1. Basic Level Certificate Program Quota: 70 participants

(Psychologists and those in graduate education, psychological counselors and those in graduate education, social workers, NGO workers, those who want to understand trauma)

2. Clinical Level Certificate Program Quota: 35 participant + 10 Scholarship participant

(Clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, specialist psychological counselors, psychiatric nurses, psychotherapists, MA/MSc Students)

3. International Workshops: No quota has been determined. The language of instruction is English. Simultaneous English-Turkish translation option will be offered for participants who do not speak English and wish to participate.

(Open to anyone, including English-speaking international employees who work and want to work in the field of trauma.)

4. Scholarship Participants: Scholarship applications will be accepted for the clinical level, no scholarship opportunities will be offered fort he basic level. While determining the participants who will be provided with scholarship opportunities; Priority will be given to applications that work actively in rural areas and within the NGO. Scholarship participants will be awarded 50% scholarship. In order for our students, who are accepted to the clinical level with 50% scholarship, to receive their certificates, they are expected to provide professional therapy services for 12 hours (4×12, 48 hours in total) to 4 clients exposed to trauma at our International Center for Trauma Prevention and Rehabilitation within one year at the latest after completing the program.

5. Certificate: Participants must fully attend the sessions in order to receive a certificate. International module participants will receive a certificate of participation stating the workshop hours they attended.

LEVEL

QUOTA

CONDITION

OBLIGATION

Clinical Level

Priority will be given to those who work actively in NGO or work in rural areas.

In order for our students, who are accepted to the clinical level with 50% scholarship, to receive their certificates, they are expected to provide professional therapy services for 12 hours (4×12, 48 hours in total) to 4 clients exposed to trauma at our International Center for Trauma Prevention and Rehabilitation within one year at the latest after completing the program.