Training in Systemic Practice and Family Therapy
We have over 20 years’ experience of running Family and Systemic Therapy courses. We run the full range of professional training courses in Systemic Practice and Family Therapy: Foundation, Intermediate, PG Cert, Qualifying levels / MSc, and Advanced Training in Systemic Supervision.
Download a Course Overview for courses leading to qualification as a Systemic Psychotherapist/Family Therapist.
We are now accepting applications for the forthcoming Advanced Training in Systemic Supervision. View our information and application form request.
In addition we provide bespoke systemic training for professional groups such as child and adolescent mental health services, youth offending teams, psychiatry, social care or the voluntary sector.
Our Courses
Applications for the MSc in Systemic Family Therapy which leads to qualification as a UKCP registered Systemic Psychotherapist / family Therapist are now closed for the 2023 - 25 intake. Information about the course is on the web pages and if you would like to discuss a future application for the following cohort in 2025 - 27, you are welcome to be in contact with the course team by emailing us.
Applications for the Foundation, Intermediate, PG Cert training in Systemic Practice are now open. Course information is on each web page and found in our application guidance document. If you would like to discuss your application, you are welcome to be in contact with the course team by emailing us.
We have seen many trainees pass successfully through our formal training in systemic family therapy, why not be one of them?
Training Days in 2024
Men, Masculinity & Intersectionality
Wednesday 4 December 2024 / 10am – 4.30pm / University of Leeds, Leeds Family Therapy and Research Centre, LGI Clarendon Wing LT (3.002) / £80
Book here
Presented by Hendrix Hammond, Consultant Systemic
Psychotherapist & Ethical Organisational Consultant
The presentation: This presentation will explore our collective understanding of men and masculinity in a therapeutic context. Hendrix will draw on insights from his doctoral
research and his practical experience working with men in therapy, focusing particularly on men and their emotional experiences. He will also offer suggestions on
how to better engage men in the therapeutic process. In addition, participants will be invited to consider how men’s intersectional identities shape how they engage in
therapy. The day will feature a mix of teaching, case studies, group discussions, and opportunities to share knowledge and experiences with peers and colleagues.
About the facilitator: Hendrix is a Consultant Systemic Psychotherapist, Leadership Coach, and Organisational Consultant who has worked across various clinical settings,
including CAMHS, Children’s Social Care, and the charity and private sectors. Most recently, he served as the Lead Family Therapist for a clinical service in Children’s
Social Care in London, and prior to that, he was the Course Director at the Institute of Family Therapy (IFT). Hendrix now runs a consultancy practice where he provides
therapy to a diverse range of clients, focusing on working with men struggling with interpersonal relationships. Additionally, he collaborates with male leaders to help
them develop greater awareness of their use of power, authority, and privilege. Passionate about driving change, Hendrix is particularly interested in how patriarchal
structures create conditions that negatively impact both men and women, and how we can influence change for the better.