IFCC, Institut de Formation en Communication et Thérapie Psycho-Corporelle      

Directors: Eliane Fliegans-Jung, Claude Vaux

21 rue Vauban      

F-67000 Strasbourg             

France   

Tel: +33-3-8860-4484           

+33-(0)3-8860-3263

ifccbureau@wanadoo.fr

www.ifcc-psychotherapie.fr              

                               

School history

1982 -... Eliane Jung and Claude Vaux first led a gestalt therapy and postural integration training in Strasbourg.

1995 - .. They initiated the Creative Communication Training Institute (IFCC).

1997 -... IFCC joined the French Psychotherapy Federation (FFdP), a member of the European Association of Psychotherapy (EAP).

2003 -... Eliane Jung and Claude Vaux became members of the European Association for Body-Psychotherapy (EABP). Eliane Jung now represents EABP within FFdP.

300 people have been trained by the Institute to date. 30% work in private practice and 40% use their training to enhance their function at work. The others use it for their personal growth.

 

Basic theory and concepts

The body is made up of connections originating in each person’s individual and collective history. It is a living memory carrying the inheritance of the human species. Body-psychotherapy helps us to discover this “intelligence of the body” and to develop a clearer link with our surroundings.

The frame of the therapy is derived from gestalt therapy as defined by Fritz Perls, from analytic therapy as defined by Carl Gustav Jung, and from Wilhelm Reich’s character analysis.

The method we teach –Psychotherapeutic Postural Integration (PPI) - is linked to humanistic psychology. It associates postural integration, gestalt therapy and the practice of regenerative movement, thus giving a special place to the body, to its language and its various ways of expression.

The method aims at:

 

Training description

A four-year psychotherapist training

Teaching time: 132 days (1056 hours) plus 120 hours of personal work with models.

First year: Preparatory course

Teaching is mainly experiential and lasts 30 days (240 hours), including 19 days of group-therapy work, a five-day body-psychotherapy seminar, two days of theoretical introduction to gestalt therapy and eight individual sessions.

Second and Third years

Teaching is mainly didactic, but stays experiential. Prerequisite: a two year personal psychotherapy and advanced experience in group work, or training in another psychotherapy method, or having completed the preparatory year.

The 60 training days (480 hours) over two years include 11 non-residential and residential seminars and six individual sessions.

Fourth year

The teaching is didactic and accompanies a beginning of the professional practice.

Prerequisite: having completed the second and third training years.

30 days (240 hours), including working as an assistant in a seminar, one residential eight-day seminar, five non-residential seminars.

Psychopathology module

Four 3-day seminars. Contents: mental disorders, normality borders, the psychiatric approach, DSM IV, neurosciences, clinical syndromes of personality disorders and their nosography, depression, psychopathology of sexuality.

Supervision

Two supervision groups meet one day a month (nine month cycles). As well as this, two three-day more specifically body-psychotherapy seminars are offered in a year.

 

The Body Psychotherapist diploma

To obtain his/her diploma, the trainee has to present a memoir to a jury discussing the work conducted with his/her two “models”, the methodologies s/he used and a theoretical theme. She/he makes a commitment to abide by the deontological code of the European Association of Psychotherapy (EAP).

 

Trainers

 

 

 


State of recognition

Institut de Formation en Communication et Thérapie Psycho-Corporelle was accredited as a Body-Psychotherapy Training Institute by EABP FORUM in October 2004.

 

EABP Members

Eliane Fliegans-Jung, Claude Vaux  

 

Literature - publication – research

Amrbosi, Jean, La Gestalt Revisitée, PRIVAT - Col. Science de l’Homme 1989

Perls, Frédérik, Le Moi, la faim et l’agressivité, Tchou 1978

Perls, Frédérik, Rêves et existence en Gestalt thérapie, Epi 1972

Perls, Frédérik, Ma Gestalt thérapie, une poubelle vue du dedans et du dehors, Tchou – Col. Corps à vivre 1976

Perls, HEFFERLINE & GOODMANN, Gestalt thérapie, Stamme 1979

Painter, Jack and Belair Michel, Le massage en profondeur, Le Jour

Painter Jack, Travail psycho-corporel en profondeur, Edisem - Maloine 1992

Reich, Wilhelm, La fonction de l’orgasme, Arche 1967

Reich, Wilhelm, L’analyse caractérielle, Payot 1979

Hamann, Aimé, L’Abandon corporel, L’Homme/Stanké

Tsuda, Itsuo, Ecole de la respiration, Courrier du livre

Tsuda, Itsuo, Le Non Faire

FFdP, Pourquoi la psychothérapie, Dunod

Vaux, Claude, Reflexion autour d’une pratique psycho-corporelle dans “Pourquoi la psychothérapie”, ouvrage collectief de la FFdP-Dunod, Paris 2005

Tenenbaum, Lucien, La bascule des mal-aimés, Souffle d’or

Tenenbaum, Lucien, La psychothérapie,un savoir étrang, Souffle d’or

Dolto, Françoise, La sexualité féminine, Gallimard, Seuil - essais 1991, Seuil 1999 - 3 tomes

Ferenczi, Sandor, Le journal clinique

Ellenberger, Henri F., Histoire de la découverte de l’inconscient, Fayard

Freud, Sigmund, Essais de psychanalyse, Payot

Freud, Sigmund, 3 essais sur la théorie sexuelle, Folio essais

Groddeck, Le livre du ça, Gallimard Col. Tel

Jung, Carl Gustav, Dialectique du Moi et de l’inconscient, Folio–essais n° 46-1973 Gallimard 1970

Jung, Carl Gustav, La réalité de l’âme: structure et dynamique de l’inconscient, La Pocothèque livre de poche 98

Jung, Carl Gustav, Ma vie, Payot 1970 – Albin Michel 87

Desoille, Robert, Entretiens sur le rêve éveillé dirigé, Erès 2000