ONLINE COURSE
Introduction to Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

Peter Mckay

About this course

This online course offers an in-depth exploration of Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy (CSP) and the key theories that have shaped its development. Participants will examine the historical context of somatics, the influences of Contemporary Trauma Theory (CTT), Self Psychology, Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB), and Relational Psychotherapy on somatic practices, as well as the future directions of the field. This short course is designed to provide a thorough grounding in both the historical foundations and contemporary theoretical frameworks that shape Somatic Psychotherapy today, while also encouraging exploration of its future potential.

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Course curriculum

    1. Module One: History of Somatic Psychotherapy and Somatics

    2. Video: History of Somatic Psychotherapy and Somatics

    3. PPT Slides & References Module One

    4. Assessment Component: Module One - History of Somatic Psychotherapy & Somatics

    1. Module Two: Contemporary Trauma Theory (CTT) & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    2. Video Lecture: Contemporary Trauma Theory (CTT) & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    3. PPT Slides and References Module Two

    4. Assessment Component: Module Two - Contemporary Trauma Theory (CTT) & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    1. Module Three: Self Psychology & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    2. Video Lecture: Self Psychology & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    3. PPT Slides & References Module Three

    4. Assessment Component: Module Three - Self Psychology & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    1. Module Four: Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    2. Video Lecture: Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    3. PPT Slides & References Module Four

    4. Assessment Component: Module Four - Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB) & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    1. Module Five: Relational Psychotherapy & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    2. Video Lecture: Relational Psychotherapy & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

    3. PPT Slides & References Module Five

    4. Assessment Component: Module Five - Relational Psychotherapy & its Influences on Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

About this course

  • $79.00
  • 26 lessons
  • 10 hours of video content
  • Self-paced. Six Online Modules + Quiz. 6 x Videos & PPT Slides.
  • Unlimited Access for One Year!!
  • Certificate on Completion (Issued Immediately upon completion). 10 CPD Hours.

ONLINE COURSE

Discover Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

Deepen Your Understanding of the Theories Shaping Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy

About Peter McKay

Peter McKay is a Somatic Psychotherapist practicing in the Melbourne CBD and online. His therapeutic approach is characterised by a gentle and supportive manner, informed by a diverse range of theories including Somatics, Contemporary Trauma Theory, Self Psychology, Intersubjective Systems Theory, Interpersonal Neurobiology and Relational Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy. In addition, Peter, uses the Comprehensive Resource Model (CRM) to address complex trauma if required.

Peter's eclectic methodology assists his diverse client base ranging from young adults to septuagenarians and is particularly effective in assisting caregivers with family dynamic challenges. He also designs and facilitates courses for children, focusing on enhancing body awareness, emotional regulation, and executive functioning.

Peter’s academic credentials include a Bachelor of Arts, a Graduate Diploma of Training and Development, a Certificate of Embodied Relational Dynamics, and a Diploma of Contemporary Somatic Psychotherapy. He is also trained in Brainspotting, Comprehensive Resource Model (CRM) and in Psychoanalytic Study of Subjectivity.  He is a clinical member of IARPP and PACFA. Peter has presented papers at various IARPP international conferences.