Pioneers in therapy training
Educating counsellors and psychotherapists for over 40 years.
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Applications Update
◇ Applications are open for our Post-Graduate training programmes which start in January 2022. The courses – Diploma in Supervision, MA/PGDip in Supervision and MA/PG Dip in Advanced Clinical Practice – are designed for qualified therapists and counsellors who want to expand their knowledge and practice. Book onto one of our course specific online open days to find out more.
◇ Are you interested in a career in counselling or psychotherapy? Applications are now open for our Foundation programme and Year 1 Diploma in Counselling which both start in September 2022. Visit our Courses page to find out more.
Statement of Solidarity
The Minster Centre is committed to standing in solidarity with current protests against racial injustice.
We will continue to work on creating an open dialogue with all our students and staff, as part of our commitment to allyship; to building a foundation for responsive, active learning. We see owning the impacts of white fragility, power, privilege and racial identity as within the scope of our broader intention towards the effective decolonisation of our teaching approach.
The generational, emotional, physical and embodied impact of racism can no longer be left unaddressed.
Integrative
Training
since 1978
The Minster Centre provides professional training in counselling and psychotherapy and an affordable therapy service, the MCPCS.
Founded in 1978, we are now one of the longest established and leading Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling training institutions in Europe. We cater for around 300 diploma and MA students each year, as well as offering a range of short courses, accreditation programmes and continuing professional development events.
We are proud to offer a unique perspective of psychotherapy and counselling training, as we combine a strong theoretical integrative grounding with an emphasis on the importance of experiential learning.
Contemporary Psychotherapy
Contemporary Psychotherapy, an eJournal for psychotherapists of all modalities, aims to be progressive, inquiring and creative, to encourage interactive debate with its international readership, and to address rather than avoid the possibly contentious.
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