Clinical Supervision and Education for Clinicians
This monthly psychoeducation and clinical supervision group will teach you vital skills to improve your practice, including therapeutic skills and tools, harm reduction strategies, compassion-based approaches, relapse prevention models and tools, safety planning skills and tools, and evidence-based practice principles for addiction treatment. This group is for psychotherapists, counsellors, psychologists, social workers, nurse practitioners, addiction treatment clinicians and any health professionals wanting to learn more about addiction treatment. Wednesdays 6.30pm-9pm every 4 weeks, beginning 8th Feb (full list of dates available on enquiry) via Zoom. $120 per 2.5 hour session
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Sydney, NSW 2000
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Group psychotherapy
Existential group psychotherapy is a highly beneficial way of creating change. It's not what you might have seen in movies; there are no religious or spiritual affiliations, and participants are not expected to share anything they don't want to. It is a safe, respectful environment where you can gain insight into your behaviours, ask for support, and learn new skills. Group psychotherapy is useful for all people - it can help with personal growth, insight and improving relationships, as well as assist in managing addictive behaviours, mental distress and other mental health issues.
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Group psychotherapy for healthcare clinicians
Existential group psychotherapy is a framework developed by Professor Irvin Yalom and research has demonstrated that it is a highly beneficial way of creating change and developing insight. It's particularly useful for clinicians or student-clinicians who work in health and mental health fields, such as counsellors, social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, nurses and doctors. It is helpful for clinicians or student-clinicians seeking to expand their psychotherapeutic and counselling skills, learn from experienced facilitators, build resilience, manage compassion-fatigue and burn-out, and receive feedback and support in a safe, respectful environment.