This four-year course will support you in developing the theoretical understanding and clinical experience needed to practise effectively as a psychodynamic or forensic psychotherapist in a wide range of settings.

Learning via lectures, seminars, experiential groups, clinical workand research, you will gain insights into the latest methods and approaches that are shaping the field, and develop a comprehensive understanding of psychoanalytic principles – ensuring that you are prepared for the challenges of contemporary clinical practice.

You may choose to graduate after three years with a Master’s degree, or complete the full four years of training and also be eligible to practise as a psychodynamic or forensic psychotherapist, subject to accreditation by the British Psychoanalytic Council (BPC).

Teaching takes place on Wednesdays at the St George’s Centre, Leeds. You’ll also need to set aside time each week for supervision, therapy, placements and academic work.

“Our course is inclusive, comprehensive and tailored to meet the evolving needs of our students and sector.” Rodrigo Sanchez, Course Lead

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