Introductory Course In The Theory And Practice Of Group Analysis

In Bristol and Exeter

30 evenings starting on the second Monday in October

These courses are designed to provide a comprehensive introduction to the group analytic approach for individuals who are interested and involved in groups, including naturally occurring groups, and for professionals undertaking Continuing Professional Development. They are accredited by Group Analysis South West and are a pre-requisite to applying for further training in Group Analysis.

In the first session of terms one and two, lectures and seminars cover theory and the application of group analysis in various settings. In the third term, all participants meet together, with staff, in a Median Group. In the second session, throughout the course, students meet for one and a half hours in experiential groups conducted according to group-analytic principles by experienced Group Analysts. These provide a direct experience of being a member of a group which determines its own therapeutic levels and goals.

The course offers effective training to increase the knowledge and skills of professionals in working with groups. It combines theoretical and experiential learning to provide a model of good practice which can be applied to a wide range of therapeutic settings.

Introductory Course Brochure (.pdf opens in new window)

Introductory Course Guidelines (.pdf opens in a new window)

Introductory Course Application form (word document opends in a new window)

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