The International certification from the Anne Ancelin Schützenberger International School of Transgenerational Therapy includes leading-edge theory, practice, intervision and supervision. The teaching modules provide in-depth insight and the most effective, evidence-based strategies which can be immediately implemented in your professional practice. This comprehensive training program with its theoretical framework and experiential format is presented in weekend modules.
The training program is designed to give an opportunity for personal exploration and professional development in a safe and supportive environment. The Training, held by Manuela Maciel and Leandra Perrotta, will demonstrate the original psychogenealogical approach created by the Founder of the School, Prof. Anne Ancelin Schützenberger, as well as a multi-disciplinary approach to transgenerational therapy. Participants will have the opportunity of both experiencing and practicing Transgenerational therapy tools and techniques.
Family legacies play a direct role in the formation of emotional symptoms and can cause repetitive patterns of behaviour such as the “anniversary syndrome” or “invisible loyalty” which are repeated from one generation to the next. Future generations preserve their loyalty and deal with unfinished business by accommodating to dysfunctional patterns in the family of origin and re-enacting similar life scripts.
The topics addressed in our training range from the conceptual framework of Psychogenealogy, to the latest theory on trauma, resilience and post-traumatic growth. Other Transgenerational topics covered are the practice of healing rituals, One-to-one Psychodrama, Group Psychodrama, Psychodrama on the Table, Sociodrama, Sociometry, Dream work, as well as Expressive and Body Therapeutic methods and techniques. Clinical tools and techniques, taught during the training, include the theory and practice of the Genosociogram, the Transgenerational Atom, Incognito Auxiliaries and other expressive tools.
Criteria for entering the Certification Process in Psychogenealogy and Transgenerational Therapy
The CPTT program is open to accredited psychologists, psychotherapists, psychiatrists and mental health professionals. Candidates who do not possess these qualifications, but have comparable international qualifications, equivalent clinical experience, or experiential training, can apply to the Anne Ancelin Schützenberger International School of Transgenerational Therapy for an entry requirements waiver.
If you are interested in joining the training please fill up the attached application form and send it to: psychogenealogy@gmail.com
The Certificate of Practitioner in Psychogenealogy and Transgenerational Therapy (CPTT) is awarded to those who have mastered core skills and competencies in Psychogenealogy and Transgenerational Therapy. The CPTT certifies the knowledge of Psychogenealogy and Transgenerational Therapy and the application of methods, tools and techniques within one’s professional scope of practice and competence.
Benefits of Certification
In the course of CPTT Certification, you will gain:
- Personal awareness and transformation
- Professional recognition
- Clinical expertise
- Inclusion in an international network of Transgenerational therapists and like-minded
- professionals
- Opportunities for continuing education and supervision
- Visibility on the International Directory of Certified Practitioners. Your contact information and bios will be published on the School Website: www.psychogenealogy.org
Certification Process
- Submission of application for registration. Application questions can be found on the last page of this document. It should be sent to psychogenealogy@gmail.com
- Participation in a Transgenerational Workshop with Manuela Maciel or Leandra Perrotta.
- Participation in 84 hours of teaching both theory and practice, online.
- Participation in small Intervision groups to practice and discuss transgenerational work for at least 40 hours. Intervision may be done on Zoom. Practicing with like-minded individuals in a safe and caring small group provides a sturdy pillar of support for your professional development.
- Participation in a closed and private Facebook group with the whole group to foster a sense of community and to serve as a guidepost on your transgenerational journey. Active participation will help integrate your practice in the context of your personal and professional life.
- Practical Transgenerational Therapy Work for the final paper (at least 24 hours).
- Supervision with one of the School Supervisors for at least five sessions to discuss your practical transgenerational work in preparation for the final paper. Supervision can be done on Zoom. A list of supervisors will be provided by the School. Sessions last for 50 minutes.
- Submission of a final paper presenting a case history (between 10 and 15 pages long), a Genosociogram, and a theoretical framework of Transgenerational Therapy.
Requirements For Certification
The program amounts to a total of 165 training hours towards the certificate and it includes the following: Transgenerational Therapy Workshop (12 hours), First Module (14 hours), Second Module (14 hours), Third Module (14 hours), Fourth Module (14 hours), Fifth Module (14 hours), Sixth Module, (14 hours), Practical Transgenerational Therapy Work (24 hours), Supervision (5 hours) and Intervision (40 hours).
Certification will take place upon completion of 165 training hours and presentation of a final written paper presenting a case history, as well as demonstration of knowledge and competence in Transgenerational Therapy tools and techniques.
Attendance
Required attendance for certification is 85% of the teaching modules. You are required to attend a minimum of 10 days out of 12 in order to be certified.
Recordings of theoretical sessions will take place and will be available for consultation by the students. No recording of experiential work will take place due to confidentiality.
