Evolving as a Therapist is a short, self-paced course designed by The PARC for early-career mental health professionals navigating the transition from academic learning into clinical practice.
While training often focuses on theory and therapeutic models, many therapists enter the therapy room feeling uncertain about the practical realities of the work. Questions around boundaries, documentation, supervision, finances, self-doubt, and building a sustainable practice are common — but not always openly discussed.
This course introduces practical concepts that emerge in the process of therapy, beyond textbook learning. Through reflective discussions, case-based thinking, and insights from experienced practitioners, the programme aims to support therapists in building confidence, clarity, and a stronger professional foundation.
A self-paced learning module designed to be completed over 4–5 weeks, in your own time.
Topics include:
The course concludes with a live Q&A session with Dr Rathna Isaac, Clinical Psychologist, Psychotherapist, Supervisor, and Trainer with over 20 years of experience.
This session is intended as a space to bring the questions that often remain unasked — about clinical work, professional identity, therapeutic relationships, and the realities of practice.
Enrolment opens: 9th June 2026
Enrolment closes: 10th July 2026
Participants will have access to the course material until the end of August 2026.
Live Q&A session: August 2026
