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MENTORSHIP CRITERIA: |
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The criteria for qualifying as a Trainer and maintaining Trainer status in the specialist fields of
SHIPiC®, SHIP®forAdolescents, SHIP®forAdults, and SHIP®forTrauma are as follows:
- The qualifying Trainer should be over the age of 40.
- Be registered either as an Educational, Counselling or Clinical Psychologist with the HPCSA.
- Be in possession of a Doctorate in Educational, Counselling or Clinical Psychology.
- Be trained by a registered Trainer in the category of registration.
- Have accumulated 5000 sessions in the category of proposed registration (SHIPiC®,
SHIP®forAdolescents, SHIP®forAdults & SHIP®forTrauma) with clients in private practice from the date
of Facilitator registration.
- A Facilitator can only register as a Trainer after four years from the date of Facilitator registration.
- Trainer status of the applicant can only be gained in the scope of practice and the registration category
as a psychologist with the HPCSA. A qualified Trainer can thus only train in his/her specific scope of
practice and registration category as a psychologist at the HPCSA.
- A qualifying Trainer has to present a mini workshop (1½ hours) in the specific category of registration
at the Annual National SHIP® Conference as stipulated by his/her Trainer.
- Trainers must maintain private practice status comprising no fewer than 50 hours of SHIP® per
month in the category of registration in order not to forfeit their Trainer status.
- Trainers must remain actively involved in annual workshops and conferences as stipulated by the MB.
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MENTORS: |
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| Ms Marlene Flett |
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SHIP®forAdults Facilitator
SHIP®forAdolescents Facilitator & Interim Trainer
SHIP®forTrauma Facilitator
(BOcc Ther, Dipl Spec Ed, BA Hons - Psych, MA - Couns Psych)
Counselling Psychologist
PS 0058971 (1997)
Member Board of Management
60 Grace Avenue
Murrayfield
Pretoria (Mon - Wed)
Tel: +27 12 803 3124 (h) / 803 5504 (w)
Cell: 082 290 7408
E-mail: mflett@absamail.co.za
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Abbreviated CV:
Marlene Flett qualified as an Occupational Therapist in 1974. She also obtained a diploma in Special Education at UNISA in 1976. She applied her knowledge in various ways in her work with children with physical, neurological, learning and emotional disabilities in government hospitals, schools and in private practice.
Her post as Senior Occupational Therapist at the Denmar Clinic brought her into closer contact with the intersystemic relationships of psycho-bio-sociological dynamics within teenagers and adults for the first time.
She obtained her M Psych in Counselling Psychology at UP in 1997. She did her internship at the Staanvas Clinic for substance abuse.
She is a founder member of THE SHIP® FOUNDATION, a registered SHIP®forAdults & SHIP®forTrauma Facilitator, the interim trainer for SHIP®forAdolescents and also a member of the Board of Management of THE SHIP® FOUNDATION. She has written various articles on SHIP® and has also done presentations and workshops in this field.
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| Dr Elna (E.M.) Schoeman-Steenkamp |
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SHIP®forAdults Facilitator & Trainer
(BA Log, BA Hons - Psych, MA - Clin Psych, DLitt et Phil)
Clinical Psychologist
PS 0018368 (1985)
Member Board of Management
65 Anderson Street
Brooklyn
Pretoria (Mon - Fri)
Tel: +27 12 362 0485 (h & w)
Cell: 082 565 3083
Fax: 088 012 362 0485
E-mail: steenem@intekom.co.za
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Dr Elna Schoeman-Steenkamp started her career as a Speech Therapist and Audiologist. She realised that there are very often underlying emotional problems that need to be addressed before healing can take place. She furthered her studies in Psychology and obtained a master's degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Pretoria in 1985. On completion of her internship at Weskoppies hospital she started a private practice. She joined the cochlear implant team at the University of Pretoria, where she played the role of psychologist on the team for 15 years, working with hearing-impaired people. She attained a Doctorate from UNISA on her work with hearing-impaired people.
Dr Elna Schoeman-Steenkamp has been a speaker at various national as well as international conferences on the topic of spontaneous healing as well as the role of nutrition in emotional well being. She is a founder member of THE SHIP® FOUNDATION, has been a SHIP®forAdults Facilitator since 2001, and obtained her SHIP®forAdults Trainer status in October 2004.
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| Dr JO Steenkamp |
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SHIP®forAdults Facilitator & Trainer
(BA, BA Hons - Psych, MA - Clin Psych, DLitt et Phil)
Clinical Psychologist
PS 0018392 (1985)
CEO Board of Management
65 Anderson Street
Brooklyn
Pretoria (Mon - Thurs)
Tel: +27 12 362 0493 (h & w)
Fax: 088 012 362 0493
E-mail: jos@intekom.co.za
Web Site: http://www.jos.co.za
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Abbreviated CV:
JO Steenkamp obtained his Master's in Clinical Psychology (University of Pretoria) in April 1985, and commenced with private practice in the same year.
