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Using Attachment and Affect Regulation Theory in Treatment
[12 Credits]
Oct 24 - Nov 12, 2011
This course addresses some of the many ways that an understanding of Attachment and Affect Regulation Theory is being applied clinically. The increased effectiveness of treatment and deeper understanding of what actually happens within sessions greatly enhances clinical experience.
The course is the second in a three part series. It is not required that one has taken the first part to benefit. The first part is archived as a \\\\\\\"continuous seminar\\\\\\\" and can be taken anytime.
Group Relations Online: Small Group Training
[16 Credits]
Mar 01 - Mar 31, 2012
Virtual Groups develop a group process that is similar and different then face-to-face, real time groups. This experiential group offers participants an opportunity to study this process in an online group relations forum over the course of a month. This study is enhanced by preliminary discussion with the Directorate and with post training review and application phone conferencing.
The Impact of Prenatal and Early Postnatal Experiences Over the Lifespan
[12 Credits]
Mar 05 - Mar 24, 2012
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Science is now demonstrating the relationship between human prenatal development and an individual’s growth, health and behavior over their lifespan. This seminar will introduce practitioners to research that illuminates how prenatal experiences shape our lives and how the impacts of our earliest experiences may influence the therapeutic relationship.
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