Developing Human Potential Programmes
Certificate in Jungian Psychology with Art Therapy
Programme Location: |
Clonmel* |
*Provision of this programme is subject to viable registered student numbers
This course mixes experiential with the theoretical in a venture that combines Jungian Psychology with Art Therapy. By using methods such as art-making, journaling and dream interpretation we shall engage creatively with psyche in a journey that promises to be both fascinating and educational.
Through experiential learning, the participant will get to know Jung’s model of the psyche and how to apply such insights in everyday life. For those in the healing professions, the course should enrich and enliven their existing skills. The Jungian approach is also especially suited to those with an artistic streak and for practicing artists seeking to discover new ways of creative working. Prior art experience is not necessary. This is a first in Ireland, and is being supported by prominent Irish ‘Jungians’ and by professional Art Therapists.
The Trainers:
At present, the Jungian Psychology trainers include Benig Mauger, Bill Callanan, Máirín Ní Nualáin and Mathew Mather. Art Therapist trainers still to be confirmed.
Benig is a Jungian psychotherapist, a writer, lecturer and pioneer in pre- and perinatal psychology (her latest book is Love in a Time of Broken Heart – Healing from Within). Bill is a Jungian psychotherapist and is a lecturer at Milltown Institute where he has taught courses on Soul and Psyche, and Individuation and the Bible. Máirín is a Jungian analyst, a group analyst and a psychiatrist. She lectures on Jung to the M.Sc course in psychotherapy at Dublin City University. Mathew (course leader) is presently in his 4th year of PhD studies at the University of Essex, where he is researching Jung and alchemy.
Programme Aims:
• A theoretical and experiential understanding of relevant concepts.
• Exposure to the application of such concepts to dreams, images etc.
• Ability to apply such concepts in the form of written work and a presentation.
• Use Jungian psychology and Art therapy for personal growth.
Programme Structure:
This is a 14 day programme, leading to a Certificate in Jungian Psychology with Art Therapy awarded by Tipperary Institute, worth 10 ECTS credits (European Credit Transfer System). Students will also have in the region of 100 hours of self learning (art-making, journaling, reading, research and writing). Twelve of the 14 days are on Fridays. The remaining two days take place on Saturdays. Start time is 9:30 and end time is 17:00 for fridays. Course is scheduled to run end September 2010 to beginning December 2010.
Programme Outline: (Subject to Change)
Module 1: History, Theory and Context (4 Fridays) |
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25th Sep 2010 |
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2nd Oct 2010 |
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9th Oct 2010 |
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16th Oct 2010 |
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Module 2: Symbols, Synchronicity and Dreams(4 Fridays) |
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23rd Oct 2010 |
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30th Oct 2010 |
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6th Nov 2010 |
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13th Nov 2010 |
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Module 3: Jung and Spirituality (4 Fridays) |
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20th Nov 2010 |
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27th Nov 2010 |
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4th Dec 2010 |
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11th Dec 2010 |
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Module 4: Presentations/Workshops (2 Staurdays) |
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28th Nov 2010 |
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5th Dec 2010 |
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Entry Requirements:
There are no formal entry requirements. Candidates are required to complete an application form and may be invited for an interview. The purpose of the interview is to determine your readiness for the program and suitability of the program for your needs. Closing date for applications is 20th August 2010.
Award:
On successful completion of the programme, graduates will be awarded a Certificate in Jungian Psychology with Art Therapy by Tipperary Institute. This programme is offered at NQF (National Qualifications Framework) Level 5 and carries 10 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System).
Programme Fee:
The programme fee is €750.
FÁS funding may be available for this programme
Programme Location:
Tipperary Institute, Clonmel Campus.
Programme Dates:
The programme will start late September 2010 and will finish early December 2010.
Information:
For further information and an application form, contact the Rural Development Department at:
| Tel: 0504 28459 | Email: cdhp@tippinst.ie | |
| Fax: 0504 28111 |
