Trainings

Clinical Test Training
This training focuses on the psychological and neuropsychological clinical tests most frequently used in daily practice at our clinic in Germany. It covers the administration, scoring, and interpretation of these tests. Concrete examples are provided to demonstrate how the findings are integrated into the clinical decision-making process. Case-based studies are conducted using active assessment tools in the clinic, such as BDI, BAI, PHQ-9, SCL-90-R, and SCID-5.

Psychopharmacology Training
This training covers psychiatric drug classes, mechanisms of action, indications, and potential side effects from a clinical perspective. It provides psychologists with the essential psychopharmacological knowledge needed when working with clients receiving medication treatment.

Theoretical Foundations of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Training
This training covers the theoretical framework and key concepts of the psychodynamic approach. Topics such as personality development, defense mechanisms, transference, and countertransference are addressed in a systematic and comprehensive manner.

Clinical Applications in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy Training
This training focuses on how psychodynamic theory is applied in clinical session practice. Therapeutic stance, session structure, types of interventions, and situations encountered during the clinical process are explored through practical examples.

Psychodynamic Case Formulation and Supervision Training
This training aims to develop the skill of case formulation from a psychodynamic perspective. Structured analyses of clinical cases are conducted, and participants are provided with supervision opportunities.

Cognitive Behavioral Group Therapy Training
This training focuses on adapting the cognitive-behavioral approach to group therapy. It covers the formation of group structure, session planning, group dynamics, and intervention techniques, illustrated with clinical examples.

ADHD in Adults: Clinical Assessment and Intervention Approaches
This training covers the clinical symptoms of ADHD in adults, the differential diagnosis process, and intervention approaches. The process of clinical interviewing, psychoeducation, and therapy planning is addressed within a holistic framework.

ADHD in Adults: Clinical Tests and Diagnostic Assessment Training
This training focuses on the administration and interpretation of clinical tests and scales used in the diagnosis of adult ADHD. It provides foundational knowledge on structuring the diagnostic process and reporting findings.
