Training Workshops for Mental Health Clinicians

This two-day workshop offers an introduction to Schema Mode Therapy PLUS additional resources for clinicians developed by ThePsychCollective.com.

This group schema therapy training workshop will answer the following questions:

• How are schema modes different from schemas?

• What are the four schema mode categories and how do they fit into the schema mode model?

• How do you plan a treatment pathway for your client using a schema mode approach?

• How do you use psychometrics to assess schemas and modes?

• What are the child modes and which techniques do you use to treat them?

• What are the coping modes and which techniques do you use to treat them?

• What are the parent modes and which techniques do you use to treat them?

• What are the healthy modes and which techniques do you use to enhance them?

• How do you conduct imagery rescripting, emotion bridges, mode interviews and dialogues with origins?

• What therapeutic factors do you need to consider when using schema mode therapy?

This schema therapy training is for mental health clinicians and trainees only.

This two-day schema therapy training workshop is presented by Jess O'Garr (Clinical Psychologist)

It is a face-to-face workshop hosted in Wollongong (NSW Australia).

It will offer 14 hours of CPD in a face-to-face format. (Not offered online or via zoom at this time)

All workshop materials will be provided in hard copy on the day of the training.

This workshop will answer the following questions:

• Who is DBT suitable for and how do these skills target the symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder?
• How does sensitivity, neuroticism and invalidation relate to difficulties regulating distress?
• What are dialectics and how do they relate to different skills?
• What is the function of mindfulness as a tool for managing negative emotions?
• How does understanding the cycle of distress assist clients to tolerate their distress more effectively?
• How can you hack biological responses to stop panic quickly?
• What is the function of emotions and how does emotion regulation differ from distress tolerance?
• Which skills need to be used to improve relationships and prevent regrettable actions?
• Which techniques can be used to monitor change and improvement?
• What therapeutic factors do you need to consider when working with patients with personality disorder, complex trauma or distress?

This training is for mental health clinicians and trainees only.

This two-day workshop is taught by Jess O'Garr (Clinical Psychologist) and Dr Al Griskaitis (Consultant Psychiatrist).

It is a face-to-face workshop hosted in Wollongong (NSW Australia).