Was lernt man in einer Weiterbildung zum Komplementärtherapeut / zur Komplementärtherapeutin?

Continuing education, further training to become a certified complementary therapist provides comprehensive specialist and practical skills. The aim is to provide clients with holistic guidance and individual support using a recognized method of complementary therapy. The content is carefully tailored to the requirements of the complementary therapist job profile and includes

• Training in the chosen complementary therapy method
  In-depth practical and theoretical training in a recognized method such as craniosacral therapy, shiatsu or kinesiology.
• Conventional medical principles and emergency management
  Basic medical knowledge of anatomy, physiology, pathology and how to act safely in emergency situations.
• Social science basics
  Introduction to psychology, communication, ethics and social and intercultural contexts.
• Occupation-specific basics
  Reflection on the professional role, legal aspects, professional ethics and professional action in everyday therapeutic practice.
• Mentored practical work
  Practice-related learning phases with support from qualified specialists to develop professional identity.
• Written work
  Documentation and reflection of one's own learning and development process and therapeutic work.
• Self-awareness (at least 24 hours)
  Personal examination of one's own attitude and impact in a therapeutic context.
• Diploma thesis
  Independent thesis on a relevant subject with practical relevance.

This course content promotes the development of a professional, reflective and method-guided therapeutic practice. They enable a responsible entry into a growing professional field with high social relevance.

Please note: The specific course content may vary depending on the school. It is recommended that you enquire about the exact course content directly with the respective school. An inquiry can be sent directly to the desired school using the contact form.