An ICF education challenges students to see the whole person: with scientific rigor, a humanistic foundation, and a vocation for service.
Economic instability and high rates of violence are compounded by a lack of highly trained professionals able to serve each person in their uniqueness, across all their dimensions, and toward the search for meaning in their lives. That is why we offer programs at the diploma, bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels.
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academic programs
4
levels: diploma, bachelor's, master's, doctorate
160
hours of supervised clinical practice per year
+600
professionals graduated since 1995
Five years of university formation, no admission exam, with a degree endorsed by Galileo University. From the fourth year on, supervised clinical practice across our Professional Practice Network.
Clinical training specializing in family assessment and intervention through systemic and Logotherapy approaches, understanding the person in the context of their relationships.
Evidence-based clinical training to understand human behavior and address psychological processes and psychopathological manifestations through prevention, assessment, and intervention.
Formation faithful to the Magisterium of the Church for laypeople seeking to serve as Pastoral Agents and contribute to the common good.
Postgraduate programs combining theory and clinical practice from a personalist perspective, with intermediate postgraduate qualifications and live classes via Zoom.
Advanced postgraduate training in Viktor Frankl's Logotherapy and Existential Analysis, oriented toward clinical understanding and intervention through the dimensions of meaning, freedom, and personal responsibility.
Advanced postgraduate training in couples and family psychotherapy, focused on understanding relational dynamics and developing assessment and intervention strategies through a systemic approach.
Training at the highest level for research, teaching, and the transformation of complex human reality.
High-level training for research, teaching, and the transformation of complex human reality.
Live continuing education via Zoom, open to psychologists, physicians, counselors, and anyone interested in personal growth. Endorsed by ICF · AGLO · AGOTF, accredited members of the Viktor Frankl Institut of Vienna.
«Discovering Meaning in Clinical Practice»
Theoretical and clinical foundations, techniques, and applications of Logotherapy and Existential Analysis.
Usually 2 cohorts a year (February and July). The details are confirmed for each edition.
Accompanying grief and loss from a humane, comprehensive, and personalist perspective.
Usually 2 cohorts a year (February and July). The details are confirmed for each edition.
These programs open when a group forms. Request an opening via WhatsApp; once a date is set, enrollment uses the same diploma-course form.
«Meaning in Life after Death»
Working through grief with our Thanatology and Logotherapy approach, to give your life new meaning despite the absence of the person you love.
Usually 1 cohort a year in July–August. The details are confirmed for each edition.
Clarifying your values is indispensable if psychotherapy is to work. Once I know what is valuable to me, everything that looks hard becomes worth doing. It is the starting point in the search for the meaning of my life.
On request.
«Centered on the Dignity of the Person through Logotherapy»
An approach to addiction through cognitive neuroscience, the diagnostic criteria (DSM-5-TR, ICD-11), and evidence-based therapies such as the transtheoretical model, stages of change, and motivational interviewing.
On request.
«Strengthening bonds and overcoming challenges»
Specialized tools for working with families and couples through the challenges of the family and couple life cycle.
On request.
«Post-Traumatic Growth: interventions to overcome adversity»
How do you move forward after a traumatic event? Learn to identify, describe, and address the different situations of trauma: death, loss, violence, natural disasters, and more.
On request.
What is the relationship between religion and a person's psychological well-being? Learn the psychology and philosophy of religion and the impact spirituality has on people
On request.
«Eating with meaning»
Learn about nutrition and the psychology of why we eat the way we eat. How does it affect the goals we set out to reach?
On request.
«Application in Anxiety»
Cognitive training to face situations that cause distress and to handle the challenges of everyday life
On request.
«A comprehensive approach to improving family interactions»
Learn to improve your family dynamic by applying effective strategies that foster healthier, more constructive relationships.
On request.
