Bower Knowledge and Training – Complexity Series
Bower Place has released The Complexity Series.
The Practitioners at Bower Place have extensive experience working with complex systems and families and have released a series of online workshops that are approached through this lens, a coherent systemic methodology through which to address complex clients
- An understanding of the part of all those involved in creating and maintaining complexity
- A way of thinking that addresses constraints to change
- Practical tools to explore and understand each client
- Strategies and intervention to address presenting difficulties
There are four workshops, a foundation course for learning the fundamentals of the methodology, and three topic workshops, each focusing on specific cases for using the framework.
- Topic 1: A theoretical frame for understanding & working with complex cases
- Topic 2: Working with complex children & families
- Topic 3: Working with complex adolescents & families
- Topic 4: Working with complex adults & families
Who are the presenters?
The series will be presented by the directors and practitioners of the Bower Place Complex Needs Clinic:
- Malcolm Robinson, Director, Social Worker and Family Therapist
- Catherine Sanders, Director, Clinical Psychologist and Family Therapist
- Ann Weir and Melissa Minney, Registered Psychologists
- Ecaterina Eltahir and Charles Maddison, Social Workers & Counsellors
Who would be suited to these online workshops?
- All mental health practitioners: psychologists, psychiatrists, mental health social workers, family therapists, counsellors, mental health nurses and case coordinators. Post-graduate students in relevant disciplines will also benefit.
- Service delivery agencies, regulatory & funding bodies.
- Organisations & families dealing with complex matters
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