Common factors in psychotherapy (25 hours)
Welcome!
So you are looking for a course on common factors in psychotherapy? Then you've come to the right place! (You can find the outline for this course here or scroll down to see what it covers).
This course was designed specifically for anyone who plans to apply for a psychotherapy permit as per Bill 21, in order to practice psychotherapy in Quebec (we had this course pre-approved by the Order of psychologists of Quebec). If on the other hand you don't plan on practicing in Quebec and just want to learn about common factors in psychotherapy, then guess what... you are also in the right place!
This course is open to anyone wanting to learn about common factors in psychotherapy, common factor and contextual models amongst other things. If you are in Quebec, you surely know that a Bill was passed to regulate the practice of psychotherapy. This Bill, often referred to as Bill 21, states that to practice psychotherapy in Quebec, psychotherapists must meet a number of very specific requirements. It is available entirely online; as such you can complete it wherever and whenever you want.
The registration fee includes all applicable taxes. Our GST number is 82873 8880 RT0001. Our PST number is 1218616310.
Refunds are not possible, unfortunately, because of the agreement with our online platform provider.
I hope you have fun going through this course. If you have any questions, please email me at drapeau@medipsy.ca
Dr. Martin Drapeau, Ph.D., psychologist
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17 Lessons
Introduction
Welcome!
Why common factors?
Common factors, the contextual model, and the approach of this course
What makes psychotherapy work?
Compare and contrast the medical and contextual models of psychotherapy.
Exploring the common factors
What makes the alliance so important?
How important is empathy?
Do clients need to have a rationale for the work?
Do I have to like my clients?
How real is real enough?
It's quizzzzz time!
Do they have to tell me everything?
Do clients have to express emotion?
What about hope?
Does practice make perfect in therapy?
Therapist effects
Does it matter who the therapist is?
Extra-therapeutic factors
What about all those hours clients are not in session?
You're almost done!
Key takeaways
