Couple relationships and the parent-child bond. Couple relationships, the parent-child bond and work with difficult adolescents — therapy and training.
Clinical psychologist · family therapist Clinical psychologist · family therapy specialist and trainer
Registration must be completed in advance: places are allocated among those enrolled in the training group. Without it
Two modules: 3 months of classes and 6 months of supervision. Two modules: 3 months of classes — twice a week, two hours each — and 6 months of supervision, once a week. The price is the same in person and online.
Classes run twice a week — Tuesday and Thursday, 14:00–16:00. The training starts on Registration is open.
Module 1
Man-woman relationships
Work with the couple system: from assessment to the crisis stage. Intake, genogram, roles and boundaries, patterns, the approach to infidelity and impending divorce.
Total for the programme: 600 AZN — 3 months of classes and 6 months of supervision included; payable at 200 AZN a month × 3 months, or 500 AZN with prepayment. The price is the same in person and online.
See the full programmeVideo recordings of the training — you can watch a class by each trainer in advance:Dr. Ragimov’s class Samira Ragimova’s class
Module 2
Family therapy for parents
Stages of a child’s development and its critical points, intra-family functional disorders, building a model of communication, play therapy, fears and aggression. For psychologists, teachers and parents.
Total for the programme: 600 AZN — 3 months of classes and 6 months of supervision included; payable at 200 AZN a month × 3 months, or 500 AZN with prepayment. The price is the same in person and online.
See the full programmeThe programme is for psychologists, school psychologists, teachers, coaches, students and parents; a degree is not required. The course ends with an exam and a certificate from the International Psychotherapy Accreditation Society.
A joint intake, then an individual stage, then together again. The work starts with a joint intake, continues individually and joins again.
Therapy is led by two specialists: the man’s side by psychiatrist Kenan Rahimov, the woman’s side by clinical psychologist Samira Rahimova. The work begins with a joint intake: both sides are heard in the same room and the situation is assessed together. Then comes the individual stage — each person explores their own part in a safe setting rather than in front of the partner. In the closing joint session the results are brought together and agreements are made. A session lasts one hour, in person or online. The full description of the process and the prices are on a separate page.
Evidence-based publications. Evidence-based publications and practical advice on the topic.
