Bachelor of Arts Psychotherapy
IKON Institute of Australia
Entry Requirements:
You must be at least 19 years of age at course commencement and you must meet one of the following requirements: Minimum ATAR 65 or equivalent; Completion of a Certificate IV, Diploma, Advanced Diploma or Associate Degree; Partial completion of a Bachelor’s degree and Complete a Counselling Applicant Screening Questionnaire. If you are aged 21 years or over: Application will be through completion of a course enrolment form.
Structure:
Each trimester is 13 weeks in duration, consisting of 12 teaching weeks and 1 week of self directed learning. Students will attend 1 full day and 1 half day per week during each teaching week. There are 3 subjects per trimester, with 3 trimesters in years 1 & 2, and 2 trimesters in year 3 allowing for completion of assessments and clinical placement.
Subjects you can Study:
Foundations in Arts Psychotherapy, Qualities of Art Making and Media, Integrative Psychotherapy in Practice 1, Arts Therapy and Multi-Modal Approaches, Arts Modalities in Therapy 1 (Materials), Integrative Systems of Health and Wellbeing, Arts Modalities in Therapy 2 (Modalities), Ethics and Politics in Psychotherapy, Foundations of Professional Competency, Introduction to Mental Health: Wellbeing and Distress, Creativity and Mental Health, Arts Psychotherapy in Practice 2: Groups, Life Span Development, Arts Psychotherapy in Practice : Specific Populations, Understanding Systems in Psychotherapy, Practicum 1 (120 hours), Clinical Supervision 1, Practicum 2 (120 hours) , Fundamentals of Research and Evaluation, Art and Social Action, Psychotherapy in Practice, Practicum 3 (120 hours), Clinical Supervision 2 and Self-Care, Practicum 4 (120 hours)
Study Pathways:
The Bachelor of Arts Psychotherapy will cater for: Students with no prior learning in Arts Psychotherapy; Students who have completed an accredited Art Therapy Diploma or Advanced Diploma and wish to further expand their knowledge in this area. Currently, students enter the Art Therapy tertiary stream via undergraduate courses in health sciences, or arts, or they enrol directly into a Masters Art Therapy program. The Bachelor of Arts Psychotherapy provides students with a clear pathway, directly engaging in Arts Psychotherapy for the entirety of their training, and providing a sound undergraduate foundation upon which to build further, higher level training. In conjunction with the IKON Diploma / Advanced Diploma and Post Graduate Diploma, the Bachelor of Arts Psychotherapy provides a progressing academic training pathway that offers individuals a structured method to become an accredited arts psychotherapist. Students are eligible for ACATA and / or ANZATA membership – at a Student level. Upon reaching a minimum of 2 years experience / 300 client contact hours and supervision with a Registered Arts Therapist, Graduates are then eligible for ACATA membership at a Graduate level.
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Provider CRICOS: 03581E
Related Careers:
Counsellor,| Campus | ATAR/OP | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brisbane, Queensland | No info | Yes | ||
| Perth, Western Australia | No info | Yes | ||
| Melbourne, Victoria | No info | Yes | ||
| Adelaide, South Australia | No info | Yes | ||
| Byron Bay, New South Wales | No info | Yes |
Provider CRICOS: 03581E
Entry Requirements:
You must be at least 19 years of age at course commencement and you must meet one of the following requirements: Minimum ATAR 65 or equivalent; Completion of a Certificate IV, Diploma, Advanced Diploma or Associate Degree; Partial completion of a Bachelor’s degree and Complete a Counselling Applicant Screening Questionnaire. If you are aged 21 years or over: Application will be through completion of a course enrolment form.
Structure:
Each trimester is 13 weeks in duration, consisting of 12 teaching weeks and 1 week of self directed learning. Students will attend 1 full day and 1 half day per week during each teaching week. There are 3 subjects per trimester, with 3 trimesters in years 1 & 2, and 2 trimesters in year 3 allowing for completion of assessments and clinical placement.
Subjects you can Study:
Foundations in Arts Psychotherapy, Qualities of Art Making and Media, Integrative Psychotherapy in Practice 1, Arts Therapy and Multi-Modal Approaches, Arts Modalities in Therapy 1 (Materials), Integrative Systems of Health and Wellbeing, Arts Modalities in Therapy 2 (Modalities), Ethics and Politics in Psychotherapy, Foundations of Professional Competency, Introduction to Mental Health: Wellbeing and Distress, Creativity and Mental Health, Arts Psychotherapy in Practice 2: Groups, Life Span Development, Arts Psychotherapy in Practice : Specific Populations, Understanding Systems in Psychotherapy, Practicum 1 (120 hours), Clinical Supervision 1, Practicum 2 (120 hours) , Fundamentals of Research and Evaluation, Art and Social Action, Psychotherapy in Practice, Practicum 3 (120 hours), Clinical Supervision 2 and Self-Care, Practicum 4 (120 hours)
Study Pathways:
The Bachelor of Arts Psychotherapy will cater for: Students with no prior learning in Arts Psychotherapy; Students who have completed an accredited Art Therapy Diploma or Advanced Diploma and wish to further expand their knowledge in this area. Currently, students enter the Art Therapy tertiary stream via undergraduate courses in health sciences, or arts, or they enrol directly into a Masters Art Therapy program. The Bachelor of Arts Psychotherapy provides students with a clear pathway, directly engaging in Arts Psychotherapy for the entirety of their training, and providing a sound undergraduate foundation upon which to build further, higher level training. In conjunction with the IKON Diploma / Advanced Diploma and Post Graduate Diploma, the Bachelor of Arts Psychotherapy provides a progressing academic training pathway that offers individuals a structured method to become an accredited arts psychotherapist. Students are eligible for ACATA and / or ANZATA membership – at a Student level. Upon reaching a minimum of 2 years experience / 300 client contact hours and supervision with a Registered Arts Therapist, Graduates are then eligible for ACATA membership at a Graduate level.
Accepts International Students:
Yes
Provider CRICOS: 03581E
Related Careers:
Counsellor,| Campus | ATAR/OP | Mid Year Intake | Study Mode | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brisbane, Queensland | No info | Yes | ||
| Perth, Western Australia | No info | Yes | ||
| Melbourne, Victoria | No info | Yes | ||
| Adelaide, South Australia | No info | Yes | ||
| Byron Bay, New South Wales | No info | Yes |
Provider CRICOS: 03581E
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