Inner Child Healing Diploma Course

Course details

The Inner Child Healing Diploma Course begins with an introduction to the theories underpinning inner child healing, the concepts of trauma and the false self, and why the inner child needs healing, before looking at the thoughts of one of the most influential figures in Western psychology, Carl Jung.

From this initial outline of the subject, You will go deeper as you learn about Inner Child Therapy. You will consider the benefits of the therapy and how it can help you and your clients, and how it can address various psychological issues. You will discover the various approaches to this therapy and the work therapists usually do to help clients heal, as well as the specific techniques used in its practice. You will look into people's relationship with their parents, both in the past and the present, along with the topics of denial, the sliding scale of abuse and neglect, and the difficulties around blame and responsibility.

The Inner Child Healing Diploma Course introduces you to some of the most important figures in Inner Child Therapy: Alice Miller, Eric Berne, and John Bradshaw. You will learn about their lives, beliefs, important works, and approaches to therapy.

You will explore the importance of doing your own emotional work before offering Inner Child Therapy to others, including how to take care of yourself and the professional ethics You will need to abide by. To consolidate your learning, and to give you a real-world understanding of the practice, the course provides 3 case studies to analyse.

Modules

• Module 1 - Inner Child Theory
• Module 2 - The Benefits of Inner Child Therapy
• Module 3 - What is Inner Child Therapy?
• Module 4 - Inner Child Therapy Techniques
• Module 5 - Relationships with Parents
• Module 6 - Dr Alice Miller
• Module 7 - Eric Berne
• Module 8 - John Bradshaw
• Module 9 - Offering Therapy
• Module 10 - Case Studies

Updated on 06 April, 2021