Doctor of Clinical Practice (Research) (DClinPrac(Res)) at British Psychotherapy Foundation on FindAMasters.com

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The Doctor of Clinical Practice (Research) programme is perfect for experienced therapists looking to enhance their practice through a research perspective. The programme focuses on developing research literacy and critical evaluation skills, enabling students to undertake their own original research projects. With a strong emphasis on psychoanalytic concepts and practice, the programme offers a unique opportunity to explore evidence-based practice and practice-based evidence. Modules cover critical appraisal, linking research and clinical practice, small-scale research projects, and a thesis. To be eligible, applicants must hold a qualification in psychotherapy or a related field at Master's level or equivalent.

About the course

This programme is designed to provide training as a researcher for suitably qualified and experienced therapists who are seeking to develop their psychodynamic/psychoanalytic or systemic work from a research perspective. They may be in either private practice or working in an organisational setting. The aim of the programme is to is enable programme members, first to become research ‘literate’ and able to understand, use and critically evaluate different kinds of research and then to go on to undertake an original research project of their own. Programme members often use psychoanalytic concepts and processes, for example with established and emerging social science and other kinds of research methods to produce their own innovatory research.

Entry Requirements

To be eligible for the programme applicants will be qualified Psychoanalytic Psychotherapists, having successfully completed a substantial psychotherapeutic clinical training as a Psychodynamic/ Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist or Analyst (or equivalent); as a Child psychotherapist (or equivalent); as a Family or Couples’ Therapist (or equivalent); or as a Group Analyst (or equivalent), or a trainee in at least the third year of training, with an existing qualification at Master’s level or equivalent.

Some professional psychotherapy trainings or mental health trainings, for example, may be considered as equivalent but you should discuss this with programme staff, ideally prior to application.

Fees

Please see the university website for further information on fees for this course.

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Doctor of Clinical Practice (Research) (DClinPrac(Res))

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Where will I study?

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Where is British Psychotherapy Foundation

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