Master of Arts in Child Art Psychotherapy Studies
Develop professional expertise in the Vasarhelyi Method of Child Art Psychotherapy through this specialized postgraduate programme.
Best for:Best for mental health professionals or educators seeking specialized training in child art psychotherapy.
Overview
This Master's programme at University College Dublin provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical foundations and practical principles of psychotherapy. The curriculum specifically focuses on the Vasarhelyi Method of Child Art Psychotherapy, equipping students with specialized therapeutic techniques. Participants engage in rigorous academic study designed to prepare them for professional practice with young people. The programme is structured to integrate clinical insights with artistic expression to support the mental health of children and adolescents.
What you'll do
- Engage in advanced study of psychotherapy theories and principles.
- Master the application of the Vasarhelyi Method of Child Art Psychotherapy.
- Participate in clinical or educational settings involving children and adolescents.
- Complete all required coursework and assessments for the Level 9 NFQ qualification.
- Maintain professional standards and adhere to safeguarding requirements for working with young people.
Requirements
Degree required: Third level degree or equivalent
Degree offered: Master of Arts
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Academic background in a relevant discipline
- Commitment to professional standards in mental health
- Ability to pass Garda clearance for working with young people
- Domestic (EEA) applicants only
- Successful interview performance
- Relevant professional experience
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How to apply
Applicants must submit their application through the official University College Dublin online portal. Candidates are shortlisted based on their professional experience and subsequently invited for an interview to assess their suitability for the programme.
- Academic transcripts
- Professional CV
- Evidence of relevant experience
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