Practitioner training: Leeds
Accredited IAPT Practitioner Training Venue: NSCAP in Leeds
Dates: (5 day course) Click here for future dates and information
This training is funded by Health Education Yorkshire and the Humber and is therefore free to applicants within the region who meet the eligibility criteria.
About the Training
This is an approximately 9-12 months CPD course made up of five day didactic training (on the above dates) plus one follow up day 3 months later. The initial training days are followed by weekly supervision (4 IPT cases, 16 sessions each – all sessions recorded). The training has been commissioned by Health Education England for the Yorkshire and the Humber region and will be provided by Dr Roslyn Law for IPTUK at the Northern School of Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy (NSCAP) in Leeds.
Who is eligible to apply for the Training?
IPT training is for practitioners who have already had extensive experience of working in mental health and who have 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 Yorkshire and the Humber region.
The pre-entry requirements are:
• a professional mental health or psychological therapy qualification e.g. counsellor, psychologist etc., and be accredited with their professional body e.g. HPC, BPS • two years post qualification experience in conducting psychological therapy • a statement of support from a current supervisor on their practice of psychological therapy • a statement of support from a manager confirming protected time for training and supervision • current employment to delivery HI therapies within a commissioned IAPT service (at least 0.5wte clinical time) • a statement from the Clinical lead or MH Commissioner indicating a wish to commission IPT as part of the IAPT service • availability to attend all 5 training days and complete four cases of IPT under supervision within one year of starting training.
Please also note that the places are funded for the workforce in Yorkshire and the Humber. It may be possible to accommodate people from the North West and North East regions by negotiation with the commissioners for those areas if there are spare places. Please contact us directly to discuss your interest.
Applying for the course
To book a place on this course please download and complete the form available at http://www.nscap.org.uk/content/interpersonal-psychotherapy-course-ipt and send to NSCAP along with a reflective reformulation, a recorded interactive role play, a statement of support from a current supervisor, a statement of support from a current line manager, statement of support from service commissioner/Clinical Lead.
For enquiries please contact: nscapadmin.lypft@nhs.net
Dates: (5 day course) Click here for future dates and information
This training is funded by Health Education Yorkshire and the Humber and is therefore free to applicants within the region who meet the eligibility criteria.
About the Training
This is an approximately 9-12 months CPD course made up of five day didactic training (on the above dates) plus one follow up day 3 months later. The initial training days are followed by weekly supervision (4 IPT cases, 16 sessions each – all sessions recorded). The training has been commissioned by Health Education England for the Yorkshire and the Humber region and will be provided by Dr Roslyn Law for IPTUK at the Northern School of Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy (NSCAP) in Leeds.
Who is eligible to apply for the Training?
IPT training is for practitioners who have already had extensive experience of working in mental health and who have 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 Yorkshire and the Humber region.
The pre-entry requirements are:
• a professional mental health or psychological therapy qualification e.g. counsellor, psychologist etc., and be accredited with their professional body e.g. HPC, BPS • two years post qualification experience in conducting psychological therapy • a statement of support from a current supervisor on their practice of psychological therapy • a statement of support from a manager confirming protected time for training and supervision • current employment to delivery HI therapies within a commissioned IAPT service (at least 0.5wte clinical time) • a statement from the Clinical lead or MH Commissioner indicating a wish to commission IPT as part of the IAPT service • availability to attend all 5 training days and complete four cases of IPT under supervision within one year of starting training.
Please also note that the places are funded for the workforce in Yorkshire and the Humber. It may be possible to accommodate people from the North West and North East regions by negotiation with the commissioners for those areas if there are spare places. Please contact us directly to discuss your interest.
Applying for the course
To book a place on this course please download and complete the form available at http://www.nscap.org.uk/content/interpersonal-psychotherapy-course-ipt and send to NSCAP along with a reflective reformulation, a recorded interactive role play, a statement of support from a current supervisor, a statement of support from a current line manager, statement of support from service commissioner/Clinical Lead.
For enquiries please contact: nscapadmin.lypft@nhs.net