Families and Trauma Work: Integrating Key Ideas from Individual and Systemic Practice Enhance your skills in working with families who have experienced trauma, using both individually and systems oriented approaches. Please note that this is a two-day workshop. Day 1: Tuesday 2 May 2023 Day 2: Tuesday 9 May 2023 Working with families and individuals where
Foundations of Attachment Observations with Infants Learn about observing infant attachment in clinical and home settings, and interventions to support attachment health. This workshop takes you through user-friendly approaches to understanding the Ainsworth systems for observing attachment, and brings them to life with observational footage of attachment interactions. Methods for observing attachment in clinical and home
Introduction to Narrative Therapy with Families Learn how to use Narrative Therapy in your family work. This workshop provides a practice-based introduction to the school of Narrative Therapy (NT) founded by Michael White and David Epston. You will have the opportunity to discuss its principles, philosophies and concepts, and how they compare to other models.
Families and Trauma Work: Integrating Key Ideas from Individual and Systemic Practice Enhance your skills in working with families who have experienced trauma, using both individually and systems oriented approaches. Please note that this is a two-day workshop. Day 1: Tuesday 2 May 2023 Day 2: Tuesday 9 May 2023 Working with families and individuals where
Foundations of Narrative Attachment Assessment with Adults Facilitated by Prof. Jenn McIntosh This workshop takes you through narrative, projective and questionnaire methods for assessing teen and adult attachment, with case examples. Validated methods for including attachment in clinical assessments are described and practiced, and interventions to support dyadic attachment security in families are detailed. Prof.
Foundations of Narrative Attachment Assessment with Adults This workshop takes you through narrative, projective and questionnaire methods for assessing teen and adult attachment, with case examples. Validated methods for including attachment in clinical assessments are described and practiced, and interventions to support dyadic attachment security in families are detailed. Prof. Jenn McIntosh shares ideas for