About the Workshop
One of the most widely known and used storytelling techniques is the Thematic Apperception Test (TAT), a kind of projective technique in Psychology. It was developed by Morgan and Murray (1935) where the content of imagined stories would provide clues to the underlying dynamics of an individual’s interpersonal relationships and self-attitudes. This 2-day workshop presents the history, conceptual understanding of projective techniques, administration, scoring, and interpretation of the Indian modified version of the TAT (Chowdhury, 1960). TAT cannot be used to diagnose mental health concerns, however, after this workshop you will feel ready to use TAT with a combination of other scales for psychometric assessment and therapy, with practice. Participants will receive an e-certificate upon completion of the workshop within 2 days after filling out a feedback form upon completion of the workshop.
Dates: September 24, 2025
Timing: 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM IST
Duration: 3 hours
Fees: ₹799/-
Register NowWho can register for this workshop?
This workshop will be a perfect learning opportunity for aspiring psychotherapists and psychometricians, students of Psychology (Bachelors or above), or other mental health practitioners, advocates and enthusiasts.
How to register for the workshop?
Click on the Register Now button above, and fill out the registration form. Once you have filled this out and completed your payment, you will receive an Email within 1 day with the join link for the workshop. Your seat is only confirmed after you have completed payment for the training. The confirmation email will be sent to you on the address that you provide in the registration form, so be sure to type it out correctly! And do keep an eye out for our email once you have filled in the registration form, check your spam folder too in case you can’t find it!
About the facilitator.
Dr. Niharika Thakkar is the founder of PsychLine.in. She is a therapist and behavioral scientist by profession as well as by passion. She currently lives in New York, holds a Ph.D. in Social and Behavioral Sciences from Leiden University in the Netherlands, but is most prominently known for her passion for mental health awareness and her commitment to breaking the stigma around mental health care in India.
IMPORTANT:
- Limited Seats.
- This is an online workshop, the link to join the workshop will be shared with you after you have confirmed your seat upon completion of payment.
- The presentation delivered through the workshop will not be shared with the participants. A handout detailing a synopsis of the workshop will be emailed to each participant along with the e-certificate.
- If there are any special requirements or assistance needed by you to be able to attend the workshop, please email and let us know in advance at contact@psychline.in