Introduction to Interpersonal Psychotherapy

​7 March 2025

Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT) is a time-limited, focused and evidence-based approach originally developed to treat major depression in the 1970's by a psychiatrist, Dr Gerard Klerman, and a social worker, Dr Myrna Weismann. It has since been adapted for use as a transdiagnostic approach for the treatment of various mental health conditions with positive outcomes. It focuses on relationships and commonly encountered life stressors of loss, change, or conflict with the overall goals to improve interpersonal relationships and social functioning. This introductory course will allow participants to be equipped with IPT techniques and tools which can also be incorporated into any counselling intervention or therapy model.

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To register (internet access is required), scan the QR code or click on the web link. Registration closes on 6 February 2025, Thursday.

https://form.gov.sg/666661118bd2691311829c52

Upon registration, participants agreed to agreed to PGAHI Terms & Conditions. Kindly note that PGAHI reserves the right of final decision on lecture registration.

Lecture Details

Date:
7 March 2025

Timing:
9.00 am – 5.00 pm

Duration:
1 Day

Fees:
S$540 per pax (SingHealth)
S$600 per pax (Regular)

Registration Closing Date:
6 February 2025, Thursday

Venue:
20 College Road, Academia Building
Singapore General Hospital
Singapore 169856

Target Audience:
Healthcare Professionals and Paracounsellors