At WWICP we see psychotherapy as an exciting personal and professional journey.
We offer a core training in psychotherapy leading to a qualification as a
Certified Transactional Analyst.
Passion, a willingness to be aware of your vulnerabilities and to connect to others are attributes that we value highly. We also want you to develop your unique gifts as an individual which will become the core of your identity as a Transactional Analyst.
There is also a requirement that trainees involve themselves in other trainings to broaden their knowledge as well as supervision and personal therapy.
Completion of the final CTA(P) exam then means automatic registration with the Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy College of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy.
During the course there is also the opportunity to gain the ‘in-house’ Registered Training Establishment Diploma in Counselling (TA) and/or the UKATA Diploma this means you can register as a counsellor with the BACP.
WWICP is set in a beautiful rural setting in a building created for training in.
Why is this so important?
We believe that the environment plays an intrinsic part of learning as a psychotherapist and as a human. We find the relationship and attachment to place is the ground of the relationships to Self and Others. This rootedness creates a safe and trusting environment. As this trust develops academic learning is taken in, not just by the head, but also through the body and heart. Within a world where we are necessarily accounting and accepting difference, we believe it is also vital that we learn to live together in relationship to the planet. Taking in this fundamental environment that we all share is we believe at the heart of how we answer personal, cultural and environmental healing.
Mindfulness has become a practice of the individual, we believe that we need to practice awareness of our world as well as our Self.
For this reason an awareness of nature and the environment plays an important part in the culture of WWICP.
Nature will make herself felt in different ways all through the year. Trainees are encouraged to use the environment as a tool for their personal awareness and are able to take beautiful walks from the doorstep into the virgin oak woods, sea and mountains.
As psychotherapists we perceive our clients with the whole of us. We believe that training needs to reflect this process to be valid.
Our training philosophy and commitment to the environment means that we recycle everything we can and the heating is ground and air source, wood burner and in part this is powered by solar energy. We also encourage trainees to ride share in order to get here.
We belief this congruence is important.
(The drinking water is from a borehole and is delicious!)
We are a small training centre which means there is more time for each person to get individual attention.
Both your sense of safety with the training and with the group is important to me, so we limit numbers in training.
External trainers are also invited to visit to broaden and diversify the training. We welcome trainees from across Great Britain, local accommodation is available.
Free accommodation is available at the training centre both in the training room and outside if you are interested in camping
(there is a limit on numbers to keep things comfortable.)
Who we belong professionally
Because this is an internationally recognised training, we are a complex organisation made of a few different bodies that over see your training in different ways.
UKATA https://www.uktransactionalanalysis.co.uk (UK Association for Transactional Analysis) is part of HIPC (Humanistic and Integrative College) of the UKCP (United Kingdom Council of Psychotherapy)
UKCP https://www.psychotherapy.org.uk monitors training standards of all UKATA Registered Training Establishments.
UKATA works with EATA www.eatanews.org (European Association for Transactional Analysis) to organise the exams and maintain the standard of training from the world-wide perspective.
Should you choose to join our training, we wish you an interesting, challenging and rewarding journey.
We offer a core training in psychotherapy leading to a qualification as a
Certified Transactional Analyst.
Passion, a willingness to be aware of your vulnerabilities and to connect to others are attributes that we value highly. We also want you to develop your unique gifts as an individual which will become the core of your identity as a Transactional Analyst.
There is also a requirement that trainees involve themselves in other trainings to broaden their knowledge as well as supervision and personal therapy.
Completion of the final CTA(P) exam then means automatic registration with the Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy College of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy.
During the course there is also the opportunity to gain the ‘in-house’ Registered Training Establishment Diploma in Counselling (TA) and/or the UKATA Diploma this means you can register as a counsellor with the BACP.
WWICP is set in a beautiful rural setting in a building created for training in.
Why is this so important?
We believe that the environment plays an intrinsic part of learning as a psychotherapist and as a human. We find the relationship and attachment to place is the ground of the relationships to Self and Others. This rootedness creates a safe and trusting environment. As this trust develops academic learning is taken in, not just by the head, but also through the body and heart. Within a world where we are necessarily accounting and accepting difference, we believe it is also vital that we learn to live together in relationship to the planet. Taking in this fundamental environment that we all share is we believe at the heart of how we answer personal, cultural and environmental healing.
Mindfulness has become a practice of the individual, we believe that we need to practice awareness of our world as well as our Self.
For this reason an awareness of nature and the environment plays an important part in the culture of WWICP.
Nature will make herself felt in different ways all through the year. Trainees are encouraged to use the environment as a tool for their personal awareness and are able to take beautiful walks from the doorstep into the virgin oak woods, sea and mountains.
As psychotherapists we perceive our clients with the whole of us. We believe that training needs to reflect this process to be valid.
Our training philosophy and commitment to the environment means that we recycle everything we can and the heating is ground and air source, wood burner and in part this is powered by solar energy. We also encourage trainees to ride share in order to get here.
We belief this congruence is important.
(The drinking water is from a borehole and is delicious!)
We are a small training centre which means there is more time for each person to get individual attention.
Both your sense of safety with the training and with the group is important to me, so we limit numbers in training.
External trainers are also invited to visit to broaden and diversify the training. We welcome trainees from across Great Britain, local accommodation is available.
Free accommodation is available at the training centre both in the training room and outside if you are interested in camping
(there is a limit on numbers to keep things comfortable.)
Who we belong professionally
Because this is an internationally recognised training, we are a complex organisation made of a few different bodies that over see your training in different ways.
UKATA https://www.uktransactionalanalysis.co.uk (UK Association for Transactional Analysis) is part of HIPC (Humanistic and Integrative College) of the UKCP (United Kingdom Council of Psychotherapy)
UKCP https://www.psychotherapy.org.uk monitors training standards of all UKATA Registered Training Establishments.
UKATA works with EATA www.eatanews.org (European Association for Transactional Analysis) to organise the exams and maintain the standard of training from the world-wide perspective.
Should you choose to join our training, we wish you an interesting, challenging and rewarding journey.
