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Fine Tuning Chair Work in Schema and CBT

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Schema Therapy Training

Date:

Thursday, 25 July 2019

Location:

Perth

Registration closes on:

Sunday, 31 December 2023 at 11:59 PM - (GMT+08:00) Perth

Instructions

Fine Tuning Chair Work in Schema Therapy 

Presenter- Chris Hayes, Clinical Psychologist

Date/ Time- Friday 10 August  

Cost- $250

Are you looking to improve your skills in mode work and the use of chair work in schema therapy? Are you seeking new skills and methods in working with strong coping and parent modes observed in challenging clients? Do you also feel that in your clinical practice patients seem to be more challenging then the patients described in books and articles?

The workshop will offer you methods to cope with these challenging situations and will include:

  • Methods in using chair-work to “mode out” and formulate triggering events and patterns.
  • Ways to use mode work and chair-work to bypass strong coping modes, to work with those who are unwilling to do mode dialogues and are resistant to experiential work.
  • Different methods to “quarantine” parent modes, & enhance limited reparenting of child modes.
  • Troubleshooting chair work and ways to enhance the therapeutic effect of mode work.
  • Ways to use chair work to enhance client’s Healthy Adult mode in treatment.