Child Guidance Training Centres

Re: 1932

"Child Guidance Training Centre, which was then the Canonbury Child Guidance Clinic and I suppose still the only child guidance clinic in the country, apart from the East London and Guy's Hospital Child psychiatry department" Elizabeth Irvine

<a href="http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/library/mrc/explorefurther/speakingarchives/socialwork/929.publ_no_13_irvine.pdf">http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/services/library/mrc/explorefurther/speakingarchives/socialwork/929.publ_no_13_irvine.pdf</a>

BRITISH PAEDIATRIC ASSOCIATION REPORT OF CHILD PSYCHOLOGY SUB-COMMITTEE pub 1946

. .THE TRAINING to consist of one year's half-time work for senior candidates, and for less experienced candidates an additional one year's full-time clinical work under supervision. The candidate must also have had experience in treatment of adult psychoneurosis, either before beginning the training or running concurrently with it. In order to ensure that candidates should be suitable for such work the Council not only make a careful selection but reserve the right to terminate a Fellowship if the candidate is found, after a probationary period, to be unsuitable. Such Fellowships for training are tenable at the following Institutions: Aberdeen Child Guidance Clinic. Bristol Education Committee Child Guidance Clinic. Child Guidance Training Centre, Muswell Hill. Guy's Hospital. Hertfordshire County Child Guidance Clinic, St. Albans. Maudsley Hospital Child Guidance Clinic. Tavistock Clinic. Manchester Education Committee Child Guidance Clinic.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1987976/pdf/archdisch01440-0060.pdf