Coherence Therapy

The art & science of lasting change

Coherence Therapy

Training & Certification Program


Introductory Dyad Practicum Sign-Up

 

Introductory Dyad Practicum (IDP) consists of two 90-minute training sessions in which two trainees meet with a Certified Trainer via teleconference video to do two practice sessions of Coherence Therapy with real-time coaching.

 

Each trainee experiences being the therapist once and the client once.  The purpose of IDP is to provide an initial experience of Coherence Therapy for therapists, counselors, or clinical graduate students who have an introductory-level familiarity with it from readings or an introductory presentation.

 

A recording of each IDP session may be made by each of the two trainees via Zoom on their own computer.  The Trainer also records the session for the confidential archive of the Coherence Psychology Institute.  INFORMED CONSENT: By submitting this request for IDP, (a) you are granting permission for the other trainee to record each session, and (b) you are agreeing to protect the strict confidentiality of the recordings that you make, which means you agree they are solely for your own private viewing or listening and you agree not to share, post, or distribute the recordings in any way whatsoever.  Listening to your IDP session recordings enhances learning significantly.

 

TUITION FEE: INTRODUCTORY DYAD PRACTICUM

 

US$245

 

CANCELLATIONS/REFUNDS:  You may cancel your enrollment in Introductory Dyad Practicum and receive a refund until 10 days prior to the first of the scheduled meetings.  Your refund will be the tuition you paid minus a US$75 processing fee.  To cancel, send an email titled "Cancelling Introductory Dyad Practicum" to training.pgm@coherenceinstitute.org.

 

MINIMUM PREREQUISITES
for participating in Introductory Dyad Practicum

Participation is only for mental health professionals or clinical graduate students who have an introductory-level familiarity with the methodology of Coherence Therapy from readings or an introductory presentation.

You must already have a basic understanding of:
•  production of symptoms by emotional learnings outside of awareness
•  working experientially

Requirements for graduate students:
•  Current enrollment in a graduate clinical or counseling program
•  Completion of a graduate course in Foundational Clinical Skills or Applied
    Clinical Skills (basic skills of empathic listening, emotional attunement,
    communication of accurate empathy, creating trust, creating a working
    alliance)
•  Having a setting in which you can use Coherence Therapy with current
    clients, a setting in which clients are seen under formal supervision

 
 
By clicking Submit below, you are registering to participate in Introductory Dyad Practicum.

  • •  We will contact you for scheduling and to provide a link for tuition payment as soon as a suitable dyad partner is available.  Your two IDP sessions will typically be scheduled one or two weeks apart.
•  If this is your first enrollment in the Coherence Therapy training program, after payment of tuition you will also receive a Welcome Packet with all needed information.

 
Full name
Email address
Telephone numberb
License (psychologist, LCSW, MFT, LPC, LMHC, NCAC, ...)

 

Mailing address:

 

Please list the weekdays and exact time windows (in your local time zone) when you are typically available for sessions (not specific dates), and also how far in advance you need to schedule.

 

Prior experience with Coherence Therapy (include any previous trainings, workshops attended, consultations, readings, and the extent of your use of Coherence Therapy in your practice):

 

Do you intend to pursue Certification? (For minimum requirements for requesting a certification review, click here.)

 

All fields must be filled in.

Clicking Submit below is your definite commitment

to participate in an Introductory Dyad Practicum.

 

No payment of tuition is needed at this time.

We will contact you to arrange scheduling

and will send a link for tuition payment in email.