This year we are very excited to be hosting Dr. Martin Bohus, Psychiatrist and Professor at the University of Mannheim, Germany. Dr. Bohus will provide an extended three-day training on DBT for Complex PTSD. The training takes place on Saturday – Monday, December, 14, 15 and 16, 2019. We encourage -->
Enhance your individual Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) practice with this hands-on course. You’ll get advanced training in problem analysis, case formulation and treatment design. You’ll work through real cases – including your own – and present clinical questions. Each three-hour session combines theory, practice and experiential exercises such as skills-modeling, role-playing and consultation. You’ll hone the DBT knowledge and skills you’ve already acquired to correctly analyze a client’s situation, design solutions that address their discomfort, increase validation and address issues that arise during treatment.
WHAT IS SELF-COMPASSION? Self-compassion is treating ourselves and our suffering with kindness and care, rather then ignoring or hurting ourselves. There are three components to self-compassion: Self-kindness opens our hearts to suffering; it enables us to give our-selves the kindness that we need. Sense of common humanity opens us to -->
Offering compassionate care and teaching can be immensely rewarding, yet emotionally demanding for helping professionals, caregivers, and educators. Sustained attention and care of others, as a therapist, educator, parent or child of aging parents, without a balance of compassion and care for self, can lead to burn-out and exhaustion.
Mindful eating is an approach to food and eating that fosters greater awareness of the relationship between your thoughts, emotions and eating behaviour. It helps you be flexible in how you understand food and eating. You develop an approach that is accepting and joyful. Mindful eating decreases overeating, binge eating and emotional eating. Mindful eating is not a diet or weight loss plan; it is a way of relating to food and to your body that is compassionate and balanced.
Learn how to implement a Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) Consultation Team within your own treatment setting. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to structure a Consultation Team based on common agreements, breaking down any barriers that might impede your team’s progress and smooth functioning. You’ll assess and identify treatment problems in depth, design the most effective solutions and monitor client progress. You’ll learn to present your own cases more clearly and concisely than ever, and benefit from group consultation and discussion.
Our team of Clinical Psychologists, Clinical Social Workers and Registered Psychotherapists provide services in Ontario and Manitoba. Additionally, our Clinical Psychologists provide services in Nova Scotia, Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Nunavut. Please reach out to us. Reserve a Discovery Call.
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