Centre for Transpersonal Psychology

HUMANISTIC & INTEGRATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPY SECTION

Centre for Transpersonal Psychology CTP

101 Crawford Street, London, W1H 2HP
T: 020 7724 9842
F: 020 7724 9243
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W: www.transpersonalcentre.co.uk
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Organisational History

The Centre for Transpersonal Psychology (CTP) has been a driving force in the development of transpersonal psychology in the United Kingdom since 1973. Today it is situated at the very heart of new and progressive transpersonal ideas, activities and innovation. It was founded by Ian Gordon-Brown and Barbara Somers, who initiated a series of workshops and later a professional preparation in transpersonal perspectives and techniques that combined transpersonal consciousness with structured experiential work. This has created an informal network of counselling and psychotherapy practitioners and allied professionals who work from a transpersonal orientation. Currently it is an accrediting organisation within UKCP which prepares individuals to be integrative psychotherapists in a transpersonal context. It offers a counselling certificate and diploma as well as a wide ranging and vibrant studies programme to trainees and psychotherapists seeking continuing professional development. More information can be found at the CTP website: www.transpersonalcentre.co.uk

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