Workshops and Training Seminars
Beginning In April:
Schema Therapy Training
From The Basics to Dealing With Difficult Clients
- Schema therapy is an innovative, integrated therapeutic approach, originally developed as an expansion of traditional cognitive-behavioral treatments. The schema approach draws from cognitive-behavioral therapy, attachment theory, psychodynamic concepts, and emotion-focused therapies. In comparison to cognitive-behavioral therapy, schema therapy emphasizes lifelong patterns, affective change techniques, and the therapeutic relationship, with special emphasis on limited re-parenting.
- The 14-hour seminar will include didactic presentation, video demonstrations, clinical group exercises, case conceptualizations, and recommended reading - such as "Reinventing Your Life", and "Schema Therapy" by Jeffrey Young. The group will be limited to 10 clinicians for a more customized learning experience.
- The course will cover: an understanding of schema theory, schema modes, clinical strategies and interventions and how to apply the model with difficult client populations. Integrated concepts from mindfulness and interpersonal neurobiology will also be discussed and demonstrated.
- Go to schematherapy.com for more information on this treatment model. Also - check out Oprah Magazine, September 2007 edition, for the latest article on "lovetraps" - an overview of schema chemistry in relationships.
When:
Fridays - 14hours total
Time:
1-3PM
Where:
The Cognitive Therapy Center of New Jersey
28 Millburn Avenue, Suite 7-A
Springfield, New Jersey 07081
Facilitated by:
Wendy Behary - director
Limited to:
10 participants - register early!
register by phone:
(973) 218-1776 x807
register by email:
wetb@aol.com