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Secrets & Conflicts Between Daughters & Mothers
Experience a thought-provoking and creative approach to the daughter-mother relationship from your point of view as a daughter
Learn tools to work creatively in your own life and in your practice:
sex, privacy & taboos as a reflection of changing times, changing roles, changing identities
mapping the meaning and power of secrets and conflicts
using rituals to acknowledge, preserve or release secrets
When: Friday, October 23rd, 2009, 6-9PM
Cost: $65.00 For students and candidates: $50.00
Contact us: Beltara@earthlink.net or call Roberta Estar at: 212-213-2635
For more details download the registration form here.
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Supervision Groups for Advanced Family/Couples
Therapists in Private Practice
In our small supervision groups, advanced therapists have an opportunity to enjoy colleagial support and consultation with a member of our senior faculty. Small groups meet weekly or bi-weekly through the academic year.
Cost: $50 per person per meeting.
Contact us: training@factsnyc.org
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Openings Available for the 2009-2010 Year
FACTS Two-Year Professional Training Program
Calendar: September 17, 2009 through May 20, 2010
Schedule: Thursdays, 2:30 to 4:30 PM
Tuition: $2000 per academic year
Address: 1841 Broadway at 60th Street, 4th Floor
Contact us: training@factsnyc.org
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FACTS Speakers’ Bureau
Members of the FACTS senior staff are available to reach out to the community to lead workshops and provide speakers to schools, parent groups, churches, synagogues and community centers. We are proud to share our many years of experience working with couples and families on a wide range of issues: relational difficulties; parenting issues; problems with adolescents; school-related issues; substance abuse; multicultural marriage; gay and lesbian couples and families; divorce and remarriage.
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EFT at ICP
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Program Description:
The core skills training consists of four 2-day sessions designed to focus on each segment of the EFT process as well as the therapeutic tasks and EFT Interventions associated with each phase of treatment. The training takes place in a small group with a combination of didactic and experiential learning. Participants are encouraged to bring their own case material to the training for discussion and illustration purposes. Those participants who want credit toward EFT certification for an advanced externship must present their own work through video or audio plus transcript. The trainings are structured as follows:
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Weekend 1: Steps 1 and 2: Assessment:
Alliance Building and Identifying the cycle. Interventions: Empathic reflection, tracking questions, catching the bullet. |
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Weekend 2 : Steps 3 and 4:
Deescalating the Cycle - Interventions: Evocative Questions, Heightening, Empathic Interpretation. |
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Weekend 3 : Steps 5, 6 and 7:
Working with Emotion - Interventions: RISSSC, Enactments - Change Event: Withdrawer Reengagement |
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Weekend 4: Change Event: Blamer Softening:
The process of blamer softening. Steps 8 and 9- Consolidation, Impasses in Therapy | Trainer: Gail Palmer, MSW
Gail Palmer is one of the Founding Members of the Ottawa Couple and Family Institute, has her Masters in Social Work and is a Registered Marriage and Family Therapist in Canada. Over the past 20 years, Gail has worked closely with Sue Johnson, co-creator of Emotionally Focused Therapy both at the Ottawa Hospital and in private practice. She has become an experienced trainer in EFT; currently offering core skills training to a number of therapists across Canada and the US. Gail’s particular interest is in EFT with families and she delivered the plenary address at the 2006 EFT Summit on families. She is an Approved Supervisor with the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy and is a family therapy professor at the School of Social Work at Carleton University in Ottawa.
Dates and Time:
Each workshop will be on Monday 9 to 4 and Tuesday 9 to 2.
Workshop 1: October 27, 28th 2008
Workshop 2: January 26, 27th 2009
Workshop 3: June 8, 9th 2009
Workshop 4: October 26, 27th 2009
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November 1, 2008. FACTS Workshop
CHRONIC ILLNESS…A FAMILY AFFAIR - CHALLENGES FACED BY COUPLES, FAMILIES & THERAPISTS
Saturday, 10 AM - 2 PM at ICP
This workshop will increase your knowledge and skill in helping couples and families deal with chronic illness. We will help you to work through clinical issues including:
Presenters:
Eva Margot Kant, LMSW. FACTS trained family and couples therapist, graduate of clinical training and graduate of the Sex Therapy Program at NYU School of Medicine. Ms. Kant has worked as a medical social worker and group facilitator in numerous medical settings.
Alessandra Strada, Ph. D. Attending Psychologist in the Department of Pain Medicine and Palliative Care at Beth Israel Medical Center. Certified both in EMDR and Guided Imagery. She is also Assistant Professor in the Department of East-West Psychology at the California Institute of Integral Studies, in San Francisco.
Download Registration Form here.
For Additional Information, please contact Kate at 212-333-3444 |
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