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Date: 28 Oct 2017
Singapore
Course Presenter: Dr. Robert N Brockman, Clinical Psychologist (Sydney, Australia) ISST Accredited Schema Therapist, Supervisor, & Trainer
Focus of the course: This workshop is aimed at developing skills in imagery re-scripting within a schema therapy and childhood trauma context. Participants will learn skills in improving re-scripting and managing commonly experienced difficulties in imagery work. Furthermore, attendees will also develop skills in strengthening client's healthy adult via imagery work. The workshop will utilize newly developed imagery re-scripting video teaching resources, and allow time for attendees for practice skills.
Summary: Have you delayed doing imagery because of your own anxieties about your practice? Have you had clients say - "I can remember my childhood" or "I can't do imagery"? Are you looking for novel ways to increase your skills and capacity to increase corrective emotional experiences in clients? Imagery Rescripting is a key aspect of schema therapy and a powerful experiential tool. Furthermore, research over the last 4 years has focused how imagery work can be utilized as a standalone treatment for PTSD and childhood trauma. This workshop will focus specifically on how therapists can become more skilled in developing strong corrective emotional experiences that result in significant emotional, cognitive, and behavioural change.
Venue: Fort Canning Lodge
Brochure: Download
Fees:
399 SGD
Early bird price of 349 SGD applies if paid by 31st July 2017.
Language: English
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