During his second year of private practice he stumbled on spontaneous healing, and began what was to become a meticulous experiential research study of intrasystemic healing processes. In 1991 he obtained his Doctorate in SHIP® (Spontaneous Healing Intrasystemic Process) at UNISA, and has since refined this method continuously. His book entitled SHIP®: Spontaneous Healing Intrasystemic Process: The Age-Old Art of Facilitating Healing was completed in October 2001 and is currently in its 12th reprint.
Over the years Dr JO Steenkamp shared his views on SHIP® with other psychotherapists who came to him for psychotherapy. This culminated in the establishment of a training school, THE SHIP® FOUNDATION, for like-minded psychotherapists in Psychology. Dr Steenkamp is CEO of this organisation.
In addition to his private practice, he runs clinical workshops and has been a speaker at numerous venues among them academic institutions, national and international conferences and radio talk shows.
Dr Steenkamp specialises in the field of SHIP®forAdults.
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| Dr Irene Strydom |
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SHIP®forAdults Facilitator
SHIPiC® Facilitator & Interim Trainer
(B Prim, Dipl Rem Ed, BEd Hons - Gifted Child Ed, Hons BEd - Guid & Couns [Endorsement], MEd, MEd - Guid & Couns, MA - Couns Psych, DEd)
Counselling Psychologist
Educational Psychologist
PS 0066567 (2000)
Member Board of Management
66B Burg Street
Wellington
Western Cape (Mon - Fri)
Cell: 082 956 4080
Fax: 086 689 2991
E-mail: irenes@mweb.co.za
Additional:
36 Buitekring
Dalsig
Stellenbosch
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Dr Irene Strydom completed two Master's degrees in Educational Psychology (1991) and Guidance and Counselling (1999) at UNISA, both with distinction and received performance awards from UNISA for both these degrees. In 1995 she received her Doctorate from UNISA. Irene also completed three certificate courses at the University of Johannesburg in 2003 (Certificates in Psychopathology, Neurology and Personology) and a Master's degree (with distinction) in Counselling Psychology (University of Pretoria) in April 2008.
Irene Strydom is registered as an Educational and Counselling Psychologist and runs a private practice. She used to head the Brooklyn Child and Adult Guidance and Development Centre in Pretoria, where therapeutic and remedial services are offered. Irene was a senior lecturer at the University of South Africa (UNISA) till 2007 where she trained registered counsellors and educational and counselling psychologists.
Irene is registered as a SHIP®forAdults Facilitator and is an interim trainer of SHIPiC®, which is an application of spontaneous healing principles in child therapy. She has been instrumental in the further development of SHIPiC®. She also serves on the Board of Management of THE SHIP® FOUNDATION.
In 2005 Dr Strydom presented two papers on spontaneous healing at international conferences in Cambridge and Cape Town.
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| Dr Jaco van der Walt |
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SHIP®forAdults Facilitator & Trainer
SHIP®forTrauma Facilitator & Trainer
(BA, BA Hons - Psych, MA - Clin Psych, PhD)
Clinical Psychologist
PS 0033405 (1992)
Chairperson Board of Management
31 Sycamore Street
Zwartkop x4
Centurion (Mon – Sat)
Tel: +27 12 663 2918 (h & w)
Fax: +27 12 663 3635
E-mail: jacovanderwalt@lantic.net
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Dr Jaco van der Walt obtained his MA (Clinical Psychology) degree at the University of Pretoria and completed his internship at Weskoppies Hospital in Pretoria. He registered as a Clinical Psychologist in January 1992 and obtained his PhD (Psychotherapy) degree in 2001 at the University of Pretoria.
He has been working extensively in the psychotherapy and trauma fields as a clinician, project manager, lecturer and researcher. He is also a former board member of the South African Institute for Traumatic Stress and the Gauteng Business Against Crime Victim Empowerment Management Board.
He has been a member of a psychology private practice in Centurion since January 1997. He worked at the Psychological Service of the South African Police Service for more than 12 years, where he was Head of Department in Gauteng and also Provincial Head of the Employee Assistant Services in the same province.
He has given numerous lectures and presentations on a variety of topics and held many training sessions and workshops at various hospitals, clinics, organisations, businesses and conferences.
He is a founding member of THE SHIP® FOUNDATION and is a registered SHIP®forAdults and SHIP®forTrauma trainer and chairperson of THE SHIP® FOUNDATION. He is the founder of SHIP®forTrauma and has also written various articles on SHIP®.
He specialises in psychotherapy for adults (SHIP®forAdults), trauma psychotherapy (SHIP®forTrauma), debriefing and marital therapy.
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