Social Work Practice
10 seminars exploring pieces of theory that aren’t often taught, but are extremely useful in practice.
Psychotherapy is about doing something different. This seminar is about the importance of language and whether there are better ways of saying things. Seminar length: 23 min 10 sec +…
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Transference is a major theory that throws light on the therapeutic relationship. What happens in the intersubjective space between therapist and client? Seminar length: 29 min 28 sec + 8…
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Defense mechanisms exist in our psyche to perform two essential functions; to maintain our self-esteem and to reduce the impact of disturbing emotional content. What is the mystery to be…
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Social constructionism holds the viewpoint that the content of our consciousness and the mode of relating to one another is grounded in our culture and society. In this seminar, we…
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According to Freud, anxiety is intrinsically linked to human psyche. How can we assist in the reframing of anxiety for our clients? Seminar length: 24 min 43 sec + 8…
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Therapy should not take a cookie-cutter approach. Rather it is contextual in the dialogue that occurs and the support that is provided. Seminar length: 23 min 02 sec + 8…
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We do not experience the universe independently but as we see it through our senses – shaped by our frames of reference and lived experience. Seminar length: 17 min 18…
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In this seminar, we explore the patient-therapist relationship through the frame of Michael Balint’s Basic Fault. Seminar length: 36 min 50 sec + 8 reflective practice questions
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You may consider Communication Theory as rather “old school” however we believe there are some important aspects of it that have been underutilized.Seminar length: 24 min 51 sec + 6…
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