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2010 International Certification Program
in Schema Therapy
Because Dr. Young is on sabbatical for most of 2009, the next training program will begin in January, 2010.
Please click on either of the links below to download a detailed description of the 2010 International Training Program, including fees and dates, as a Microsoft Word file. (One file is for letter size paper in the US; the other is for A4 paper internationally.)
Please click on either link below to download an Application Form for the 2010 International Training Program (in Microsoft Word format).
Program Overview
The Schema Therapy Institute of New York is pleased to announce the International Certification Program in Schema Therapy. This long-distance program provides intensive, individualized training over a one or two-year period, leading to a diploma documenting that the candidate is certified as a Schema Therapist at the Advanced Level. Certification is through the International Society for Schema Therapy (ISST).
The curriculum includes a series of workshops in New York City conducted in English, weekly or bi-weekly supervision sessions (by telephone or in-person) in English or in other languages for which we have experienced supervisors, readings, and periodic reviews and ratings of patient audio or video recordings. The training, under the direction of Jeffrey Young, Ph.D., is conducted by our senior faculty of supervisors with extensive experience in schema therapy. This training program will be conducted in cooperation with other certified schema therapy training programs throughout the world.
The International Certification Program in Schema Therapy is appropriate for experienced mental health professionals from all over the world, and is open to professionals with doctoral or master's level degrees in mental health fields (or the equivalent in each country). Applicants should have intermediate or advanced levels of general psychotherapy experience; have attended at least 4 days of workshops in Schema Therapy; and have read "Schema Therapy: A Practitioner's Guide." Additional criteria for admission are described in the detailed decription. Admission is competitive.