Bircham International University provides adult degree programs leading to a distance education university degree at professional, undergraduate and graduate levels through sound updated curricula and an innovative distance learning method of instruction.

Gestalt Therapy – is a phenomenological-existential psychotherapy founded in the 1940s by Frederick and Laura Perls and subsequently developed by others. It is a process orientated psychotherapy focusing more on what is happening (process) than what is being discussed (content). In terms of this science, what is being experienced at the moment is given more emphasis than what was, might be or should be. In Gestalt psychotherapy, both the therapist and the client dialogue. The differences in their perception of perspective become the focus of further experimentation and dialogue. The goal is for the client to become aware of what they are doing, how they are doing it, how they can change themselves and how to better value and accept themselves. The course contains 18 credits.

Courses (each subject accounts for 3 credits):
     - Senses Awareness & Development
     - Gestalt Dialogue
     - Present Awareness
     - Gestalt Nature of Change
     - Gestalt Psychotherapy
     - The Gestalt Therapist

Tuition: each 3 credits - $275