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Working Successfully with Addictions |
10th - 14th May 2010
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This training is for Professionals and Trainees wanting to enrich their current knowledge, understanding and skills in their work with addictions and dependency issues.
‘This is certainly one of, or even the best training I have attended on addiction and generally...very professional, very informative, well thought out and presented and very enjoyable.'
JUDITH STRAUS, COUNSELLOR
‘Practical, inspirational and thorough framework for thinking about addiction & recovery - thank you.'
MABEL KING, CHILD & ADOLESCENT MENTAL HEALTH CLINICIAN
‘Good solid theory presented very well. Safe place to experience new learning. Fabulous informative take home Training Manual.'
IRENE MILLS, PSYCHOTHERAPIST
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
In a highly experiential training, you will learn a tried and tested Contemporary model that unifies the main psychotherapeutic approaches, as diverse as Counselling, CBT, 12 Step and Motivational Interviewing, into the core conceptual and intervention commonalities that support recovery from substance addiction (drugs and alcohol) and process dependency, (such as sex and gambling). The training explores these applications in both group and individual therapy settings and the therapist's role in the dependency matrix.
- Practice active methods for transforming dependency conditions.
- Follow case histories to uncover the various roads to recovery
- Activate resources for liberation from co-dependent relationships
- Assist Individuals to regain and sustain a genuine quality of life
- Identify your role in dependency and recovery
- Learn that recovery is possible and highly likely when people learn how
- Recognise when a dependency issue is primary to a person's difficulties
- Understand the nature of the problem
- Demystify the structure of addictive process and recognise its pattern at numerous levels of Emotional, Cognitive, Spiritual and Behavioural Systems
- Develop a special rapport of compassion and challenge with the inner experience of the ‘addict'
- The influence of relationships in dependency and recovery
- Understand relapse and relapse prevention
- Explore a new and useful approach to addictive patterns and personality development
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