Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Part 3: Individualized clinical consultation in DBT informed treatment

 Leading the way in Mental Health Training and Education

Expand your Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) knowledge and skills starting with Part 3 of our 3-Part DBT Program.

Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Part 3: Individualized clinical consultation in DBT informed treatment

Based on the nature of this program, registration is limit 5 Participants  
Part 3 runs for 10 weeks June 6, 13, 20, 27, July 4, 11, 18, 25, August 1 & 8, 2019 | Time: 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. 
Facilitator: Lyndsey Davies, MSW., RSW
This training is suitable for: Educators, mental health professionals, medical professionals, social workers and direct service workers.
Prerequisite: Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Part 1 workshop AND Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Part 2 workshop AND have clients willing to be video/audio taped for consultation purposes.

Part 3 Fees: $2000 ($100 per hour) Please note; no discounts, or promotions are applicable to this event.

CANCELLATION POLICY: NO REFUND. Based on the nature of this course, enrollment is limited to five participants therefore, SickKids CCMH Learning Institute is unable to issue refunds/credit notes after registration has been accepted.

Full Program Overview:

Part 3: Individualized Clinical Consultation in DBT Informed Treatment
Limit 5 Participants | 10 weeks starting June 6, 2019
Using audio/videotaped therapy sessions, participants will benefit from:

• Individualized feedback on your delivery of DBT informed practice.
• Suggestions based on DBT core competencies.
• Greater focus on DBT conceptualization and treatment planning.
• Increased ability to identify potential barriers.
• Increased ability to implement relevant strategies.
• Increased proficiency in offering DBT.
• Enhanced level of adherence to the model

Part 2: Formulating Effective Treatment Plans for Complex Clients | May 30 & 31, 2019
Those who have already taken a foundational training in DBT will learn:

• DBT-based case formulation.
• Case-conceptualization from a DBT perspective.
• The controlling variables of problematic behaviour.
• Recognize and address secondary targets.
• Avoid becoming polarized with clients.
• Coaching clients in crisis.
• Setting personal limits.
• Strategies to avoid personal burnout.
• Enhanced skills for working with high-risk, multi-disordered clients.

Part 1: An Introduction to the Essential Components of DBT  | April 4 & 5, 2019
This introductory 2-day workshop will provide participants with the following:

• Theoretical underpinnings of DBT.
• Standard components of DBT.
• Group and individual components.
• DBT skills from each of the four modules.
• Conceptualize borderline personality disorder.
• Bio-social theory.
• Behavioural analysis.
• Solution analysis.
• Balance validation and change strategies.
• Ability to teach select DBT skills to clients