01:28:04
Couples counseling is deeply challenging work, and even more so when complex childhood trauma enter the clinical frame. In this webinar replay, MaryJo Barrett demonstrates how to integrate her Collaborative Change Model to help couples heal from childhood trauma and sexual abuse.
Topics: Couples Therapy, Family Systems, Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, Relationships, Trauma/PTSD, Families, Evidence-Based, Webinar Replays
01:24:44
Recent trends in clinical training have shifted from a sole focus on diagnostic accuracy to embedding diagnosis within a broader sociocultural and sociopolitical framework—in essence, humanizing the process. In this webinar, you will see Dr. Jason Buckles conduct three diagnostic interviews that humanize his clients and elevate their stories rather than reduce them to a list of symptoms.
Topics: Beginning Therapists, Assessment
01:27:41
Effective clinical supervision requires a collaborative working relationship characterized by mutual expectations and goal setting, a platform for the supervisee’s professional and personal development, and strategies for repairing potential relationship ruptures. In this webinar, you will see Dr. Rodney Goodyear create that foundation with his supervisee by introducing the supervision contract and demonstrating how to integrate that process into a constructive and meaningful alliance.
Topics: Consultation & Supervision, Integrative
2:20:06
Most couples arrive in therapy hoping for a new reality, but the path to real change is rarely straightforward––especially when there are histories of trauma. Once safety and understanding are established, therapists often face the next big question: how do we help couples actually do something different? In this volume, you’ll find a blueprint for supporting this vulnerable transition with clarity, compassion, and collaboration.
Topics: Couples Therapy, Family Systems, Child Abuse, Domestic Violence, Relationships, Trauma/PTSD, Couples
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