivering psychological therapy.
IPT training is available to therapists from all disciplines who are in existing employment in an organisation that will be delivering IAPT services in the North East region. Please contact Dr Elizabeth Robinson for more information.
Funded places are available for Level A and B training for eligible applicants from the North East region. We may accept applications from IAPT services outside of the region if there are spare places and there is agreement from commissioners of those regions/areas. We can also accept applications from organisations or individuals outside of the area who do not work in IAPT services but can arrange their own funding.
HOW DO I APPLY?
Please send e-mail to Dr Elizabeth Robinson, Course Director, to eliz_mart@hotmail.com
IAPT IPT courses offered in Durham and elsewhere by request.
For more information, please contact Dr Elizabeth Robinson by e-mail (eliz_mart@hotmail.com) or by telephone (0191 373 6860 / 07771 530 238).
TESTIMONIALS:
Comments on online delivery:
Course Fees: Level A training £1000 (includes course materials) Level B Training £2500
Dates (NB all dates must be attended):
- March 3rd, 4th, 9th, 10th, 11th 2022 & 10th June 2022
COURSE TRAINERS
Liz, the course director, has nearly 25 years’ experience practicing IPT. She has been a research IPT therapist in brain imaging studies and trials of IPT in treatment resistant depression and has delivered numerous training programmes in IPT for adults and adolescents, directly providing or co-ordinating supervision.
Catherine Edmunds is a fellow trainer, a teacher by background and psychotherapist who has been trained in IPT and IPT for adolescents, providing training, supervision, and clinical work in IPT. Catherine brings many ideas for engaging the client creatively using the IPT approach.
In addition, both Liz and Catherine have experience in delivering therapy and training in modifications of:
- IPT including family based IPT
- Adolescent skills training
- Group IPT
- IPT for PTSD
- IPT Brief IPT
- Interpersonal Counselling
TRAINING DETAILS:
Introductory training course for Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT Level A course)
Level A – Introductory course in IPT
This is a 5-day initial introduction to IPT course (Level A) with 6th day training approximately 3 months later to help build skills after casework has started.
The course:
- covers the theoretical background to IPT
- introduces the model with numerous case examples, demonstrations, and role play to learn and develop clinical skills.
Training places are deliberately kept to small numbers to optimise the opportunity for participants to develop clinical skills in IPT throughout the course using role play, video examples and case discussions.
There will be an opportunity for further training after the course to work towards practitioner accreditation (Level B) using group/individual supervised practice.
Level B - Supervised casework leading to IPT Practitioner accreditation
This involves completing four IPT cases whilst receiving supervision from an IPT supervisor. Three sessions per case and a case report are formally reviewed as part of your final portfolio submission for practitioner accreditation.
WHO CAN APPLY?
IPT training is for practitioners who already have an extensive experience of working in mental health, with previous experience of delivering psychological therapy.
IPT training is available to therapists from all disciplines who are in existing employment in an organisation that will be delivering IAPT services in the North East region. Please contact Dr Elizabeth Robinson for more information.
Funded places are available for Level A and B training for eligible applicants from the North East region. We may accept applications from IAPT services outside of the region if there are spare places and there is agreement from commissioners of those regions/areas. We can also accept applications from organisations or individuals outside of the area who do not work in IAPT services but can arrange their own funding.
HOW DO I APPLY?
Please send e-mail to Dr Elizabeth Robinson, Course Director, to eliz_mart@hotmail.com
IAPT IPT courses offered in Durham and elsewhere by request.
For more information, please contact Dr Elizabeth Robinson by e-mail (eliz_mart@hotmail.com) or by telephone (0191 373 6860 / 07771 530 238).
TESTIMONIALS:
Comments on online delivery:
- This was my first interactive online course and I have really enjoyed it.
- I really enjoyed the experience; it was informative and kept me engaged throughout the duration.
- I enjoyed the online course; it was helpful to be able to do from home.
- Amazing, kept me interested the whole time which considering online was brilliant.
- I found it very accessible and preferred to going away for five days on a residential course. Very transferable to online.
- Very good, and less tiring than other online courses. Good pace and content.
- I liked the way Liz and Catherine connected and formed relationships with us all. The role-plays were amazing.
- The structure of the days on the balance between group activities, videos were great.
- I think the friendliness of Liz and her ability to flow through the subjects is really engaging and the time went quickly. I also really like the breakout rooms to talk to others in the group and share ideas. Even that was online the whole experience felt personal which has been an insightful experience to me.
- It was clear and concise, just enough time of study. Not too long nor too short.
- Liz made the subject come alive.
- The course tutor was excellent and provided useful information and examples of IPT therapy.
- Elizabeth and Catherine’s enthusiasm and expertise of IPT was the highlight and strength of the course this was very much valued and appreciated.
