Well-founded specialist knowledge is required to effectively accompany and support people with mental health problems and challenges. It is not uncommon for therapists to find themselves in challenging situations when working with people. In these moments, it is very important that their therapeutic personality is stable so that a constructive counseling process is possible.

Integrative psychotherapy training with a process-focused emphasis is aimed at doctors and psychologists with a Master's degree from a college or university. Participants are trained in the understanding of human experience and behavior and learn about the well-founded and proven effective processes of psychotherapy and effective intervention options. During the training, graduates learn to implement and incorporate their know-how and understanding into everyday psychotherapy at different system levels through self-reflection with a sense of responsibility and innovative approaches. They can also adequately interpret and understand complicated and complex situations and disorders, make an appropriate diagnosis and recognize and assess the possibilities, limits and possible dangers of their approach. Another important part of the integrative psychotherapy training is the teaching of skills relating to professional and competent relationship building with patients in a therapeutic context. The training is very in-depth and therefore takes about four to five years and includes group supervision.

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