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1st Feb '12 therapytraining: Friday 10th February: One day workshop on Existential Therapy with Claire Arnold Baker at the NEW SCHOOL, London NW6. office@nspc.org.uk
1st Feb '12
New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling (NSPC Ltd)

The New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling (NSPC) was set up by Emmy van Deurzen, in collaboration with Digby Tantam, in 1996, with the specific purpose of creating a centre of excellence for the training of existential therapists and counsellors.
NSPC was initially based at Royal Waterloo House, London SE1 but in 2010 we needed larger premises and moved to West Hampstead, London.
The New School has had collaborations with the University of Sheffield, and with Schiller International University. We are proud that our main collaboration is now with Middlesex University. It has participated in many European projects for the creation of online education in psychotherapy training and has international partnerships with institutes in several countries. Online materials used by the New School have been developed by Dilemma Training, and used in many other European countries and many other Universities.
The teaching and training provided by the New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling is always based in life experience and in the realization that academic and professional training have to be complemented by a deep understanding of life experience. And also some fun, too. 

However good their training is, practitioners also need the personal maturity that can only be gained by having lived through difficult times in their own lives. Indeed such crises are a special opportunity for personal development. Existential Psychotherapy does not focus on what is wrong in a person’s life, but on how a person may discover a deeper sense of being through the experience of anguish and a sense of meaning that is gained by tackling life’s challenges.
