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A: The Institute of Psychosexual Psychotherapy offers training and professional education in psychosexual and relationship therapy. It provides diplomas and advanced training designed for psychologists, counsellors, sexual health professionals, medical doctors, and others seeking to specialise in clinical sexology and psychosexual practice.
A: The Institute is dedicated to advancing the field through rigorous training, inclusive education, innovative research, and compassionate clinical practice. It aims to develop competent, ethical, and deeply informed practitioners.
A: Training is held at the University of Nottingham Jubilee Campus, Triumph Road, Jubilee Conference Centre, Nottingham, NG7 2TU, UK.
A: The Institute offers a range of professional training pathways including: - Diploma in Relational Counselling - Diploma in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy - Psychotherapy Practitioner Diploma Feel free to click the course links in the menu above for more information on each course.
A: This is a two-year, part-time foundation programme for those new to counselling. It prepares students for BACP or NCPS registration and can be a stepping stone toward psychosexual therapy training.
A: This two-year, part-time course is for professionals aiming to specialise in psychosexual and relationship therapy. It leads to eligibility for COSRT registration as a psychosexual and relationship therapist.
A: This is a one-year advanced diploma designed for qualified psychosexual and relationship therapists who want to deepen clinical and research skills or continue training toward psychosexual psychotherapy qualification.
A: Yes. The three programmes can be combined into a progressive five-year training pathway culminating in eligibility for UKCP Full Clinical Membership (subject to professional and accreditation requirements).
A: Yes. The Diploma in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy meets high professional standards and enables COSRT (College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists) registration for qualified graduates.
A: Diploma in Relational Counselling leads to eligibility for BACP or NCPS registration. Diploma in Psychosexual and Relationship Therapy enables COSRT registration. Completing the full pathway can contribute toward UKCP Full Clinical Membership.
A: Applicants must be registered or equivalent professional practitioners (e.g., BACP, NCPS, UKCP, HCPC) with counselling, psychotherapy, or related clinical experience.
A: Applicants must be a qualified psychosexual and relationship therapist with professional experience and COSRT accreditation or eligibility.
A: Applications are submitted via the online admissions form. Click the 'Apply Now' button above to get started.
A: You will typically need a current CV, academic transcripts, professional registration details, references (academic and professional) and a personal statement outlining your career goals and interest in psychosexual therapy.
A: The Institute has a diverse faculty of experienced clinicians, educators, and researchers in psychosexual therapy, trauma-informed practice, gender and sexuality diversity, and complex clinical presentations.
A: Students benefit from inclusive learning, expert supervision, ongoing clinical and academic support, and a community focused on professional growth and diversity.
A: The total fee for the Psychotherapy Practitioner Diploma is £1,750, and this is possible to pay via a deposit and monthly instalments.
A: The Institute offers the Dr. Lexx Brown-James Scholarship to support students who demonstrate academic excellence and a commitment to inclusion in the field.
A: Yes — the Institute’s blog shares insights, research updates, and expert reflections on topics in psychosexual and relational therapy.
A: You can email info@instituteofpsychosexualpsychotherapy.org or visit the Contact page for more details.