Course description

Training Description:

This model is a therapy approach aimed at finding effective solutions for family and couple systems in therapeutic work with couples. After participants are informed about this perspective, they will have the opportunity to both learn about and experientially engage with the topics within the model. The goal of the training is to provide participants with knowledge that can be applied in their personal lives as well as added to their professional toolbox.

The process of establishing intimacy and resolving differences will be addressed. Change, as an element of interaction, will be examined as a way to embrace differences, with the aim of understanding how transformational change can be achieved in therapy.

1st Module:

• Basic Concepts
• Major Definitions and Concepts in Family and Couple Therapy
• Subsystems
• Analogous Communications
• Intermediate Actions
• Conflict
• Couple’s Dilemma
• Change
• Diet
• Digital Communication
• Diachronic

2nd Module:

• Emotion
• Difficult Areas in Emotion
• Transference, Reflection, Differentiation
• General Theories
• General System Theory
• Communication Theory
• Boundaries
• Complementary Relationship
• Symmetric Relationship
• Systemic Perspective
• Interactional Perspective
• Conceptual Features of Relationships
• Interpersonal Closeness and Distance

3rd Module:

• Structural Family Theory
• Family Systems Theory
• Systemic Strategic Family Theory
• Cognitive Behavioral Approach
• Dynamic Family Theory
• Personality and Personality Theories

4th Module:

• Preliminary Interview Techniques
• Couple Therapy Relationship Assessment Scale Inventory
• Supervision Case Presentations with Video Applications
• Training Methods and Techniques

The training is supported by theoretical and practical applications such as information transfer, role-playing, case studies, video work, and small group sessions.