The course is still accepting applicants until 12 February 2019. Then the course will be closed.    

This part-time modular course will take place over three years between 2018 and 2021. It provides a professional psychotherapy post-qualifying training in anthroposophic psychotherapy for adults.

The course works with human developmental laws and the health-bringing potential of the human individuality with its capacity to overcome the most serious human crises. It takes the view that individual healing is essential for social healing.

The interactive seminars will include lectures, group tutorials, discussions and workshop exercises developed for training in anthroposophic psychotherapy, as described in A Psychology of Human Dignity by Ad Dekkers.  Each seminar will also incorporate three student presentations of a case over an evening session, continuing overnight and concluding at the beginning of the following morning based on a unique community methodology developed by Ad and Henriette Dekkers to enable participants to identify with clients’ suffering and their experience of difficult and complex psychological problems. The interim seminars will enable participants to link their learning with their ongoing clinical practice.

More information on the Emerson College website.