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Master’s Degree in Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy / Academic year 2008-2009

1. Master’s Degree in Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy.
Degree granted by the Universitat de Girona.

2. Master’s Degree in Psychoanalytical Psychotherapy Improvement.

Recognized by the “European Federation of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy” (AEPP) and by the Federación Espanola de Asociaciones de Psicoterapeutas (FEAP) [Spanish Federation of Psychotherapy Associations]

Recognized as programs of Public Health Interest by the Public Health Department of the Generalitat de Catalunya.

The members of this association are psychology and medical graduates and doctors trained in psychoanalytic psychotherapy who have proved their value both in theory and in practice before the commission that qualifies according to the criteria established by the European Federation for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy..

This association was legally set up in 1986 with the aim to improve both private and public Mental Health, attending children, adolescents and adults individually, or families, couples, groups and organizations.

To meet this objective the ACPP encourages the continuing education of its members and the training of new psychoanalytic psychotherapists developing research on theoretical aspects and the applications in clinical practice and techniques. Thus they can offer society a wide scope of possibilities of knowledge and treatment from the psychoanalytic field of thought. For this reason the ACPP maintains a service that aids the contact between available professionals and the public who require this specialized attention.

Is for these reason that the ACPP maintains a service that puts in contact the professionals with availability and the public that requires of this attention specialized.

The ACPP is a member of the European Federation of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy. It is also the founder of the Spanish Association of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy (AEPP) and the Spanish Federation of Psychotherapist Associations (FEAP).

The ACPP elects its Consell Directiu every four years. The current council was elected last June 5, 2008* and consists of:

Promote the permanent training of its members
Ensure that there are available therapists amongst its members to attend the demands of the community
Encourage the exchange with other areas of knowledge

The ACPP have four basic areas:

1. Promote the permanent training of its members
2. The School for the training of Psychotherapists
3. The Magazine of the ACPP.
4. The Cientific Investigation

The financement of the ACPP is covered by:

1. The monthly fees of the associates.
2. The fees for the continued training activities, which are variable.

Members

The members of the association have different levels of training, which determine the different categories of associates:

a) Associates
b) Full Rights
c) Members
d) Honorary
e) Collaborators
f) Students
g) Senior

The ACPP is organised in three sections. Each Section delegate contributes the conclusions, concerns, aspirations, etc. in the meetings called periodically by the Spanish Association of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy.

Within the ACPP each of these Sections is organised as a commission that meets every month to study a given scientific subject. This meeting is open to all members who may be interested.

The delegation...
For the Children and Adolescent Section is presently Josefina López.
For the Adult Section is presently Carmen Largo
For the Group Section is presently Montserrat Martínez del Pozo

EFPP
European Federation for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

The ACPP is a member of the EFPP through its three sections. At present the site of this association is Luxemburg and it is in charge of bringing together associations of psychoanalytic psychotherapists from around Europe. Its president is Serge Fritz.

For more information you may refer to www.efpp.org

The ACPP pays attention to people, families, couples and groups and also institutions and other collectivities that need advice, explanations or treatment.
It also gives information about the recognised competent professionals, to avoid problems of infiltration or wrong practice.

To ask more information, it is necessary to contact the ACPP .

In order to become an Associate Member of the ACPP it is required to be a physician or a psychologist with training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy in the school of the ACPP or another school recognised by the ACPP.

Currículum Model:

1. Personal data | 2 . Diplomas | 3. Post degree training | 4. Knowledge of languages | 5. Tasks and institutions | 6. Private tasks | 7. Publications | 8. Types of experience realised in psychotherapy | 9. Supervisions | 10. Linking with professional and other associations | 11. Personal treatments | 12. Teaching experience.

The following is evaluated:

a) Number of years performing the activity
b) Professors with whom theoretical, technical and clinical training has been performed
c) Approximate number of hours invested in every activity
d) If there is little experience in the field of clinical work the number of patients should also be specified
e) Experience in the work with children, adolescents, adults or groups
f) Attach supporting documents (photocopies) and two small-sized photographs