Training Adult Client-Oriented Psychotherapy (B-KUL-P0Q29A)
Previous knowledge
P0P97A Psychological treatments
Course material
Text book
Articles and literature
Syllabus
Slides, transparencies, courseware
Examples and samples
Toledo / e-platform
Is also included in other courses
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Master of Psychology
120 ects.
- Master of Psychology (Abridged Programme) (Major Subject: Clinical and Health Psychology: Adults) 60 ects.

Activities
4.0 ects. Training Adult Client-Oriented Psychotherapy (B-KUL-P0Q29a)
Content
Empathy and microprocess diagnostics
Interactional aspects of the therapeutical relationship
The body in conversational therapy
Using theatrality in psychotherapy
Motivational discussion and drug addiction with adults
working with images and metaphors in therapy
grouptherapy
focusing
Sexual abuse
working with a borderline personality disorder
initiative of psychological contact with disturbed communication
Dream therapy
Description of learning activities
The used learning methods are empathizing exercices, self-exploration exercices and role plays. By these means the therapeutical basic attitudes and the technical assistance skills are trained.
Course material
Elliott, R., Watson, D.C. Goldman, R.N.&Greenberg, L.S. (2004); Learning emotion-focused therapy: the process-experiëntial approach to change. New York/Guilford.
Leijssen, M. (1999). Gids voor Gesprekstherapie. Utrecht: De Tijdstroom
Vanaerschot, G. (2003). Cliëntgerichte psychotherapie bij slachtoffers van seksueel misbruik. In: N. Nicolai (red.) Handboek psychotherapie na seksueel misbruik (p 97-123). Utrecht: De Tijdstroom
N. Stinckens, en M. Leijssen (eds.), Wijsheid in gesprekstherapie. Pp 63-82. Leuven: Leuven University Press.Prouty, G., Van Werde, D., & Pörtner, M. (2001). De theorie van Pre-Therapie. In Cliëntgericht werken met ernstig contactgestoorde mensen. (pp. 33-39). Maarssen: Elsevier.
Evaluation
Evaluation: Training Adult Client-Oriented Psychotherapy (B-KUL-P2Q29a)
Explanation
After each practicum the student completes an evaluation form (to be found on Toledo). These reports and the contribution of the student during the practicum determine the final assessment for 50%.
Additionally there is the obligatory selfstudy of articles and chapters from books. Of these selfstudy the student makes a report in which he/she reflects on:
'What can I apply in my work placement?'
'What can I use to profile myself as a clinical psychologist?'
The aim is not for the student to make a synthesis in this report. We expect a "personal reflection".
This report is 3 à 4 pages, maximum 100 lines. The selfstudy determines the final assessment for 50 %.
