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This two-part series is designed by Dr. Leslie Greenberg and Dr. Serine Warwar, leaders in the field of psychology, and aimed at mental health professionals from various training backgrounds who wish to acquire specialized skills in working with emotions in psychotherapy. The workshops will teach specific skills in working with emotional processes in clients struggling with various mental health issues. Video-recordings of real therapy sessions will be used to illustrate client process and interventions
Unfinished Business refers to unresolved emotional pain - such as hurt, anger, shame, complicated grief, resignation, or hopelessness - related to unmet needs from past relationships, often with a parent, caregiver, or significant person. These longstanding emotional wounds stem from experiences like:
Unresolved feelings from these experiences can result in emotional issues such as depression, anxiety, shame, unresolved grief, or damage to one's sense of healthy identity and self-esteem. Clients with complex unfinished business often feel stuck in a cycle of bad feelings that do not resolve, and these feelings are easily triggered in current situations and relationships.
Available for e-learning
Unfinished Business refers to unresolved emotional pain (such as hurt, anger, shame, complicated grief, resignation, or hopelessness) related to unmet needs from past relationships, often with a parent, caregiver, or significant person. These longstanding emotional wounds stem from experiences such as chronic neglect, emotional abandonment, the absence of warmth and caring, criticism, the experience of not being allowed to be who you are or not being accepted for who you are, experiences where support or love are conditional, or fear of an attachment figure who has been emotionally or physically abusive.
Unresolved feelings from these experiences can result in emotional issues such as depression, anxiety, shame, unresolved grief, or damage to one's sense of healthy identity and self-esteem. Clients with complex unfinished business often feel stuck in a cycle of bad feelings that do not resolve, and these feelings are easily triggered in current situations and relationships.
Available for e-learning
Do you ever feel unsure about how to effectively work with emotions in your therapy sessions? Do you struggle to access, regulate, or deepen your clients’ emotional experience? Do you have trouble helping your clients process emotions productively?
Working with emotion is an essential component of psychotherapy, and therapists can encounter challenging emotional processes during treatment. For example, clients often present with secondary symptoms which are frequently mistaken for the main problem. These secondary symptoms obscure the deeper emotional issues that require focused attention and intervention. To address these and other emotional issues in psychotherapy, therapists require training to learn specific skills and techniques.
In this workshop, you will learn 20 evidence-based skills to help you assess specific emotional issues and apply targeted interventions to address them. These skills draw on decades of research on emotions from multiple perspectives, including evolutionary biology and neuroscience, and can be integrated into any psychotherapeutic approaches and used with any client population. Video recordings of real therapy sessions will be used to illustrate client processes and interventions.
Available for e-learning
Workshop was presented Live in March 2023
OBJECTIVES
This advanced experiential and didactic training is designed for EFT-C
therapists, supervisors and trainers.
In this couples training participants learnt advanced skills to work with
challenging issues such as escalated couples, blocks and interruptions, trauma, emotional injuries and alliance ruptures. In addition, attention is
given to the use of experiential teaching and homework
Core unhealthy shame is a major source of psychological distress and human suffering. Shame results in feelings of worthlessness and self-contempt, difficulties in interpersonal relationships, and problematic emotions such as unhealthy anger or rage. In contrast, assertive healthy anger is helpful and therapeutic to change core shame. As a therapist, knowing how to work with assertive anger is fundamental in transforming shame and accessing the sadness of grief related to childhood unmet needs. This workshop is designed by Dr. Leslie Greenberg, an international leader in the field of psychotherapy and emotion, and it is tailored for mental health professionals from various training backgrounds to provide practical skills in working with shame and anger.
Available for e-learning
This 2-day workshop is designed by Dr. Leslie Greenberg and Dr. Antonio Pascual-Leone, leaders in the field of psychology. It is aimed at mental health professionals from various training backgrounds who wish to acquire specialized skills in processing emotions productively in psychotherapy. Video-recordings of therapy sessions will be used to illustrate client processes and interventions.
Available for e-learning
This three-part series is designed by Dr. Leslie Greenberg and Dr. Serine Warwar, leaders in the field of psychology, and aimed at mental health professionals from various training backgrounds who wish to acquire specialized skills in working with emotions in psychotherapy. The workshops will teach specific skills in working with emotional processes in clients struggling with various mental health issues. Video-recordings of real therapy sessions will be used to illustrate client process and interventions
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