Training in Adult Analysis
We welcome applicants for our four year training in adult analysis.
The programme combines a theoretical programme with a requirement of personal analysis, and will equip the analyst to work with adults in in-depth analysis up to a frequency of 4 or 5 times per week.
Personal analysis must be undertaken with a Training Analyst or Professional Member of this Society.
Each trainee is assigned a personal tutor with whom they will meet, usually each term, to discuss the progress of their training.
Entry Requirements
- A degree or degree equivalent;
- A relevant professional qualification is an advantage;
- Personal analysis for a minimum of 150 sessions with the same analyst at a frequency of 4 or 5 times weekly immediately prior to application. Personal analysis must be undertaken with a Training Analyst or Professional Member of this Society. Analysis with Members of other Societies or with Trainees is not acceptable;
- Experience of working in the field of psychotherapy with at least two patients out of a broad caseload for a minimum of one year, under supervision.
Outline of Training
- The first year of training is a pre-clinical year. At the end of this there is a review before progression to the second year;
- Seminars are held on two evenings of the week, usually Tuesdays and Thursdays, and cover theoretical and clinical aspects of analytical psychology and psychoanalysis; there are three ten week terms during the academic year;
- Case discussions are also held;
- During the second year of training trainees analyse two patients provided by the C.G. Jung Clinic and are expected to see each patient 4 to 5 times weekly. Weekly supervision is arranged for each patient;
- Intensive personal analysis continues throughout the training.
Assessment
- At the end of the first year a short written paper is required.
- During the third year, trainees make a case presentation to their peers and members of the training staff.
- After the satisfactory completion of a two-year analysis with one patient, and one year with a second, trainees submit a written paper on their clinical work.
Cost of Training
The major cost of training lies in the cost of analysis, the fees for which are arranged with the analyst. Supervision fees are paid direct to the supervisor.
Fees for 2010 – 2011 are:
- Interview to discuss training pre-requirements: £58
- Application for Training: £280
- Seminars: 1st year (including the journal) per term: £278
- 2nd & 3rd year (incl. journal) per term: £223
- 4th year (incl. journal) per term: £107
- Post-Trainees per term: £53
- Supervision (recommended fee per session): £55
Non-discrimination policy
The Society makes no discrimination in relation to admission to the training on the grounds of religion, age, race, ethnic origin, gender, or sexual orientation.
Qualifications
- Membership of the Society of Analytical Psychology;
- Membership of the British Psychoanalytic Council;
- Membership of the International Association of Analytical Psychology;
- Members are also eligible to apply for membership of the Confederation of Analytical Psychology and through that body, membership of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy.
What to do next
Please contact Public Events and Training Administrator, for an 'Information on Training' brochure at the address below or e-mail training@thesap.org.uk or Tel: 020 7419 8896.
Should you have any further queries, a preliminary interview to discuss your eligibility to train can be arranged.
Please email us: training@thesap.org.uk
or write to:
Training Administrator
The Society of Analytical Psychology
1 Daleham Gardens, London
NW3 5BY
Tel 020 7419 8896
Fax 020 7431 1495
At the time of going to press, this programme was correct. We reserve the right to cancel or alter any part of the programme due to unforeseen circumstances.
