This continuing education programme aims at introducing to the theoretical and practical fundamentals and basic concepts of Psychotherapy, at enabling first experiences in the fields of psychosocial care, at promoting self-reflection and coming to terms with own experiences and at helping students to find out about their personal suitability.
Info
Degree
Final Examination Certificate from the University of Innsbruck
Duration/ECTS-Credits
4 semesters/120 ECTS-Credits Part-time
Study Code
UC 992 818
Start
each semester
Cost
3.200 EUR
Language
German
The right course for me?
Objectives
- Knowledge of psychotherapeutic
schools, theories and methods - Knowledge from other disciplines such
as communication and interaction
research, medicine, psychology,
education and philosophy - Graduates are entitled to complete the
continuing education programme in
one of the training institutions approved by the Ministry of Health - Graduates are able to use their basic
psychotherapeutic skills in other
professions
Target group
Persons
- who want to pursue a training in Psychotherapy
- who want to further their knowledge about the fundamentals of Psychotherapy
- who want to gain scientifically sound basic knowledge for working in the field of psychosocial support and care.
Requirements
- to be admitted to the continuing education programme the requirements specified in §10 para. 1 of the Psychotherapy Act must be met
- Participation in a continuing education course requires admission as non-degree student.
Contact
Mag. Wolfgang Egger
+43 512 507-44606
Sabrina Hauser
+43 512 507-44625
Department of Psychosocial Intervention and Communication Studies
Schöpfstraße 3
6020 Innsbruck
propaedeutikum-psyko@uibk.ac.at
Academic Supervision
assoz. Prof. Dr. Pia Andreatta
Department of Psychosocial Intervention and Communication Studies
Mag. Mag. Dr. Gianluca Crepaldi
Department of Psychosocial Intervention and Communication Studies
Instructors
Dr. Gianluca Crepaldi
assoz. Prof. Mag. Dr. Arthur Drexler
Mag. Sabine Feuerstein, MSs
Dr. Verena Günther
Hon.-Prof. Dr. Michael Kierein
Dr. Christian Koppelstätter
Dr. Kornelia Krepp
Priv.doz. Dr. Martin Kumnig
Dr. Martin Moritz
Dr. Felicitas Lobendanz
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Josef Marksteiner
Dr. Harald Meller
assoz. Prof. Mag. Dr. Hermann Mitterhofer
Mag. Robert Daniel Patterer
Dr. Paul Plener
Mag. Dr. Thomas Pletschko
Dr. Thomas Post
Dr. Barbara Preitler
Mag. Doris Psenner
Mag. Dr. Gisela Pusswald
Dr. Friederike Rothe
Mag. Kristin Scharfetter, MSc
Wolfgang Schüers, MSc
Univ.-Prof. Dr. Barbara Sperner-Unterweger
Dr. Maria Stippler-Korp
Organisational Information
Dates
Schedule and Dates are found on the website of the programme.
Location
University of Innsbruck
Schöpfstraße 3
6020 Innsbruck
Modules, Dates and Rooms:
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Modules |
Dates and Rooms in Summer Semester 2021 |
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Schools of Depth Psychology |
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Humanistic Psychology |
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Systemic Schools and Schools Based on Communication Theory |
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Schools Based on Learning Theory |
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Personality Theories |
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General Psychology |
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Developmental Psychology |
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Rehabilitation and Inclusion in Educational Science |
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Psychological Diagnostics and Assessment I and II |
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Psychosocial Types of intervention I and II |
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Introduction to Medical Terminology |
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Psychiatry I und Psychiatry II |
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Child and Youth Psychiatry |
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Psychogerontic Therapy |
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Psychosomatic Medicine |
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Psychopharmacology I and II |
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First Aid in the Practice of Psychotherapy |
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Introduction to Scientific Work |
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Theory of Science |
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Methodology of Research and Science I |
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Methodology of Research and Science II |
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Questions of Ethics |
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Framework Conditions of Psychosocial Work |
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Self-Awareness |
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Internship |
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Supervision of the Internship |
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Supervision with Mag. Sabine Feuerstein, MSs |
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Supervision with Mag. Robert Daniel Patterer |
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Supervision with Wolfgang Schüers, MSc |
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Supervision with Mag. Kristin Scharfetter, MSc |
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Final Exam |
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Registration
General Information for the Registration for Continuing Education Programmes
Participation in the university continuing education courses requires the admission as a non-degree student.