Enhancing Individual Therapy with Systemic Thinking
Strengthen your individual therapy practice with a systemic lens!
This training is for therapists who work primarily with individuals but want to deepen their practice by integrating systemic thinking. Clients don’t exist in a vacuum—understanding their relational patterns, family dynamics, and broader systems can lead to more effective interventions. This training provides a hands-on approach to applying systemic models in individual therapy, helping you refine case conceptualization, uncover hidden influences, and create more sustainable change for your clients.
Strengthen your individual therapy practice with a systemic lens!
This training is for therapists who work primarily with individuals but want to deepen their practice by integrating systemic thinking. Clients don’t exist in a vacuum—understanding their relational patterns, family dynamics, and broader systems can lead to more effective interventions. This training provides a hands-on approach to applying systemic models in individual therapy, helping you refine case conceptualization, uncover hidden influences, and create more sustainable change for your clients.
Strengthen your individual therapy practice with a systemic lens!
This training is for therapists who work primarily with individuals but want to deepen their practice by integrating systemic thinking. Clients don’t exist in a vacuum—understanding their relational patterns, family dynamics, and broader systems can lead to more effective interventions. This training provides a hands-on approach to applying systemic models in individual therapy, helping you refine case conceptualization, uncover hidden influences, and create more sustainable change for your clients.
Upon Completion, Participants will be able to:
Describe the research based evidence for incorporating systemic approaches into psychotherapeutic work in individual, family, and couples cases.
Explain the eight primary concepts that inform systemic therapeutic work.
Conceptualize at least one case on their caseload via a systemic model and demonstrate via role play effective use of systemic conceptualization in action.
Conceptualize at least one case on their caseload via a systemic model and demonstrate via role play effective use of systemic conceptualization in action.