Integrative Psychotherapist Training
A contemporary psychotherapy training that truly integrates mind, body and spirit
The College of Contemporary Therapy offers a unique Integrative Psychotherapist training blending evidence-based counselling and psychotherapy skills with transpersonal, trauma-informed, somatic and holistic approaches.
The programme takes, on average, just over two years to complete and consists of 22 live weekend modules, which can be taken entirely live over Zoom or through a blend of Zoom and in-person training in London, UK.
Qualification: Integrative Psychotherapist / Psychospiritual Psychotherapist
Format: Live Zoom or blended Zoom and in-person training
Duration: Usually just over two years
Structure: 22 live weekend modules plus online resources such as interviews, lectures and demos.
A modern Psychospiritual Psychotherapy Diploma
Train live online or in person in London
This is a progressive two year integrative psychotherapy training pathway. Students begin with foundational counselling integrating holistic approaches and develop innate therapeutic presence before moving into deeper psychotherapy, trauma-informed work, body-based methods, transpersonal psychology and deeper spiritual approaches to transformation.
The training is highly experiential, with regular practice during live weekends with plenty of opportunities to both give and receive the methods taught. In the later stages of the course, students also experience longer-term psychotherapy practice, helping them understand the therapeutic relationship over time rather than only as a set of solution focused techniques.
What Makes This Training Different
An integrative, psychospiritual and trauma-informed approach
The course brings together traditional counselling and psychotherapy skills with spiritual and positive psychology, somatic awareness, trauma-informed practice, coaching tools, clinical hypnotherapy methods and holistic healing approaches.
This rounded and versatile training is designed for a world in which clients increasingly present with complex emotional issues, trauma histories, questions of identity and meaning and an openness to deeper spiritual and transpersonal dimensions of healing.
The aim is not simply to teach techniques but to help students become grounded, ethical, intuitive and effective therapeutic practitioners.
Professional Recognition
Accredited and recognised training
The College has been training therapists for over 25 years and is accredited with professional bodies including the the Complementary Medical Association (CMA), the National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists (NCIP) and the General Hypnotherapy Standards Council (GHSC). Certification on course completion from the College allows graduates to obtain professional insurance to practise psychotherapy professionally.
Next Step
Arrange a discovery call
If the training feels aligned with your direction, the next step is we arrange an initial call to get to know you and your aims, explore potential start dates and how you wish to take the course, answer questions and help determine whether the course is the right fit.
