Maximising Therapeutic Effectiveness
McIntyre House
Holland St, Birmingham B3, UK
England
52.4830941
-1.9098953000000165
Description
Maximising Therapeutic Effetctiveness: Transforming your clinical work with complex clients
An event for psychologists, psychotherapists, psychiatrists, mental health professionals and trainees
"How can we refine our skills and develop our full capacity as healers, so that we can have a better chance of helping our patients? Six factors are associated with brain change in adults: (1) focus and repetition, (2) creating and maintaining a collaborative alliance, (3) inducing moderate levels of anxiety, (4) facilitating multiple levels of emotional activation, (5) creating "profound moments of meeting" and (6) developing a coherent life narrative."
Patricia Coughlin, 2016
Confirmed presenters so far include: Patricia Coughlin, Kristin Osborn, Beatriz and Terry Sheldon, Jessica Bolton, Angela Cooper and Diane Byster. This group of inspiring trainers will share groundbreaking theory and techniques to enable you to maximise your effectiveness working with complex clinical presentations.
In this exciting immersion course two days of presentations of theory and clinical practice are followed by two days of small group workshops. Experiential learning enhances retention and application; so our approach enables you to learn about the theory as well as to develop your clinical work in way that is personal and attuned.
IEDTA members discounts available, with limited places at each workshop and for students.
www.maximisingeffectiveness.co.uk
We have a choice of workshops during Wednesday and Thursday which you need to sign up for when you register due to limited numbers. Please click below for more information.
Wednesday 14th June 2017
Patricia Coughlin - Who are you really? Why do you do what you do? - WORKSHOP NOW FULL
The best therapists are not only highly educated and skilled, but are an authentic and engaged presence. This experiential workshop is designed to help you get clear about who you really are, while discarding old, limiting beliefs that hamper, rather than support you, in being your best self.
Terry and Beatriz Sheldon – Expanding the Therapeutic Attachment Relationship and Physiotherapy for the Brain
We will teach and demonstrate how to use this perspective to enhance your practice of psychotherapy.and maximize your therapeutic effectiveness. Working within an active and present therapeutic attachment relationship mobilizes high levels of emotional activation and provides relational connection and safeness.
Dr Angela Cooper - Working with Medically Unexplained Symptoms (MUS): Beginners workshop
This workshop will cover basic theory and practice as applied to patients with low to moderate MUS. We will develop an understanding of what MUS are and how they develop, you will be offered a framework to assess unconscious processes and how they link to various MUS, as well as a framework to understand your own emotions. You will also learn some basic treatment skills that you can apply safely with appropriate patients.
Thursday 15th June 2017
Kristin Osborn - Building Bridges Between Clients and Clinicians: How increasing your emotional aptitude influences the therapeutic alliance
Neuroscience, attachment and psychotherapy research indicates that the therapeutic alliance is at the heart of treatment. You’ll learn how and why cultivating your own capacity for self-compassion, self-care and emotional experiencing helps you resonate more fully with your clients so they can experience change. You’ll learn how non-verbal interplay can guide you when facing a client who is experiencing intense emotions. By the end of this workshop, you’ll feel more comfortable being yourself ‘in session'.
Dr Angela Cooper - Working with Medically Unexplained Symptoms (MUS): Advanced workshop
This workshop with cover more advanced theory regarding the development and maintenance of MUS. We will look at more complex MUS presentations where medical, psychological and social factors intertwine and how we can use an assessment framework to determine if emotional factors are present, how they might be contributing to symptoms and how we might target those areas in treatment. We will look closely at the effective aspects of treatment and what is required depending on a patient’s response to intervention.
Terry and Beatriz Sheldon – Facilitating Multiple Levels of Emotional Activation to Facilitate Neuroplasticity
This course will go into depth about the different levels of emotional processing in the brain: non conscious primary level emotions from subcortical parts of the brain, nonconscious secondary level emotional processing from the basal ganglia, and tertiary level emotional processing from the neocortex [Panksepp].
Dr. Jessica Bolton - Using Deliberate Practice to Increase Capacity and Improve Outcomes
Practice! It's how the good become great, and how we all become good. We wouldn’t expect to learn to play an instrument by going to concerts or by only performing whole pieces to an audience. This workshop will show you how to use Deliberate Practice to enhance your development, your clinical practice and your outcomes. The workshop will emphasize experiential learning through role-plays, watching video material, including of your own clinical work.
Diane Byster -Building Awareness and Healing Trauma: Integrating Yoga Principles and Practice Into Psychotherapy
This workshop will demonstrate how basic principles and practices from yoga can be incorporated into experiential psychotherapy. You will learn essential principles from yoga that apply to trauma as well as understand when and how to use yoga breathing, simple, gentle movement practice, and mindful self-compassion techniques.
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Start:
2017-06-12T08:45:00+01:00
End:
2017-06-15T17:30:00+01:00
Category
Other
Tickets
Two day ticket - student
180.0
GBP
250
Three day ticket - student
270.0
GBP
250
Two day ticket
280.0
GBP
250
Three day ticket
420.0
GBP
250