Training psychoanalytic psychotherapists and providing psychotherapy for 50 years
AGIP is a charity, a membership organisation, and a training provider for psychoanalytic psychotherapy.
Welcome to AGIP
AGIP was founded in 1974 and is a membership organisation providing a pluralistic and contemporary training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy. The clinical training equips members to work in private practice and in the public and voluntary sectors.
Our training courses include an introductory foundation year, a full clinical psychotherapy training, and an infant observation course.
We are a registered charity offering reduced fee therapy for adults on low incomes. Individuals seeking personal therapy should use our find a therapist link.
AGIP has members working in London, the rest of the UK, and in Europe. Our professional qualifications are accredited by the UKCP. Wherever you are on your career path, our training and memberships will help you progress your career and fulfil your potential in psychotherapy.
Train With Us
AGIP launched its new training in October 2015.
Our training courses are competitively priced and a bursary scheme is available to students, including a dedicated bursary for students from Black and minority ethnic groups. The training courses are designed to thoroughly prepare individuals for the reality of being a practising therapist in private practice and the statutory and voluntary sectors.
The training is rigorous, challenging, and rewarding. It can also be an emotionally difficult process, and we pride ourselves upon the extensive support we offer our trainees.
Psychotherapy
Offering Psychotherapy Services for over 50 years
With a rich history, AGIP has been delivering psychoanalytic psychotherapy for over five decades.
To connect with one of our psychotherapists directly, please click here to view a list of our members’ profiles
Low Fee Psychotherapy
Offering Psychotherapy Services for over five decades
The Fairbridge Clinic offers psychoanalytic psychotherapy to individuals in receipt of certain state financial support.
Applications for psychotherapy are accepted from March to May and September to November and are subject to eligibility, assessment and therapist availability.
About Us
AGIP provides an inclusive, dynamic, supportive and pluralistic psychoanalytic community for members and trainees, and increases access to psychotherapy for low- income groups.
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