DIRECTOR

Matias E. Salgado, BSc(Hons), Clinical Psychologist

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LANGUAGE OF THE COURSE

Spanish

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GENERAL OBJECTIVES

The purpose of this course is to allow students to have an introduction to Level Method therapy (MOL), both through familiarization of the contents of Perceptual Control Theory (PCT) -the theory behind MOL- as through the practice of MOL by means of questions in the interaction with others.

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

1. Understand the principles of control, conflict and reorganization

2. Acquire curiosity-based interrogation skills to further the two goals of MOL therapy of allowing the patient to speak freely about their problems and notice disruptions in such a way as to broaden the patient's awareness.

 

COURSE ORGANIZATION

The course is organized in 16 thematic units (15 + evaluation) that are developed in 4 meetings of 4 hours per month, or in 11 meetings of 1.5 hours per week.

 

WORKING MODE

The course will include theoretical content, but will have a mainly practical focus with the aim of facilitating the exercise and learning of the two objectives of MOL.

 

EXAM MODALITY

Final work presentation: Live or done at home (optional at the student's decision).

 

DESTINED TO

Psychologist / s, Physicians, University Nurses and other licensed health professionals. Advanced psychology students. Especially aimed at professionals who are interested in better understanding people and their psychological suffering, in the study of transdiagnostic approaches and in the treatment of patients in an innovative way from an approach that places "control" as a central psychological process. The training is open to professionals of all orientations and schools in psychology, who seek to have a greater awareness of their interventions and whose horizon is to provide greater control to the patient over the therapeutic process.

 

TOTAL LENGTH:

8hs of CLASS AND 8hs PRACTICE + 8 OF HOME PRACTICE = 24hs

Digital certificates of approval of the course are delivered.

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