LEVEL 2

CIT Certified Imago Clinical Relationship Therapist

REQUIREMENTS FOR IMAGO CLINICAL RELATIONSHIP THERAPIST CERTIFICATION

- Assistance in an Imago couple workshop “Getting the love you want.”
- 2 written reflections on personal and professional development at intervals of 3 and 6 months after completion of training.
- At least 6 sessions of individual supervision with a certified Imago Clinical consultant (content Imago Couples Therapy sessions).
- Submission of a certification video: Recording of a 90-minute Imago session.
- Sign a certification agreement with IITI.

Successful completion leads to the authorization of the title “Imago Clinical therapist”

Assistance in an Imago couple workshop “Getting the love you want.“
2 written reflections on personal and professional development at intervals of 3 and 6 months after completion of training.
At least 6 sessions of individual supervision with a certified Imago Clinical consultant (content Imago Couples Therapy sessions).
At least 6 sessions of individual supervision with a certified Imago Professional Facilitator Consultant (content Imago facilitator work).
Submission of a certification video CT: Recording of a 90-minute couples therapy – Imago session.
Submitting a Certification Video IPF: Recording of at least 60 minutes of Imago Facilitator work ( i.e., individual dialogue, change dialogue, family dialogue, Communologue, etc. ).
Sign 2 certification agreements with IITI (CT & IPF).

Successful completion leads to the authorization of the title “Imago Clinical therapist” and “Imago Professional Facilitator“

Note: Cost for the requirements below vary depending on the state, province, or country.

Learn the transformational Imago skills to facilitate connection with committed partners to move relationships into passionate, safe and intimacy.
Learn the four relational lenses that will help you make sense of the attraction and conflict you see in a couple and will help you to guide the couple towards a more conscious relationship.
Experience a revolutionary, safe, and empowering supervision process that will help you build confidence and competency in working with couples.

Discuss childhood stages of development and wounding as well as resulting characterological adaptations in primary relationships.
Discuss the concept of the Imago and the role it plays in partner selection and subsequent stages of adult relationships.
Work with a couple’s resistance, flow with it and keep volatile couples in dialogue.
Demonstrate dialogical skills to assist couples in restructuring conflict and frustration, resolving adult and childhood rage, bringing them into a healing relationship, and guiding them from unconscious to conscious relating (moving them from reactivity to intentionality).
Demonstrate skills to assist couples in increasing validation and empathy and achieve a deeper level of commitment and intimacy.
Focus on their own personal Characterological Growth and thus be more able to deepen client’s affect, getting them in touch with childhood pain, and thus helping them find healing in the adult intimate relationship.
Empower couples to continue the work of healing after therapy is terminated.