Professional Training in Psychological Assessment

Psychological Assessment is a specialized service provided by qualified psychology graduates.

It is a valuable tool for psychologists beginning their professional practice, as it can support clinical and psychotherapeutic work within mental health settings and in the practices of professionals such as psychiatrists, psychotherapists, counsellors, and family therapists.

It strengthens clinical work by helping therapy gain clearer goals and strategy, allowing therapeutic interventions to focus on the specific needs of each client.

The data derived from psychometric tools are analyzed both quantitatively and qualitatively. Through the rich material provided, the personality of each individual emerges — revealing how they function, think, and feel, both intrapersonally and interpersonally.

n the seminar, through theoretical training, bibliographical study, practical application, and experiential processing, trainees explore and apply the dialectical systemic approach and gain experience that they can utilize therapeutically, as well as in their training within the Group Process and Family Therapy seminars (seminars that employ a related methodology as taught by Vasso Vassiliou and Giorgos Vassiliou). Finally, within AIA’s approach, psychological assessment is not only a diagnostic tool but also often functions as a useful catalyst in Family Therapy.

Indicatively, some of the themes explored during the meetings include:

 Τ.Α.Τ
 WAIS
 Rorschach
 Genogram-based history taking
 Sentence Completion
 Kinetic Family Drawing
 House –Tree- Person Drawings