Psychodynamic Approaches to Working with Adolescents
Validated by the Tavistock and Portman Foundation NHS Trust with the University of East London
This is the only programme of its type in the north of England to provide training opportunities for professionals working directly with adolescents and young people.
The programme is specifically designed for those whose main interest or workload consists of work with young people. It covers the adolescent developmental process from a broad psychoanalytic perspective as well as taking into account biological and social influences on development. The programme provides an introduction to the problems and disturbances of adolescence.
Adolescents pose a challenge to all who work with them. This programme explores ways of working with young people and offering an effective service for them.
Our postgraduate level course is aimed at those working with adolescents across a range of settings. It can be taken as a 1 year PG Certificate, 2 year PG Diploma or continued to Masters level.
Online application process
Applications for the course (code: M33N) must be made online. Please click on the link below which will take you to the applications webpage for courses run by NSCAP with the Tavistock and Portman. You will need to register as a new applicant before completing the application online.
NB: Select M33N from the box on the "Programme Applied For" page. See below the Reference Request Form that you will need to send to each of your referees.
The closing date for applications is 22nd June 2012. However, applications received after that date will be considered if places on the course remain available.
Enquiries about this course should be directed to the Leeds office on 0113 3058750 or email nscap.lypft@nhs.net. To visit the Tavistock and Portman website and look at their Psychodyanamic Approaches to Working with Adolescents course page, click here
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