Schema Therapy for Adolescents and their Families: Surviving Adolescence and Growing from Mode Clashes by Ida Shaw

Schema Therapy for Adolescents and their Families:   Surviving Adolescence and Growing from Mode Clashes   

ISST Certification Module 3: Child-Adolescent ST

Ida Shaw, M.A.

September 28-29, 2018

This workshop will present a model for approaching and treating mode clashes with adolescents (ages 12-25) and their parents. Schema therapy(ST) with children and adolescents uses a developmental and systemic approach. 

Participants will learn how to identify these mode clashes, present them to adolescent clients and their parents and use Schema Therapy interventions to work through them so that the underlying needs are better meet. There will be particular emphasis on creative experiential work. We will explore the milestones of each developmental phase, the effect they may have on modes and schemas and the mode clashes that can occur when parent and child/adolescent needs are different. The workshop will focus on practice: demonstrations of the interventions and opportunities for participant practice with coaching and discussion. There will be a brief didactic presentation as introduction.

Twelve credit hours for ISST certification in Child-Adolescent Schema Therapy will be awarded for attendance. The hours may alternatively be used to meet the continuing education requirement to maintain ISST certification.

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