IGA AdminDiploma in Groupwork Practice (Glasgow)
The Course
This one-year Diploma course follows on from the Foundation Course. It can be a further stand-alone course or it can be considered as Year 2 of the Group Analytic Qualifying Course, should successful students wish to apply for further training with the IGA.
Group Analysis is a powerful therapeutic medium that focuses on the relationship between the individual and the group, emphasising the social nature of the human experience.
This is an advanced introduction to the theory and practice of group work, which can lead to Group Work Practitioner Status and Associate Membership of the IGA. It is also a compulsory entry requirement for full training as a Group Analyst.
Diploma Entry requirements:
IGA Foundation Course or equivalent training
1st degree or entry essay
Set up and convene a group to present at the Work Reflection Group (WRG) (type of group to be agreed with the Course Convenor)
Pre-course discussion with members of the Training Committee.
Types of groups suitable to meet course requirements.
A wide range of groups are acceptable for the purposes of the Diploma. Groups may take place in, for example, health, social care, community and in the wider spectrum of workplace settings. The suitability of the group should be discussed with the Course Convenor before applying for the course. Some of the issues to be considered will include the frequency of the group, stability of the membership, the nature of the student’s role within the group and ethical issues.
Structure of Work Reflection Group (WRG)
The WRG typically consists of up to 6 students and a supervisor. Students take turns to present their work with the group that they have chosen to run, and this is discussed by the WRG from a group analytic perspective. Time is allowed for reflection on the process of the WRG itself. There is typically a minimum of 5 hours per student over the year for presentation and assessment.
National Learning Experience
This three-day event will provide an opportunity to explore some areas of the curriculum in greater depth and provide an extended experience of working together in various groups with students from across the country, (venue and date TBC usually end of April).
Assessment
° 1 trial essay
° 2 essays - 1 theoretical, 1 reflective practice
° Work Reflection Group Supervisor’s report
° Workplace Supervisor's report where relevant
Personal Therapy
Personal therapy within an analytic psychotherapy group is a requirement of the course and is incorporated within the course weekends and included in the fees.
Course Details
The course runs over 10 block weekends commencing September 2022 to June 2023 on Friday evenings through to Sunday afternoons. Attendance at The National Learning Event Weekend which, regulations permitting will be face-to-face, is compulsory (accommodation and travel not included in course fees).
Venue: Garnethill Centre
28 Rose Street
Glasgow G3 6RE
Scotland
Dates:
September 9-11th 2022
October 7-9th 2022
November 11-13th 2022
December 9-11th 2022
January 6-8th 2023
February 3-5th 2023
March 3-5th 2023
31st March-2nd April 2023
May 5-7th 2023
June 2-4th 2023
Course Fee:
Early Bird Fee: £5,750.00
(Available for registrants who pay before 31/07/22)
Standard Fee: £5,850.00
Fees include all therapy and attendance at the NLE. Accommodation, travel and subsistence for the NLE to be separately funded by the student.
Registration fee: £250 (included in course fee and non-refundable)
Download and complete the application form:
Glasgow Diploma Application Form 22-23
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and return it to Tina Marfo, Senior Training Administrator,training@groupanalysis-uk.co.uk
Deadline for applications: 31st July 2022
Glasgow DC 2022-23_FLYER
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Contact
Catherine Dunnet, Glasgow Courses Convenor:
GlasgowFCConvenor@groupanalysis-uk.co.uk
Tina Marfo,
Course Administrator: Training@groupanalysis- uk.co.uk