Syventävä koulutus vieraannuttamisen ilmiöstä kiintymyssuhde- ja traumanäkökulmasta ja koko perheen huomioivista interventioista.
Katso lisätiedot koulutuksen sisällön esittelystä ja täytä ilmoittautumislomake sivun alareunasta.
Kenelle:
Sosiaali- ja terveydenhuollon ammattilaisille, jotka kohtaavat työssään vieraannuttamista, esimerkiksi sosiaalityöntekijät, psykologit, terapeutit sekä ero- ja väkivaltatyön ammattilaiset.
Koulutukseen valitaan max. 30 ammattilaista ilmoittautumisjärjestyksessä.
Koulutus on englanninkielinen, joten sinulla tulee olla riittävä kielitaito osallistuaksesi keskusteluun koulutuspäivien aikana (tulkkausta ei järjestetä). Pyydämme ilmoittautumisen yhteydessä esittämään lyhyen perustelun koulutukseen hakeutumiselle. Koulutukseen osallistuja sitoutuu antamaan palautetta koulutuksesta.
Hinta:
175 euroa / 2 pv (sisältää iltapäiväkahvit ja lounaan).
Koulutus on maksuton Ensi- ja turvakotien liiton jäsenyhdistysten työntekijöille.
Kouluttajat:
Karen Woodall & Nick Woodall, Family Separation Clinic, UK. Klikkaamalla linkkejä voit tutustua Family Separation Clinicin toimintaan, työn keskeisiin periaatteisiin ja aiempiin koulutuspalautteisiin. Alla kouluttajien esittelyt.
Karen Woodall is a highly experienced psychotherapist with over 25 years experience in working with parents and children affected by
family separation. She has worked extensively in both private and public law and regularly works in the High Court of England and Wales.
Using established therapeutic theory and practice, Karen has developed new ways of working with alienated children and is widely regarded as one of the foremost experts on children’s post separation rejecting behaviours and the phenomenon of the alienated child.
She is also an author and her influential blog has a worldwide readership. She is currently studying for a PhD. Karen was previously the Director at the Centre for Separated Families, a national charity that works with the whole family in order to bring about better outcomes for children.
She is the co-author of Understanding Parental Alienation: Learning to Cope, Helping to Heal (Charles C Thomas 2017) and The Guide for Separated Parents (Piatkus 2007) and with her colleague, Nick Woodall.
Nick holds a Masters degree in psychodynamic psychotherapy from the University of London and is also a therapeutic mediator, accredited by the School of Psychotherapy & Counselling Psychology, Regents University.
He has worked with families experiencing divorce or separation since 1999 and co-founded the Family Separation Clinic, having previously worked at the Centre for Separated Families. He specialises in working directly with separating families in order to enable the whole family to manage change in ways that provide the best outcomes for children and specialise in children’s rejection of a parent.
Nick has worked on family separation policy and service design for the UK Government and has been a guest lecturer at the Judicial College of
England and Wales. He is the co-author of Understanding Parental Alienation: Learning to Cope, Helping to Heal (Charles C Thomas 2017)
and The Guide for Separated Parents (Piatkus 2007) with his colleague, Karen.
Koulutuksen sisällöt:
1) Focus: Understanding childhood relational trauma in divorce and separation.
Indicative content:
- Children’s attachment relationships and divorce and separation
- Attachment maladaptations seen in divorce and separation
- Understanding Object Relationships
- Understanding primitive defences
- Understanding the onset of psychological splitting
- Recognising reactive splitting in the family system
- How parents present differently when a child aligns and rejects
- The role of coercive control in alignment and rejection
2) Focus: Differentiation
Indicative content:
- Understanding the child’s presentation
- Assessing the depth of splitting in the child
- Understanding parental positions in relationship to the child
- Assessing the aligned parent for capacity to change
- Assessing the rejected parent for capacity to provide healthy care
- Observational work in differentiation
- The role of allegations and what to do about them
3) Focus: Building structural interventions
Indicative content:
- Child protection – Protect, constrain and treat
- Protecting the child
- Constraining the pressure points
- Treatment routes
- Structural intervention
- Working with the alienated child using the language of parts
- Integration through rebuilding the relationship with the rejected parent
- Training the rejected parent in Therapeutic Parenting Skills
- Introduction of the rejected parent
- Use of stepping stone foster care
- Post reconnection therapeutic work – the milestones
Lisätiedot:
Erityisasiantuntija Johanna Vaitomaa
p.050 5660197, johanna.vaitomaa@etkl.fi
Täältä voit lukea ETKL:n uuden verkkojulkaisun: Tunnista, puutu ja auta – opas vieraannuttamisen tunnistamiseen ja perheiden auttamiseen (2023), toim. Vaitomaa, Hietanen ja Rautio.
Ilmoittautuminen:
Ilmoittaudu 4.9.2023 mennessä täyttämällä huolellisesti alla oleva lomake. Ilmoittautuminen on sitova. Tieto koulutuksen osallistujille lähetetään sähköpostilla 5.9.2023.