This session will focus on how to get families/whanau engaged and committed to DBT both during the commitment phase and throughout treatment. Formulating family/whanau goals in line with the adolescent’s goals and treatment targets; identifying and working with therapy interfering behaviours and navigating group challenges that arise will be discussed. The session will involve a balance of teaching, case examples and time for specific consultation questions that either you or your consultation team have.
About our Web Series events:
This two-hour online Zoom group seminar is part of an online series designed to support practitioners in their DBT practice and professional development. A single DBT trainer will present an area of DBT study and progress its application to your context. Events may involve activities, discussion and Q+A for participants. There will be a maximum of 20 participants for each event. You will need a suitable device with a webcam and a reliable internet connection capable of streaming 'youtube' style video. When registered, we will send more information about the process of joining and particpating in the Zoom meeting.
Note: if this training is sold out then you will be able to join a waitlist. If we repeat this training then those on the waiting list will be the first to be offered a place for the new training.
Prerequisite level of DBT training and experience: Participants are expected to have some training (eg a two-day Introduction to DBT) and or familiarity with DBT. They are expected to have some experience in working with adolescents and families. Australian practitioners are welcome to join and please note we will be talking with primary reference to New Zealand services and whanau.
You can contact us here with any enquiries about this training.