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Gestalt Psychotherapy
Training Institute Malta
Master in Gestalt Psychotherapy
General information and rationale:
The Master in Gestalt Psychotherapy programme, is accredited by the MFHEA, MQF Level 7, part-time programme carried out over a timeframe of 4.5 years. This programme aims to provide the learner with all the necessary knowledge, skills and competences, required to work as a Gestalt psychotherapist. The programme is harmonized with all the standards prescribed by the European Association for Psychotherapy and European Association for Gestalt Therapy. All national requirements for becoming a psychotherapist are met and are in line with the 2018 Psychotherapy Profession Act (Malta). After finishing this programme, the student will be in a position to apply for a warrant in order to begin to practice Gestalt psychotherapy competently and professionally in the best interests of their clients.
Course outline (Modules):
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HISTORY AND ROOTS OF GESTALT THERAPY
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THEORY OF GESTALT THERAPY
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HUMAN ORGANISM AND ENVIRONMENT
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TECHNIQUES OF GESTALT THERAPY 1
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DIAGNOSIS
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PSYCHOPATHOLOGY FROM A GESTALT RELATIONAL PERSPECTIVE
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THE GESTALT THERAPIST IN THE THERAPEUTIC RELATIONSHIP
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FIELDS AND STRATEGIES OF APPLICATION
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PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS OF ETHICS
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TECHNIQUES OF GESTALT THERAPY 2
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DIFFERENT PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC APPROACHES
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PEER EXPERIENCE GROUPS WITH SUPERVISION
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CORE PLACEMENT 1: FIELD PLACEMENT IN A CLINICAL SETTING UNDER MENTORSHIP
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CORE PLACEMENT 2: CLINICAL PRACTICUM (WORKING WITH CLIENTS) UNDER SUPERVISION
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SUPERVISION
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PERSONAL THERAPY
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FINAL EXAM (CASE STUDY)
General pedagogical procedures:
This programme is delivered by different teaching and learning methods. The basic idea is that students can learn from their own experience through active involvement. The curriculum is presented through the following methods: lectures, presentations, discussions, role-plays, workshops, active work (including personal therapy) in the role of student-client in small groups, live demonstrations, seminars etc. Reflexive and critical thinking, creativity, active involvement/ participation, abilities of synthesis and analysis will be encouraged.
Assessment:
EAGTI-GPTIM finds it very important that every student has the possibility to show/present his/her knowledge and what was learnt experientially. In order for this to reflect the different styles and strengths of students together with areas for further growth, a variety of methods are used including assignments, presentation and answering questions inspired by the student’s written assignment and presentation. The final Exam is based on a Case Study and live demonstration.