Webinar: DBT in schools – Tips for Managing Emotion Dysregulation in Schools using a DBT approach - September 2020

A 2 hour web-based training

Using a DBT approach to risk management, this session will equip you with a step by step process to both assess and manage suicidal and/or self-harm behaviour in the school context. Effective contingency management is so important and you will be learning to assess the contingencies that are operating in relation to this behaviour and subsequently put in robust management plans that both you and your colleagues can understand and follow. There will be a brief look at the DBT skills with a focus on a handful you could use as part of your management plan. There will be a balance of teaching, case examples and time for specific consultation questions. 

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.

Training Level

• This is an intermediate level 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.

1. A registration is for one person. To successfully manage the event, we expect only one person to join the webinar as part of your registration.
2. You agree not to record the meeting in any way. You agree not to distribute materials to other persons without prior agreement.
3. Registrations are confirmed only when payment is received by credit card (with Paypal) or electronically.
4. Payment must be made before the training. By registering you accept liability for the costs of the training.
5. Cancellations must be notified to us by email (or the website contact form) with full identifying information.
6. Cancellations received more than seven days before the event will receive a refund of the fees paid less an administration charge of $50+GST (for each event).
7. Refunds cannot be given after that date. Refunds will not be available until after the event.
8. A colleague may be substituted for no extra charge if we are notified at least two business days before the training event.
9. In the unlikely event the training is cancelled by the organisers, registration will be fully refunded but no liability will be accepted for travel, accommodation or other costs/expenses incurred to registrants.
10. Online statements of attendance can be downloaded by all participants from this page. Printed certificates of attendance are not available for this event.