Psychotherapy Schools | Methods – Cooperation Partners
In the 5th semester of the Bachelor’s degree programme, students choose a Psychotherapy School which is then taught as part of the method.
There are cooperation agreements with psychotherapeutic training associations that offer their curricula as part of the degree programme. Together with the Master’s degree, the final certificate of the training association is acquired and thus the possibility – when reaching the age of 28 – to be entered in the list of psychotherapists for independent psychotherapy practice in Austria.
Psychotherapeutic Specialisation – Psychotherapy Schools
The Psychotherapeutic Specialisation (according to § 6-8 of the Austrian Psychotherapy Act) represents the 2nd part of psychotherapy training and comprises at least 300 hours of theory and 1600 hours of practical training. The Psychotherapy Schools below are possible electives in the last year of the Bachelor’s degree and in the 4 semesters of the Master’s degree. Please note that courses in the listed psychotherapeutic methods only take place with a minimum number of participants.
Crediting
Crediting
All courses of the Psychotherapeutic Propaedeuticum and the specialised training at SFU are coordinated with the SFU curriculum and can be credited towards the bachelor’s and master’s degree programmes. Prerequisites for participation in the psychotherapeutic specialisation course are completion of the preparatory course, the legal provisions of the Psychotherapy Act and enrolment at SFU. Completion of the propaedeuticum in other psychotherapeutic training institutions is possible and will be recognised.
Registration with the Ministry of Health
Registration with the Ministry of Health
Completion of the psychotherapeutic propaedeutic course and the psychotherapeutic specialisation course are among the requirements for registration in the psychotherapist list of the Austrian Ministry of Health.