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Couples Conference |  Couples Conference 2022
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1:56:45
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Couple therapists must be able to organize each session in such a way that allows for measuring progress in their treatment plan. One such way is to think of placing the couple and therapist in discreet “containers” or exercises that stress the couple. These exercises, tasks, or games allow the therapist to test and retest hypotheses, test a particular capacity, or otherwise allow the therapist to view couple performance in real time. These containers include a task, timing, and possible roles casted by the therapist and may include a role the therapist must also play. An example might be a psychodrama whereby partners must replay a recent event – step by step – as the therapist, as investigator, gets the facts. Or another container might involve a deal breaker issue whereby partners are required to persuade each other out of a deal breaker while the therapist plays the role of mediating only the manner in which partners argue their points.

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Keynotes
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Couples Conference 2022
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Couples Conference |  Couples Conference 2022
Course Levels:
Master Degree or Higher in Health-Related Field
Duration:
57:40
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Audio and Video
Short Description:
In this golden age for models of couples therapy, therapists may wonder if they should be practicing the “one best model.” The research is clear that couples therapy models that have been tested are about equally effective, and that there are a number of key ingredients in any effective way to practice couples therapy. The presenter will describe these key ingredients that cut across models and some skills necessary to practice any model. He will argue that since this therapy is about improving relationships, the relationships we establish with our couple clients—balanced, caring, and sometimes challenging—are the heart of what we have to do well.

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Topic Areas:
Keynotes
Categories:
Couples Conference |  Couples Conference 2022
Duration:
57:40
Format:
Audio Only
Short Description:
In this golden age for models of couples therapy, therapists may wonder if they should be practicing the “one best model.” The research is clear that couples therapy models that have been tested are about equally effective, and that there are a number of key ingredients in any effective way to practice couples therapy. The presenter will describe these key ingredients that cut across models and some skills necessary to practice any model. He will argue that since this therapy is about improving relationships, the relationships we establish with our couple clients—balanced, caring, and sometimes challenging—are the heart of what we have to do well.

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Topical Panels
Bundle:
Couples Conference 2022
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Couples Conference |  Couples Conference 2022
Course Levels:
Master Degree or Higher in Health-Related Field
Duration:
57:36
Format:
Audio and Video
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Motivational factors may be central in the life of a couple. The panel will describe conflicts due to motivational factors and provide therapeutic options.

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Topical Panels
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Couples Conference |  Couples Conference 2022
Duration:
57:36
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Motivational factors may be central in the life of a couple. The panel will describe conflicts due to motivational factors and provide therapeutic options.

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Evolution of Psychotherapy |  Evolution of Psychotherapy 2021
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2 hours
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Dr. Burns will show video clips and outcome data on the how and why of-rapid recovery from depression with TEAM-CBT .

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Evolution of Psychotherapy |  Evolution of Psychotherapy 2021
Duration:
2 hours
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Couples often come to therapy in the aftermath of infidelity. Their marriage is in crisis, their emotions are intense, and you are required to quickly organize a lot of complex information into a coherent treatment plan. How do you do this with confidence? Discover what to look for, how to delineate core treatment issues in the initial, middle and termination stages of therapy. Next, use 10 parameters to assess the meaning of the infidelity and then uncover the major types of lies and deception to give you a solid way to determine what to address and when.

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Evolution of Psychotherapy |  Evolution of Psychotherapy 2021
Duration:
2 hours
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In this workshop I will show how to use a process-based therapy approach to guide intervention, based on a new form of process-based functional analysis. Using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and an extended form of its psychological flexibility model I will show how idiographic analysis can be used to fit treatment kernels to client needs, rather than using protocols that target syndromes.

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Evolution of Psychotherapy |  Evolution of Psychotherapy 2021
Duration:
2 hours
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In psychotherapy, negative emotions are essential parts of a client's stuck places. This workshop focus on how to identify, welcome, and transform such difficult emotions, such that they become integral elements of a solution.

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Evolution of Psychotherapy |  Evolution of Psychotherapy 2021
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2 hours
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When grief becomes painfully preoccupying and protracted, the problem often arises at the intersection of the death and the relationship it interrupted. Drawing on attachment-informed and Two-Track models of bereavement, we will begin by considering grieving as a process of reconstructing rather than relinquishing our bonds with those who have died, and the complicating circumstances that can interfere with this natural process. We then turn to a close analysis of a single session of therapy that releases an adult daughter from an anguishing grief that has persisted unchanged for many years, and that has insinuated itself into her life with intimate others. We begin this work by attending closely to "quality terms" in the client's narrative that poignantly convey the character of her connection with her mother, that symbolically signal the devastation caused by her death, and that function as harbingers of a more hopeful reconstructed relationship

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