Working with Eating Disorders

A specialised program is training that:

1. Deepens knowledge in a specific field (for example: trauma work, body therapy, child psychotherapy, supervision, crisis states, etc.),
   
   
2. Adds practical skills for working with particular cases,
   
   
3. Is often part of a professional development path or an extension of the main therapeutic education.

The volume of a Specialised Program is no less than 120 academic hours.

The specialised program is designed for practising therapists. These may be therapists currently in training, therapists who have already completed training but want to gain special professional knowledge in the program’s subject.

Participants also receive personal experience, as in a thematic program, but here they work in a circle of therapists on the specified topics. Therapists receive supervision on a designated topic – not general supervision of their work, but focused on the particular aspects addressed in this program.

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.

If the dates of seminars overlap, priority is always given to the seminar of the main Gestalt therapist training program.

If the date of the specialised program exam coincides with a seminar of the main program, priority is given to the exam, but only with prior approval from the program leader. Such a request must be submitted by the head of the specialised program.

Exception: If a participant began studying in a specialised or thematic program earlier and only later decided to join the main training program (at any stage of specialisation, even right after the first seminar), priority is given to the program that was started first.

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.

Yes. After successful completion of the Specialised Program and certification, the participant receives an official document:

• Students enrolled in the Professional Gestalt Therapist Training Program (Level II), as well as practising psychologists and related professionals (pedagogy with specialisation in psychology, sociology, and medicine), receive a MIGIS Professional Certificate. It states that the participant has mastered methods and techniques corresponding to the profile of the program, with an indication of the number of hours and topics.
  
  
• Other participants who do not meet the above criteria receive a Certificate of Participation, which also specifies the number of training hours and topics studied.