The Institute Of Psychosynthesis London

Reviews

1. Lara Lessane ★★★★★

   When I first heard of "Serving Humanity in Transition," I didn’t fully understand what they meant. Now, four years into my training, I grasp it not just intellectually, but with my whole heart. Psychosynthesis has helped me discover my Self, and that inner alignment has created a ripple effect, transforming my relationships in meaningful and authentic ways. The Institute has been a powerful container for that growth — not just holding space, but doing so with a genuine, family-like warmth that has supported every step of my journey.

   almost 10 months ago
2. Bristena Mantu ★★★★★

   I would like to echo my colleagues in some of these reviews - the training is life-changing and I'm so deeply grateful I found the institute at such a difficult time in my life, when I had no real direction, foundation or support to navigate some challenging crises. I am a fully qualified counsellor on my way to obtaining my psychotherapy qualification and the Institute staff have been holding my hand through all the steps and changes I've needed to take in order to actualise my potential, my gifts and my purpose. I can wholeheartedly recommend this training for whoever needs a big life reset and who's unsure where to turn to, when all familiar points of reference have fallen away.

   almost 2 years ago
3. Hellyda ★★★★★

   A life changing course! I highly recommend to anyone that feels the call to serve as a guide, with both a psychological and spiritual understanding of the human experience, which in my view is the only true path to self realisation. After completing mods 1, 2 and the clinical training as a practitioner, I graduated this year as a Psychosynthesis counsellor. I’m now on the process of writing a thesis to complete the last step… the MA Wish me luck! I’m very grateful for everything I have learned in this institute, it wasn’t always a smooth operation. It’s not only the studies that can be challenging, but also dealing with past issues and triggers that inevitably arise during training. So it’s good that we are required to be in therapy during the process as it’s definitely needed. It was a journey into the depths of myself that promoted healing and the discovery of my most authentic being that was hidden behind the trauma and limiting beliefs. Now I have the capacity to help others along their journey and to me that is the most rewarding thing.

   almost 2 years ago

1. Ruchira Chakravarty ★★★★★

   I did the Fundamentals and then moved on to do my MA with the Institute of Psychosynthesis, London. This has been my most life altering experience and i hope all those searching for more and meaning to life should give themselves this gift. It is a deeply evoking and moving experience. I have learnt what it means to come home to myself through a long journey with my tutors, facilitators and cohort members. They have A class facilitators who have 3 - 4 decades of experience in this field. So you will be in good hands. Good luck for those choosing to undertake this journey. See you on the other side.

   almost 2 years ago
2. Edd Higgins ★★★★★

   I trained a few years ago and I would never have expected my training to be so life changing. One of the best things about this training was how well supported you are along a 2 year process of unpacking your own history, trauma and current issues so that you can be the best equipped in your practice as a therapist/counsellor and to truly be a solid guide to others who wish to take the path of healing and rediscovering themselves. DEFINITELY recommend registering to and attending one of the Free weekly open events as this is the best way to explore without commitment to the course.

   almost 2 years ago
3. Dulcie Brookfield ★☆☆☆☆

   A gathering of the worst people society has to offer; self obsessed narcissistic elitist uncultured priggs

   almost 5 years ago

FAQs