SEA Fund in honour of Hans W. Cohn
The SEA Bursary Fund in Honour of Hans W. Cohn
The SEA Bursary Fund in Honour of Hans W. Cohn was established in 1996 to celebrate Hans’ extraordinary contribution as a practitioner, author, tutor, and supervisor in existential psychotherapy. This bursary fund continues his legacy by supporting students who share his passion, commitment, and curiosity for existential psychotherapy.
Aims
The SEA Bursary Fund in Honour of Hans W. Cohn is dedicated to supporting students who are passionate about existential psychotherapy and in financial need. By helping individuals to advance in their studies and research, the fund also works toward a wider vision: making existential ideas and psychotherapy more accessible and present in the world.
Value
- The value of each bursary varies, depending on the number of applicants and available funds.
- We aim, where possible, to support students through one term of their training.
- Bursary payments are made directly to your training institution upon receipt of an invoice.
Who Can Apply
We warmly welcome applications from students who:
- Are in Year 2 or beyond of a recognised postgraduate training in existential psychotherapy (MA, Advanced Diploma, PsychD, Professional Doctorate, or PhD).
- Have been SEA members for at least one year at the time of applying.
- Demonstrate genuine financial need.
- Show enthusiasm and a clear commitment to existentialism and existential psychotherapy.
- Are practising psychotherapists/psychologists, including those in placements or honorary roles.
Giving Back to the Community
Recipients have the opportunity to contribute to our vibrant SEA community by:
- Sharing their learning or research through a talk or forum at the AGM or annual conference.
- Submitting a paper for possible publication in Existential Analysis during their bursary period.
How to Apply
Applying is simple:
- Complete the application form. Download here:
- Write a personal statement describing your journey in existential psychotherapy and how the bursary would help.
- Obtain two letters of support: one from your Course Director and one from your clinical supervisor.
Apply
For application deadlines, please contact: