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Diploma in Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy (NLPt)
Wykeham Business Centre, nr Scarborough Commencing October 2018 |
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Our Modular Diploma programme in Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy is offered for Master Practitioners of NLP who wish to advance their knowledge and wisdom in the application of NLP in the field of Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy (NLPt).
What is NLPt?
NLPt is an holistic, outcome-focused model, based on constructivist principles and holding at its heart the basic presuppositions of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, as developed by John Grinder and Richard Bandler in the 1970s. It has a diverse history and an eclectic combination of therapeutic aspects which gives the NLPt therapist choice and behavioural flexibility when working with clients. For example, aspects of Gestalt, Transactional Analysis, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Hypnotherapy, Rogerian Therapy and Jungian Psychotherapy can all be accredited.
The relationship between client and therapist is considered to be of paramount importance; the therapist holding an attitude of non-judgemental acceptance of the client, and an unconditional positive regard. Because NLPt uses relational principles, it is also important that the therapist has a well-developed sense of self-awareness such that a reflexive approach can be adopted with regard to issues such as client transference and countertransference.
It maintains the premise that positive change at an unconscious level can enable the client to have greater behavioural choice.
About our Training Programme
We are delighted to offer this programme as the sole licensee of Dr Susi Strang & Associates.
The course is a natural progression from NLP Practitioner and Master Practitioner Certification, for those wishing to expand their scope of practice into psychotherapy. The programme extends over two years; the first twelve months forming the theoretical knowledge base, with the integration and application in the field of Clinical Practice extending to the following twelve months.
The training is offered in a safe setting to a maximum of five participants who are committed to the entire diploma programme. The programme is carefully designed to deliver three levels of training:
Course Entry Requirements
Course Structure
The curriculum includes all the modules required by the Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy and Counselling Association (NLPtCA) as published in their Accreditation Criteria. The programme extends to a total of 35 classroom days, to include 245 hours of face to face training. Successful completion of all of the requirements for all 8 modules will entitle the candidate to receive a Diploma in Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy.
Dates for Our 2018/20 Programme
Module 1: 22-26 October 2018
Module 2: 3-7 December 2018
Module 3: 4-8 February 2019
Module 4: 4-8 March 2019
Module 5: 13-17 May 2019
Module 6: 2-6 September 2019
Module 7: March 2020 (3 days to be confirmed)
Module 8: September 2020 (3 days to be confirmed)
Course Fees
Tuition fee for the programme is £6825 (no VAT) which includes course manuals, student assessments and external moderation, together with refreshments and buffet lunch on each classroom day. Early booking discounts and interest-free payment plans are available on request.
Accommodation is available locally for those wishing to stay.
If you would like further information regarding this programme, or to receive a course prospectus, you are welcome to contact us using the form below:
What is NLPt?
NLPt is an holistic, outcome-focused model, based on constructivist principles and holding at its heart the basic presuppositions of Neuro-Linguistic Programming, as developed by John Grinder and Richard Bandler in the 1970s. It has a diverse history and an eclectic combination of therapeutic aspects which gives the NLPt therapist choice and behavioural flexibility when working with clients. For example, aspects of Gestalt, Transactional Analysis, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Hypnotherapy, Rogerian Therapy and Jungian Psychotherapy can all be accredited.
The relationship between client and therapist is considered to be of paramount importance; the therapist holding an attitude of non-judgemental acceptance of the client, and an unconditional positive regard. Because NLPt uses relational principles, it is also important that the therapist has a well-developed sense of self-awareness such that a reflexive approach can be adopted with regard to issues such as client transference and countertransference.
It maintains the premise that positive change at an unconscious level can enable the client to have greater behavioural choice.
About our Training Programme
We are delighted to offer this programme as the sole licensee of Dr Susi Strang & Associates.
The course is a natural progression from NLP Practitioner and Master Practitioner Certification, for those wishing to expand their scope of practice into psychotherapy. The programme extends over two years; the first twelve months forming the theoretical knowledge base, with the integration and application in the field of Clinical Practice extending to the following twelve months.
The training is offered in a safe setting to a maximum of five participants who are committed to the entire diploma programme. The programme is carefully designed to deliver three levels of training:
- Theoretical knowledge base of all topics required for UKCP Accreditation
- Integration of that knowledge in the application of NLP as a Psychotherapist
- A mirror of the supervisor-therapist relationship for the purpose of integration of feedback and individual growth.
Course Entry Requirements
- Certified NLP Practitioner course (120 hours)
- Certified NLP Master Practitioner course (120 hours)
- Degree or equivalent (further details on request)
Course Structure
The curriculum includes all the modules required by the Neuro-Linguistic Psychotherapy and Counselling Association (NLPtCA) as published in their Accreditation Criteria. The programme extends to a total of 35 classroom days, to include 245 hours of face to face training. Successful completion of all of the requirements for all 8 modules will entitle the candidate to receive a Diploma in Neurolinguistic Psychotherapy.
Dates for Our 2018/20 Programme
Module 1: 22-26 October 2018
Module 2: 3-7 December 2018
Module 3: 4-8 February 2019
Module 4: 4-8 March 2019
Module 5: 13-17 May 2019
Module 6: 2-6 September 2019
Module 7: March 2020 (3 days to be confirmed)
Module 8: September 2020 (3 days to be confirmed)
Course Fees
Tuition fee for the programme is £6825 (no VAT) which includes course manuals, student assessments and external moderation, together with refreshments and buffet lunch on each classroom day. Early booking discounts and interest-free payment plans are available on request.
Accommodation is available locally for those wishing to stay.
If you would like further information regarding this programme, or to receive a course prospectus, you are welcome to contact us using the form below: