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The Istituto di Gestalt H.C.C.. |
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The Istituto di Gestalt H.C.C.. |
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M.U.R.S.T. recognizes the Training School Presentation With Ministerial Law 9/5/94, the Minister for the Universities and for Scientific and Technological Research approved the Gestalt Therapy Training Course run by our Institute, in accordance with article 3 of Law 56/89. The background to this recognition is fifteen years devoted to training psychotherapists. In this period we fully proved the truth of Paulo Freire's observation that 'nobody educates anybody'. We cannot think of our understanding of Gestalt Therapy, of our competence as teachers and supervisors, without a sense of deep gratitude towards our students. It is their questions that have stimulated our research, making us reconsider certain assumptions with a critical eye and encouraging us to develop hitherto unexplored aspects of Gestalt Therapy. For us, being trainers has meant and still means taking-care-of-the-person of the student as an 'apprentice' of a therapeutic model which is to be assimilated and redeveloped in a personal style, which is to say in an original mediation between orthodoxy and creativity. Gestalt Therapy, in its new, well-constructed analysis of the contact between the organism and its environment, seen as the prime structuring reality of any growth, makes it possible to marry the freshness of the human relationship with a strict theoretical and clinical definition of therapy. The research we are carrying out with our group and in continuing confrontation with European and American Institutes, will be further stimulated in terms of reflection ad ascertainment in these new Training Programs. In this sense we are also confident of the
invaluable contribution of the academics and trainers whom we are happy to count
among the teaching staff at our School, and whose experience and approach
differs from our own. Our relationship with them over the years has been
characterized by respect and constructive comparison regarding the very heart of
the psychological and psychotherapeutic debate. To our students We hope that you will continue to make the
Gestalt Therapy model known, both in terms of its methodological possibilities,
which aim to bring out the artist in every student, and in terms of its
theoretical and clinical richness, which offers - first and foremost to the
therapist, and then to those s/he treats - the possibility of reopening the
blocked paths of personal growth, by restoring the ability to make full
nourishing contact with others and with the world, thus discovering or
rediscovering meaning and freshness in one's life.
The Training Program The training program consists of 2000 hours in 4 years, so divided: 200 hours of general academic theory 280 hours of theory specific to Gestalt therapy 600 hours of clinical training in group 400 hours of supervision 520 hours of clinical activity in public health services Individual psychotherapy
is requested and considered necessary in order to get the diploma. It's not
included in the amount of hours above mentioned. Admission The accredited training program accepts only students who have previously get a Master degree in Psychology or Medicine. They have to send a written request of admission to the directors of the Institute, explaining their motivation to be admitted, their previous experiences in the field of psychotherapy, their committment to research and clinical applications of psychotherapy. The Institute can accept only 30 students a year. Every year a maximum of 4 training groups can be activated, in 4 cities: Venice, Rome, Palermo, Siracuse/Ragusa. Requests of admission, together with a CV, have to be sent to the central administrative office of Ragusa: Istituto di Gestalt - H.C.C., via Virgilio, 10 - 97100 - Ragusa - Italy tel. +39-0932-682109, fax +39-0932-682227. Costs The admission fee is £. 400.000 (207 euros). To attend the accredited training program
costs £. 5.500.000 (2.841 euros) per year. It's possible to divide this cost in
4 times a year. The staff of trainers
Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb and Giovanni Salonia
Valeria Conte;
Maria Mione; Paola Aparo; Pietro Cavaleri; Elisabetta
Conte; Sebastiano Dell'Agli; Romolo Taddei; Antonio Cascio;
Giovanna Giordano; Terry Falcone; Giuseppe
Iaculo. TEACHERS Vittorio Cassì (Ragusa); Douglas Davidove (New York Institute for Gestalt Therapy - New York, U.S.A.); Piero De Franco (Aiuto Clinica Psichiatrica - Università di Messina); Bruno Di Maio (Doc. Ord. Facoltà di Ingegneria - Università di Palermo); George Downing (Dir. Internat. Institute of Body Oriented Psychotherapy - Paris); Pier Giorgio Foglio-Bonda (Villa Santa Margherita - Monte Fiascone, Viterbo); Salvatore Gaglio (Doc. Ord. Dip. di Intelligenza Artificiale - Univer. of Palermo); Antonio Ghirlanda (Aiuto Clinica Psichiatrica - Università di Messina); Erminio Gius (Dir. Dipart. di Psicologia - Univers. of Padova); Carl Hodges (New York Institute for Gestalt Therapy - New York, U.S.A.); Jutta Hommel-Schneck (Stuttgart, Germany); Edward Lynch (Southern Connecticut State University, U.S.A.); Richard Kitzler (The New York Institute for Gestalt Therapy, USA); Sonia March Nevis ( Cleveland Institute, Ohio, U.S.A.); Michael Vincent Miller (Boston, USA); Paolo Moderato (Univers. of Palermo); Bertram Müller (Institut für Gestalttherapie - Düsseldorf, Germany); Edwin Nevis (Cleveland Institute, Ohio, U.S.A.); Anna Maria Pepi (Univers, of Palermo); Clement Polacék (Università Pontificia Salesiana - Rome); Erving e Miriam Polster (Univers. of California - San Diego, U.S.A.); Luciano Rispoli (Pres. Associazione Nazionale Psicoterapia Corporea - Napoli); Jean Marie Robine (Institut Français Gestalt-Therapie - Bordeaux, France); Giovanni Salonia (Direttore Istituto di Gestalt - H.C.C.); Giuseppe Savoca (Doc. Ord. Letter. Moderna e Contemp. - Univers, of Catania); Antonio Sichera (Univers. of Catania); Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb (Direttore Istituto di Gestalt - H.C.C.); Sandro Spinsanti (Doc. di Bioetica Facoltà di Medicina - Univers. of Firenze); Maria Vittoria Turra (Aiuto II Cattedra di Psichiatria - Univers. of Napoli); Joseph Zinker (Cape Code, USA).
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