Dr. Maurice Prout serves as a professor at the Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology at Widener University. To stay actively involved with his professional community, Dr. Maurice Prout supports the Society for the Exploration of Psychotherapy Integration (SEPI), which fosters greater collaboration between clinicians and researchers to create new approaches to psychotherapy that take into account various clinical experiences and theoretical systems.

1. SEPI PROVIDES PUBLIC TOOLS
FOR TEACHING
PSYCHOTHERAPY
INTEGRATION
Maurice Prout

2. INTRODUCTION
• Dr. Maurice Prout serves as a professor at the Institute for
Graduate Clinical Psychology at Widener University. To
stay actively involved with his professional community, Dr.
Maurice Prout supports the Society for the Exploration of
Psychotherapy Integration (SEPI), which fosters greater
collaboration between clinicians and researchers to create
new approaches to psychotherapy that take into account
various clinical experiences and theoretical systems.
Because psychotherapy integration is necessarily
interdisciplinary, teaching it at the college level can prove
difficult. However, furthering the field of integrated
psychotherapy involves training students on its principles
and goals.

3. SOCIETY FOR THE EXPLORATION OF
PSYCHOTHERAPY INTEGRATION
• To address this issue, the SEPI Education and Training
Committee called for the submission of course syllabi for
classes that look at the integration of science and
practice, take an integrated approach to psychotherapy
practice, or serve as an introduction to psychotherapy
integration.
SEPI has now made this database of syllabi available
online to inspire future coursework and serve as
templates for individuals who want to bring such classes
to their own institutions. Individuals can access the
database at www.sepiweb.org. SEPI also plans to continue
expanding the compendium, so professors are invited to
continue submitting the curricula that they develop.