Child and Adolescent Psychological Therapy

The Master’s Degree in Child and Adolescent Psychological Therapy aims to train competent professionals in the psychological treatment of childhood and adolescent problems. Through this training program, students learn the assessment and psychopathology of the main child and adolescent disorders, implement therapeutic skills for intervention, receive resources and strategies, as well as learn practical skills for intervention in different clinical cases. This is an official Master’s degree accredited by ANECA, taught by the most prestigious professors to a small group of students. Due to its methodology and practical nature, it is recognized of scientific-professional interest by the Official College of Psychologists.

SEPCIJ

The Spanish Society of Child and Adolescent Clinical Psychology promotes scientific knowledge in the field of psychopathology, psychological assessment, and psychological treatments in childhood and adolescence. It is dedicated to the dissemination of research results on mental health and psychological well-being in childhood and adolescence, the promotion of child and adolescent health, and the evaluation and psychological treatment of problems in childhood and adolescence. Among its aims is also to promote the link between research and health–care practice in the child and adolescent area, transferring to the applied field the scientific knowledge resulting from research, and promoting studies that respond to needs that arise in clinical practice.

General Council of Official Colleges of Psychologists

The General Council of Official Colleges of Psychologists was created as the coordinating and representative body of the Official Colleges of Psychologists and the Autonomous Councils, both nationally and internationally.

COPAO

The Official College of Psychology of Eastern Andalusia (COPAO) is a professional organization governed by public law that represents psychologists in Eastern Andalusia, defending their professional interests and regulating the practice of the profession. COPAO is responsible for regulating the profession, defending the rights of psychologists, promoting psychology, and protecting patients.

The work of a professional association of psychology is fundamental to society, as it is responsible for ensuring that registered psychologists in its field of activity carry out their work in an ethical, competent, and responsible manner. In addition, its role also extends to defending the rights of professionals and the profession itself.