Discover the secret to becoming an excellent therapist with international experts at Dai Nam University

To become an excellent psychotherapist, in addition to solid professional knowledge, students also need to cultivate skills, practical experience and deep empathy. Understanding this, Dai Nam University (DNU) has organized a training course on “Psychotherapy Methods”, providing valuable learning and experience opportunities for students.

Rare opportunity with the guidance of industry experts

The training program taking place on December 9, entitled “How to become a good therapist?” , is the first topic in the “Psychotherapy methods” series.

The training topic attracted the attention and participation of many students with a passion for the field of Psychology.

The program has the participation of leading psychology experts including: Dr. Michael Gorkin - Clinical psychologist, Fulbright scholar (USA); Associate Professor, Dr. Le Van Hao - Senior researcher, former Deputy Director of the Institute of Psychology, Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences.

“In fact, I realized that the more problems I encountered, and with each challenge I overcame, I gained more experience in helping others overcome the same pain. For me, that was a blessing!” - Dr. Gorkin emphasized.

At the program, Dr. Michael Gorkin shared that to effectively help clients, therapists not only need extensive professional knowledge but also need to learn to understand and accept themselves.

Dr. Gorkin shares: " Empathy and compassion are the keys. To understand your client, you must first understand who you are, accepting both the good and the bad in yourself! "

What do students learn from the program?

The training not only provides knowledge, but also helps students practice communication skills, psychological analysis and build a career development roadmap early.

"In fact, I realized that the more problems I encountered, the more experience I gained in helping others with each challenge I overcame. For me, that was a blessing!" - Dr. Gorkin emphasized.

After Dr. Michael Gorkin's sharing, the Q&A session with experts was an opportunity for students to ask questions, listen to real-life stories and get clearer direction for the path ahead.

Students enthusiastically asked questions to the experts.

Nam Khanh, a student of class TLH 18.01, shared after the program: “ I learned not only useful knowledge but also how to look back at myself. The sharing of experts helped me better understand the value of the career I am pursuing. This is truly a valuable learning opportunity! ”

DNU – The starting point for future therapists

With practical training programs, DNU is affirming its pioneering role in building a generation of Psychology students who are not only good at their profession but also have good professional ethics. Training sessions such as “How to become a good therapist?” are clear evidence of this commitment.

DNU Psychology students attentively follow the training program.

DNU believes that every student leaving school will carry with them not only knowledge but also compassion and aspiration to contribute, becoming excellent therapists, contributing to healing and building a better society.

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