Director of Studies – Cathy Lasher

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A 3 year part-time training leading to a Diploma and MSc degree in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy, which will provide you with automatic registration with UKCP and a qualification to practice as a psychotherapist.

Validated by Middlesex University

with optional Diploma in TA Psychotherapeutic Counselling

Metanoia Institute's TA psychotherapy qualification provides an in-depth training for those planning to take up a career as a psychotherapist. The course takes place over four years, with twenty days of training (ten weekends) each year. The course includes theoretical input, skills training, personal development and practical experience of working with clients. As well as following the clinical diploma route, students on this course can at the same time, opt to gain the MSc in TA psychotherapy, awarded by Middlesex University.

Students in the third year and above, can also opt to take the Metanoia Institute Clinical Diploma in TA Therapeutic Counselling, which is gained via additional study days and a written and oral examination.

Students graduate from the TA psychotherapy course through successful completion of the Certified Transactional Analysis (CTA) examination, which is accredited by the European Association of Transactional Analysis (EATA). This course is also accredited by the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP).

This programme was developed and is delivered and assessed by Metanoia Institute awarded by and quality assured by Middlesex University.

For further details on the TA Psychotherapy course, please see the link to download below. 

For an informal discussion about the course, please email the course administrator Manos Kouvedakis or call him on 020 8832 3074.