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SFBT (Working with Crisis, Trauma and
Loss)
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TESTIMONIES
"I've benefited tremendously as it is a new paradigm shift
for me to apply SFBT in grief, trauma, and losses. Often, I
see that we do risk assessment rather than safety
assessment."
Tan Yew Heng Eugene
"This course has helped me by providing techniques I could
use in my work. The trainer has also given opportunities to
try out the techniques in class. It was very helpful."
Rachel Loh
"Trainer is fluent & concise in her delivery. She has done a
great job."
S. Aishah
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Accredited by Canadian Council of Professional Certification |
The Canadian Council of Professional Certification (CCPC) was
established for the purpose of recognizing the accomplishments of
professionals working in their specific disciplines. Certification
is granted and a professional designation is awarded when applicants
have met the criteria set out by each discipline’s board of
examiners.
In 1975, CCPC was granted a Federal Charter by letters of patent
under the provisions of Part ll of the Canada Corporations Act (www.ccpcprofessionals.com).
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Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) is an approach in
counselling, psychotherapy and social work that aims to help
clients to generate solutions. Its ideas have also been used in
clinical supervision, coaching, education and management. It is an
approach that is client-centred, strength-based, goal-focused,
contextual and usually brief.
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Course Objectives |
This 2-day workshop helps the participant to use
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy in crisis and traumatic
situations.
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| Course Contents |
- Importance of being with clients and moving at clients’ pace
- Fit the therapy process with clients’ emotions and take
account of emotions in the therapeutic interactions
with clients
- Instill hope by visualizing positive outcome for the
counselling session
- Empowerment of clients to take back control of their lives by
establishing meaningful goals and envisioning a
positive future
- Use of Exception Question, Relationship Question and Coping
Question to elicit clients’ strengths and pre-
session changes
- Use of Scaling Question to assess safety level and manage risk
factors
- Use of compliments to acknowledge and amplify client’s
resilience
There will be a combination of group discussions, role plays,
tape-viewing, didactic instructions and demonstrations.
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Who Should Attend |
This course is suitable for practitioners in the social service
field who are working with individuals, families, groups and/or
communities. It will be relevant to those working with children,
youth and/or adults. It is appropriate for social workers,
welfare workers, counsellors, therapists, psychologists,
teachers and anyone else who are interested in helping people.
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Course Details |
| Date: |
To Be Advised (2-day Course) |
| Time: |
9.00am – 5.00pm |
| Venue: |
Academy of Human Development Pte Ltd
37
Middle Road, #05-00, Uweei Building
Singapore 188946 (see map)
(*dates
and venue subject to change) |
| Pre-requisite: |
SFBT (Introduction) |
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Award |
Participants who successfully complete any of the stand-alone
modules will be awarded a Certificate of Accomplishment for each
module they took.
Participants who successfully complete the full certificate with
assessment will be awarded a Graduate Diploma in
Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. In addition, the participants
will also receive certification from CCPC granting them the
designation of Certified Solution-Focused Practitioner (CSFP).
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Trainer(s) |
CAROLYN NG was also taught by the late Insoo Kim Berg.
She is a Certified Thanatologist by the Association of Death
Education and Counselling (ADEC), and an approved supervisor
with the Singapore Association for Counselling (SAC). She is
trained in community crisis response by the National
Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA), United States. She is
also a licensed facilitator for FOCCUS (an inventory for
premarital and married couples). Her counselling experience
includes juvenile delinquency, marital issues, spousal violence,
mental health issues, palliative care and counseling for
children with childhood cancer and their families, as well as
bereavement support for the bereaved families.
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Enquiries |
To find out more about the course, please call 6593 5287 or 6425
2422.
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