Official Master's Degree in General Health Psychology and Experiential Psychotherapy and Therapy Humanistic focused on Emotion
Master
In Madrid (Spain)
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Description
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Type
Master
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Location
Madrid (Spain)
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Duration
2 Years
Following the passing of regulations in our country concerning health psychology, the Master's Degree in General Health Psychology has become an essential requisite to work as a psychologist in the field of health, carrying out assessments, research and interventions with the aim of promoting and improving people's health.
This Master's program from Comillas Pontifical University stands out from the rest since its learning outcomes include intervention strategies concerning psychological problems from different psychology theory perspectives (systemic, humanistic, cognitive-behavioral and psycho-dynamic), in order to be able to make proposals on the therapeutic course of action that best suits the situation in hand. Given the wide range of lines of treatment available, this Master's Degree has been allocated 120 ECTS credits.
The program focuses on the professional activity, which is why the subjects taught provide expertise in areas such as the development of the therapeutic process, with special emphasis on the different work methods applied depending on the chosen therapeutic path, psychopathology, psychological treatment according to various individual and relational problems or intervention in chronic health problems. Alongside these scopes of application, the students acquire core knowledge on health psychology and research skills.
In the second year, the Master's program offers a wide range of optional subjects. These optional subjects can be structured through one of the specialization study plans out of the three on offer: family therapy, humanistic psychotherapy and cognitive behavioral intervention with children.
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About this course
This Master's program aims to provide applied, advanced and specialized training to enable professionals to intervene in the field of health psychology, while also covering research and development of critical and reflective thinking.
The Master's is intended for holders of a Bachelor's or Licentiate Degree in Psychology wishing to acquire the skills required to carry out assessments, diagnoses and interventions in the field of health psychology, also wishing to do so from a varied theoretical perspective that takes into account different, empirically verified approaches.
Candidates must hold a Bachelor's or Licentiate Degree in Psychology (having been awarded at least 90 credits of health subjects), have a solid academic record and a high level of English.
Following submission of the admission application form along with the required documents, the candidate will be asked to attend an interview in which their profile will be assessed to see whether it matches the conditions required to successfully study this Master's program.
First admission period for the Master's Degree in General Health Psychology: March 17 - May 30.
Second admission period for the Master's Degree in General Health Psychology: June 1 - September 5.
Along with these sessions, supervised internships will be conducted, combining work sessions on various clinical and health issues with individual and group supervision sessions to expand on the work that they have carried out.
Our teaching methods are eminently practical and based on case-based learning and internship in the field of health and health intervention.
The supervised internships represent 30 ECTS and are held in the University internship center (UNINPSI) as well as in several other institutions. The activities conducted as part of the internship module include among others: intervention in health psychology problems, development of psycho-educational workshops, psychotherapeutic assessment, and intervention and monitoring of interventions already conducted.
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Subjects
- Psychology
- Health Psychology
- Psychotherapy
- Healthcare
- Regulations
- Cognitive behavioral
- Understanding psychopathology and health
- Evidence-based psychology
- Clinical psycho-pharmacology
- Therapy Humanistic focused on Emotion
Course programme
SUBJECT
Evidence-based psychology
Research design and evaluation in health psychology
Research on specific approaches relating to health psychology
Child and adolescent psychopathology
Common factors of the therapeutic process
Therapeutic process: Specific aspects of different approaches
Integrated programs of intervention in cases of severe mental disorders
Clinical psycho-pharmacology
Clinical psycho-dynamic psychotherapy with children and adolescents
Stress and health
Psychology in the healthcare context: prevention and promotion of community healthcare
Psycho-dynamic intervention in health psychology
Cognitive behavioral intervention in mood-relating disorders
Cognitive-behavioral treatment of anxiety disorders
Introduction to therapy focused on emotion
Gestalt therapy in adult intervention
Psychological intervention in chronic health problems
Systemic family intervention in child and adolescent issues
Systemic family intervention techniques
Group intervention techniques in health psychology
Role Playing techniques in psychotherapy
Constructivist, narrative and new-generation psychotherapy
Supervised Internship I
Supervised Internship II
Supervised Internship III
Final Master's Project or Dissertation
Humanistic Psychotherapy
Experiential humanistic model of the human being
Understanding psychopathology and health from the humanistic model
Empathic tuning and the intention to give an experiential response
Gestalt group therapy
Skills to develop and maintain a therapeutic alliance
Experiential focusing
Family therapy
Intervention in sexual and relationship problems
The life cycle and family transitions
Culture, gender and family
Brief systemic intervention
Intervention contexts
Cognitive behavioral intervention with children
Current tools of cognitive behavioral assessment and diagnosis
Diagnosis and cognitive behavioral intervention on attention problems
Cognitive behavioral approach to infant-adolescent behavioral problems
Cognitive-behavioral intervention in cases of addiction
Cognitive behavioral intervention in eating disorders
Official Master's Degree in General Health Psychology and Experiential Psychotherapy and Therapy Humanistic focused on Emotion
*Indicative price
Original amount in EUR:
6,950 €
-
Natural Beauty Training Academy
Short course Online£ 3,500 £ 4,500 VAT exempt -
Faculty of Health & Social Sciences - Uni of Bedfordshire
Master Distance LearningPrice on request -
School of Natural Health Sciences
Course Distance LearningPrice on request -
BCNH - UK College of Nutrition & Health
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Faculty of Health & Social Sciences - Uni of Bedfordshire
Master Distance LearningPrice on request -
South Worcestershire College
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Weymouth College
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