A new part-time certificate course has started at the Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences, which will take place between April 2015 and June 2016 and provide further training for 17 participants in social and medical professions.
The further training in systemic solution-oriented short-term therapy, family therapy and counseling has been a common practice for years to expand the qualifications of doctors, psychologists, educators, social pedagogues and other groups of people who work in the field of psychosocial care.
The training aims to enable participants to work therapeutically with individuals, families and other social systems in different areas using the principles and means of systemic solution-oriented therapy. In the classroom sessions, supervision and self-organized revision groups, practical knowledge is taught and deepened in order to work in a goal-, resource- and solution-oriented manner.
Of the total of 600 work units, 300 take place under the supervision of renowned teaching therapists who work at the North German Institute for Short-Term Therapy Bremen (NIK) and the Institute for Systemic Work Chemnitz (ISA).
The participants come from the districts of Görlitz and Bautzen as well as Dresden and Berlin. The venue is the Görlitz campus, which has become a popular learning location for in-service training. We wish all participants a good balance between family, career and further education.
With this further education course, five certificate courses lasting one to several years have now been established at Zittau/Görlitz University of Applied Sciences, which are managed by the Center for Knowledge and Technology Transfer.
Contact:
Center for Knowledge and Technology Transfer
Coordinator for educational offers
Robert Viertel
Phone: 03583/61 1477
Email: r.viertel@hszg.de