Further education and training
Tuesday lunchtime training
Every Tuesday from 12.30 to 13.30 on site in the small lecture hall ZLF, or in online format - book here via the website.
Continuing education credits: SAPPM, SGPP, SGAM and SGIM 1 point each
The lecture presentations are generally available shortly after the lectures(select the desired lecture in the archive).
Upcoming Tuesday lunchtime training courses
08.04.25: Home is deep - you can leave home but home never leaves you
Hybrid event
Registrierungslink: https: //events.teams.microsoft.com/event/e1f56f8f-2e43-46bd-9fcf-af052480b375@638ca218-3ea7-4165-9747-6b8fc4ae197e
Dr. phil. Marcel Delahaye
Clinical psychologist and psycho-oncologist, Psychosomatic Medicine, University Hospital Basel and in private practice in Basel
To date, a clear conceptualization and systematization of the term "home" has been sought in vain in the psychological literature. Despite the definitional vagueness, the inclusion of home in the therapeutic process offers numerous possibilities. On the one hand, a narrative process can be initiated in patients who find it rather difficult to put their inner experience into words, for example in the context of biography work. Discussing this often leads to the emergence of (intense) emotions that point to the current needs and fears of our patients and can therefore provide important insights for the therapeutic process. Different perspectives on the concept of home and dealing with homesickness will be presented and experiences gathered will be discussed from a psycho-oncological perspective. Participants will also be encouraged to reflect on what home means to them personally.
Archive Tuesday lunchtime training courses
Advanced training course in psychosomatic and psychosocial medicine
BOOKED OUT
THE COURSE 2024 - 2026 IS ALREADY BOOKED OUT, you are welcome to join the waiting list 2026 - 2028.
The aim of this two-year course is to acquire special competence in recognizing and treating psychosomatic and psychosocial disorders and illnesses. The course corresponds to the Interdisciplinary Specialization in Psychosomatic and Psychosocial Medicine (SAPPM) recognized by the FMH. Self-awareness is not offered as part of the training program.
The training course consists of 8 day courses (whole group) and approx. 12-16 supervisions in small groups per year. In addition, a relaxation method is taught and the opportunity is offered to get to know psychosomatic practice models. The basics of the course are presented in the article "What does psychosomatics mean in general practice?".
The next course is expected to start in fall 2024. To be added to the list of interested parties, please contact the course secretariat.
