An Introduction to Working as a Practitioner Psychologist

Course Overview

This face-to-face interactive workshop is ideal for doctoral and stage 2 students, and those new to practice across psychology, psychotherapy and other talking therapy approaches. This workshop will introduce you to key skills needed to work as a practitioner psychologist working privately or in academic settings.  

The workshop includes: 

• How to conduct an intake with a client 
• How to do a needs analysis/assessment of a client 
• How to approach case formulation  
• The process of intervention design 
• Monitoring, evaluation and ending an intervention 
• Reflecting as a practitioner 
• Understanding risks and ethical considerations 
   

By the end of this training you will: 

• be able to understand the journey of working with a client in private or academic practice 
• be able to identify key risks and ethical considerations 
• tools and templates which you can use in future practice 
• understand the importance of the therapeutic relationship 

You will be provided with: 

• access to case-studies  
• support from highly skilled and experienced HCPC Registered practitioner psychologists 
• copies of any slides or materials provided  
• templates to be adapted and used in your own practice 
• refreshments and catering throughout the day 

Please note: this training is designed to support practitioners in understanding the skills required, and the process of working as a practitioner with clients in non-clinical settings. This training will not deliver intervention training. 

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We have a selection of research method workshops available covering topics within data analysis and behavioural changes- all offered as interactive, face-to-face workshops. Please see below for more information.