Educational Psychotherapy is a way of
working with children, informed by a clinical
training. The training takes place in North
London, leads to registration with the United Kingdom
Council for Psychotherapy and is validated by Middlesex
University. Applications are invited from
teachers and other people experienced in working with
children or young people.
In addition to qualifying as an educational
psychotherapist the training will equip you to:
Make sense of children and young people's
behaviour
Draw on Psychoanalytic and Attachment Theory
Develop your therapeutic teaching skills
The four-year, part-time MA includes:
Seminars on psychoanalytic theory
Infant observation
Work discussion groups
A clinical placement
For information or discussion about the
course, please contact Programme Leader Barbara Lyndon.
The next interview day is Friday 2 May
2008.
Welcome to the Caspari Foundation - an organisation that helps children with emotional, learning and behavioural difficulties to
succeed in school.
Educational Psychotherapy is a method of
working with troubled children who struggle with learning. It is a
technique that combines psychoanalytic
and educational insight and techniques.
At Caspari House we offer: Clinical Services for children, their families and schools
Reaching and Teaching Troubled Children. A two term course held in London and Brighton for teachers,
mentors and support staff to develop understanding of how to work therapeutically
with children.
This web site can help you find out more about Educational
Psychotherapy, its benefits and effectiveness. It contains details of the above, recent articles
and links to other Educational Psychotherapy web sites.
Recent news and additions to the Caspari Web Site:
Dr Heather Geddes, educational psychotherapist with the Caspari Foundation
appears in the
Teachers TV series "School Matters", in the program
"Looked after Children" to be shown on 12 June 2007 3:30 pm and can be downloaded (after this date) from
www.teachers.tv.
