Training of Gestalt therapists

To study at our institute, you need to have a diploma of higher education in psychology, medicine, or a document of professional retraining in the speciality “psychologist”.

If you do not yet have a state diploma in the relevant speciality, you may start studying at the MIGIS Institute in parallel with obtaining the required education at a state institution, or complete the necessary academic difference, if such an option is available.

If the basic psychological education is obtained later, deferred certification is possible — no later than two years after completing the full training program at the MIGIS Institute.

Yes. You can attend one seminar of the program to make sure that your choice is correct and that you want to continue training.

Payment is made for the entire seminar, regardless of the number of hours attended.

Our institute accepts students from other institutes after completion of Level I, provided they have a certificate.
 If a student wishes to transfer to our institute, they must provide a document confirming the number of seminars completed in Level I. In such a case, coordination and integration into training are arranged individually.

At our institute, all conditions are created for each student to develop their private practice. Additionally, every student may become part of the team of the Institute of Gestalt Therapy and Art.

Gestalt therapy is a branch of psychotherapy aimed at working with mentally healthy individuals. Gestalt therapists may work with people who have mental health disorders, but only in collaboration with psychiatrists and in specialised medical institutions.
 Therefore, individuals with mental health disorders are not admitted to this program.

The price on the website is given per 1 seminar.
 Payment can be made directly on the website if there is a “BUY” button, or if there is a “REGISTER” button, the method of payment is discussed with the program manager.

All MIGIS trainers adhere to the Code of Ethics and Professional Practice of the Psychotherapist.

They are responsible to the client for confidentiality, safety, and respect for autonomy.