An innovative two-year, 300 hour training in psychotherapy and relational healing, led by leading therapy trainers Judi Keshet-Orr and Bernd Leygraf, alongside expert faculty colleagues.
This comprehensive program offers in-depth in-room experience aimed at fostering profound personal and relational change. Accredited by COSRT, NCPS, and NCIP, the course provides pathways toward general accreditation or specialist further training in psychosexual and relationship therapy. Based in the heart of Central London, this training is ideal for mental health professionals,teachers, medics, nurses, alternative health practitioners and alike seeking to deepen their skills in relational and psychotherapeutic approaches, with a focus on integration.
Rather than drawing on largely outdated therapy models at times supplemented add-ons we embed a consistent "client in context" model through an evolving framework called whole-person practice, woven into every aspect of mainstream knowledge and practice This includes essential, yet often overlooked, dimensions such as social context, culture, identity, diversity, neurodiversity, embodiment, knowledge, worldviews, power dynamics, intersectionality, and trauma- and harm-informed approaches. As a result, our graduates will feel strengthened in the very foundations of therapy and ensure that equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI/DEI) are embedded by design.
Entry Requirements
Unless exceptional criteria are in place - we are happy to advise - all applicants must demonstrate the following:
- A professional qualification in working with people in a field such as social work, medicine, nursing, psychology
- The ability to study at level 5 and capacity for critical thinking
- Demonstration of a high degree of relational abilities
Attendance
The course consists of seventeen weekends, 10:00-16:30 hrs on Saturday and Sunday at our central London Venue, plus two dedicated three day modules on Zoom, each scheduled Sunday to Tuesday, and four additional Zoom seminars. There may of course be revisions to this teaching schedule.
Course Syllabus
The syllabus consists of nine modules, covering a wide and comprehensive range of the relevant skills and knowledge. Full details here.
Assessment
- Assessment is by three written assignments designed to assess students' capacity for reflection, theoretical understanding, research and clinical competence.
- We require two supervisor's reports over the lifespan of the course and students are required to submit a portfolio of their work upon completion of the course. Additionally supervisors submit a 'Fitness to Practice' report, details of which are in the substantive student course manual at completion of the clinical work.
- There is a list of possible clinical placements, throughout the UK but also in Europe and further afield on this web site and within the student course manual. It is expected that students undertake in-person clinical placements
- Students must attend a minimum of 85% of the course contact time.
- Students are required to adhere to one of the relevant codes of ethics and practice as student members.
- Students are assessed on their ability to work with a wide and diverse range of presentations with individuals.
Accreditation
Pending Accreditation by the:
College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists
National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society
National Council of Integrative Psychotherapists
The course is ranked at SCoPEd Tier A, Level 5
Fees
The fees for the 2026 intake on LDPRH will be £6.600 in total for the two years.
A non-refundable deposit of £330 will be required upon acceptance of your offered place.
Payment Options:
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Monthly by Standing Order: twenty-four monthly payments of £261.25
(£330.00 non-refundable deposit having been paid on acceptance of your offered place).
Please note that is your responsibility to set up the order for the required amount of months. -
Yearly in advance: two annual payments of £3,300.00
(£330.00 non-refundable deposit having been paid on acceptance of your offered place). .
How to Apply
We are accepting applications for our annual course commencing September 2026.
The completed form can be submitted by email or by post
Please note that our courses tend to be popular so early applications are strongly advised.
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Course Dates
The first London date is September 26th/27th 2026, and the final one is May 20th/21st 2028.
Please see the
full list of teaching dates.
Please contact the course directors if you have any questions.
Applications are welcome from all those who are suitably qualified, regardless of racial or ethnic origins, nationality, spiritual beliefs or religion, gender, age, social background, or sexual orientation.
TheLondon Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy and Relational Healing reserves the right to amend, change or rearrange modules, the course design or trainers at its own discretion.
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