
Duration
20 Weeks
(18 x two hour Wednesday evening classes plus two Saturdays)
Price
£1175
Application Deadline
September 30th 5.00pm
Course Delivery
Online (fully booked) or on Campus (places available on campus only)
Payment
Places are awarded on a "first paid first serve" basis due to demand
Dates
22/10/2022 - 18/3/2023
Address
Whitelands College, University of Roehampton, Holybourne Avenue, London SW15 4JD
Course Details
Introduction
The general aim and intention of this course is to provide a broad outline and introduction to the subject of Art Psychotherapy. In particular to reflect the Jungian Analytical model as taught here at Roehampton.
The course itself is highly 'experiential' in nature. However, we stress that it is not intended to provide 'therapy' as such to the participants.
At Roehampton we consider that Art Psychotherapy is one of the 'Psychological Therapies' and that other Psychological Therapies include disciplines such as Counselling, Psychology and Psychotherapy.
We consider that Art Therapy is a specialised form of Psychotherapy and that it is largely underpinned by Psychoanalytical theories. Our Foundation Course is largely underpinned and informed by theories and models from Jungian 'Analytical Psychology'.
These workshops will be facilitated by a qualified and experienced state-registered art therapist.
Course Structure
A programme of experiential workshops will be delivered by an experienced Art Therapist. One full-day Induction (Saturday) and introductory workshop to begin the course to be held in October 2022 with weekly evening classes to follow; finishing with a full Plenary Day to close in March 2023.
Intended Audience
Participants come from a variety of backgrounds and experiences including individuals wishing to prepare to apply for a qualifying Masters programme in Art Psychotherapy. Others complete the course as CPD and yet others are simply curious to learn about the topic.
Outcomes/What you will learn
You will need to attend a minimum of 70% of the course and the assessment process in order to receive an electronic attendance certificate.
We stress that completion of the Art Psychotherapy Foundation Course does not imply that you can practice Art Psychotherapy nor does successful completion of the Foundation Course guarantee a place on the qualifying Masters degree.
Timetable
This timetable is provisional - dates and times may be subject to change.
Date |
Time |
Title |
22 October |
10am -4.30pm |
Induction Day |
26 October |
7pm-9pm |
Symbols as the Language of the Unconscious |
2 November |
7pm-9pm |
Connecting to the presence of the personal unconcsious |
9 November |
7pm-9pm |
Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious |
16 November |
7pm-9pm |
Exploring Myths and Stories from a Jungian Perspective. With reference to narrative within the text of 'Women who run with the Wolves' |
23 November |
7pm-9pm |
Exploring personal motifs within dreams |
30 November |
7pm-9pm |
The Archetypes of the Mother, Father and Child explored through case studies |
7 December |
7pm- 9pm |
Exploring personal and collective archetypal Imagery |
14 December |
7pm- 9pm |
The Profession of Art Therapy, how to apply for the MA at Roehampton, and what's included in the training modules |
11 January |
7pm- 9pm |
The concept of Transference and Countertransference with Case Study |
18 January |
7pm- 9pm |
Exploring real relationships and transferential responses |
25 January |
7pm- 9pm |
An Exploration of the Jungian Concept of 'Active Imagination' through a reflection on the work of the Surrealist and Dadaist artisits and their political activities. |
1 February |
7pm- 9pm |
Exploring Active Imagination through an inter-personal relationship |
8 February |
7pm- 9pm |
The Shadow Archetype Discussion of Concept and exploration through a case study of Art Therapy in a secure unit with mentally ill offenders. |
15 February |
7pm- 9pm |
Using the narrative structure of the six-part story method to explore the duality of Archetypes and their light and shadow qualities. |
22 February |
7pm- 9pm |
Groups and Group Dynamics |
1 March |
7pm- 9pm |
Mask Making and wearing in relation to groups |
8 March |
7pm- 9pm |
The Jungian Concept of Individuation |
15 March |
7pm- 9pm |
Endings explored through 'Non-Directive Art Making' |
18 March |
10am-4.30pm |
Review of Images, Ending Workshop and 'Virtual Gallery' |
*This timetable is subject to change.
Timetable
Date |
Time |
Title |
22 October |
10am - 4.30pm |
Induction Day |
26 October |
7pm - 9pm |
Lecture/Seminar |
2 November |
7pm - 9pm |
Art making session |
9 November |
7pm - 9pm |
Lecture/Seminar |
16 November |
7pm - 9pm |
Lecture/Seminar |
23 November |
7pm - 9pm |
Workshop: Exploring personal motifs within dreams |
30 November |
7pm - 9pm |
Lecture/Seminar |
7 December |
7pm - 9pm |
Art making session |
14 December |
7pm - 9pm |
Lecture/Seminar |
11 January |
7pm - 9pm |
Lecture/Seminar |
18 January |
7pm - 9pm |
Art making session |
25 January |
7pm - 9pm |
Lecture/Seminar |
1 February |
7pm - 9pm |
Art making session |
8 February |
7pm - 9pm |
Lecture/Seminar |
15 February |
7pm - 9pm |
Art Making Session |
22 February |
7pm - 9pm |
Lecture/Seminar |
1 March |
7pm - 9pm |
Art Making Session |
8 March |
7pm - 9pm |
Lecture/Seminar |
15 March |
7pm - 9pm |
Art making session |
18 March |
10am - 4.30pm |
Plenary Day |
*Please note that this is currently a draft and subject to change.
Suggested Reading
The suggested reading list is available here.
Materials Required
Availability
Applications for the Arts & Play Therapies Foundation Courses have now closed. Please check the website in 2023.
Online Teaching
Date: 22/10/2022 - 18/3/2023
Fully Booked
On Campus Teaching
Date: 22/10/2022 - 18/3/2023