Process Work Audergon - Training and diploma

Training and Diploma Programs in Process Work or Process Oriented Psychology

Process Work training opportunities are available worldwide. Many seminars are open to the public.

Diploma Programs, degree programs, and other training courses, correspond to regional diversity and requirements, as well as international standards and shared values of IAPOP, International Association of Process Oriented Psychology.

UK training and Diploma Program Research Society for Process Oriented Psychology www.rspopuk.com

Arlene and Jean-Claude Audergon are co-founders of RSPOPUK. The training organisation is accredited with UKCP, the United Kingdom Council of Psychotherapy.
RSPOPUK training takes place in London and other locations across the UK. Most seminars are open to the public. Seminars are facilitated.

RSPOPUK offers a Foundation year and four-year Diploma programme, accredited by UKCP, in Process Oriented Psychology. More info about the Diploma programme is available at www.rspopuk.com.

Audergon seminars take place in London and internationally. See also seminars held in London or UK with our visiting international colleagues, Max & Ellen Schuepbach, Jan Dworkin, Gary Reiss, Julie Diamond & Lee Spark Jones. Every year or two years, Arny and Amy Mindell, the originators of Process Oriented Psychology, try to come to London to offer a seminar about their current work (for more information contact us)

RSPOPUK training activities are facilitated by UK faculty and visiting international teachers, and local phase II students under supervision. You can find a programme of all Process Work activities on www.rspopuk.com. Or contact us for a hard copy of the RSPOPUK programme.

Intensive Courses in Europe

Led by the Audergons, UK and European-wide 7 day student mini-Intensive courses have taken place in London, in the mountains of Les Granges Switzerland, and by the sea in Brac Croatia. See agenda or contact us for information about upcoming student Intensive courses

IAPOP International Association of Process Oriented Psychology

IAPOP is the International Association of Process Oriented Psychology practitioners, to support shared training standards internationally, as well as supporting the regional character of training programmes. It also supports research and application of Process Work, as well as communication about Process Work and the fields in which we work, with related professions and the public. Together with a few colleagues, Arlene and Jean-Claude initiated and supported the development of IAPOP in its early years. We also hosted the first IAPOP conference London, April 2007.

Training centers and Diploma Programs in Process Oriented Psychology internationally

There are programs and/or centres of training in: Australia, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Japan, India, Israel, Ireland, New Zealand, Poland, Russia, Slovakia, Switzerland, UK and the USA. Find a contact list of local and international training programs at www.iapop.com or contact us for a referral

The Portland Institute offers a four year Diploma program in Process Work; and MA in Conflict Facilitation. The Process Work Institute in Portland also offers an annual Intensive course open to participants worldwide. For further information visit www.processwork.org

Process Work Training

	requires capacity and will to be self-directed and engaged with one's development and learning as well as with the dynamic local and international learning communities.

	involves training seminars, intensives, mini-intensives, peer-learning, supervision, personal sessions, multi-cultural awareness, placements, research, dissertation and exams

	is interactive with with diverse community process experiences involving instructors and learners at all levels of the educational system

	is face to face in small and large groups, with hands-on training as well as theoretical education

	involves connecting to other psychological approaches, programs, universities, businesses, social action networks, spiritual organizations and governments

	is pro-diversity and understands financial diversity

	is a training unto itself, and/or can be taken as an extension of other psychotherapeutic training, such as Jungian, Gestalt, body work trainings, social action, social work and political programs, organizational development and medical trainings

	includes ongoing personal therapy and supervision, vital to learning and application (Note: The Diploma programme is not intended as a therapy, but to train therapists and facilitators)

	There is interface between training programmes internationally - you can register in one program and are encouraged and occasionally required to attend trainings and workshops internationally to learn the intricacies of privilege, rank in cross-cultural diversity awareness.