Distance Training in
Classical Adlerian Depth Psychotherapy:
Brief, Group, and Marathon Therapy
DT305
Instructor: Henry T. Stein, Ph.D.
(Revised 1-4-11)
| Objective: |
To learn the discipline of efficient, brief therapy, including the use of graphics, based on the techniques of Anthony Bruck. To learn the creative strategies used in weekly and one-day marathon group therapy. |
| Reading: |
Selected published articles and unpublished manuscripts on brief therapy, by Anthony Bruck. Adlerian Graphics for Brief Therapy, by Henry Stein, based on Anthony Bruck's original drawings. Selected reading in group therapy. Handouts from the five-day master seminar. |
| Audio: |
Adlerian Brief and Group Therapy Techniques, a five-day master seminar conducted by Henry Stein. (Thirty hours) |
| E-mail: |
Comments and questions. |
| Discussion: |
Five hours of telephone conferencing. |
| Time: |
Approximately five to ten weeks. |
| Cost: |
$1,080.00 |
| Note: |
Prerequisite: Courses DT101, DT102A, DT102B, DT201, DT301, DT302A, DT302B
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Outline of Course Content
- PRINCIPLES AND TECHNIQUES OF BRIEF THERAPY
- Anthony Bruck's guidelines for creative brief therapy.
- Graphic clarifiers for teaching practical Adlerian principles. Charts for promoting self-evaluation.
- Books that provide helpful insight and inspiration.
- Socratic questioning for securing relevant information and generating action-oriented solutions to problems.
- Case examples of presenting problems and therapeutic solutions.
- THEME-FOCUSED WEEKLY GROUP THERAPY
- Establishing an issue or theme oriented group series. Evaluating client readiness for group.
- Principles of group treatment. Time and activity structure of group.
- Eliciting individual expectations and commitments. Techniques for involving all group members.
- Using role-playing and psychodrama to experiment. The group as a social microcosm.
- Homework and extended support/challenge networks. Closure and termination or commitment renewal.
- ONE-DAY MARATHON GROUP THERAPY
- Principles of marathon treatment--differences from weekly group format.
- Selection of participants, mixing issues and progress levels. Invitation and explanation of process.
- Appropriate setting and facilities. Time and activity structure for the day.
- Setting realistic contracts for one day. Securing group consent for interventions
- Preparing for and staging emotional breakthroughs. De-briefing, group closure, and commitments for follow-up.
- OFF-SITE COUNSELING INNOVATIONS
- Advantages and limits of telephone counseling. Liability issues. Commercial "900" services--potential and risks.
- Counseling by mail or audio tape. Written questionnaire for saving information-gathering time.
- Technology of computer on-line counseling. Commercial on-line services: Compuserve, America-On-Line, Delphi, Prodigy, etc.
- Running a private on-line bulletin board.
- Organizing case notes and analysis with available computer software programs.
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REGISTRATION FOR: DISTANCE TRAINING IN CLASSICAL ADLERIAN DEPTH PSYCHOTHERAPY
BRIEF, GROUP, and MARATHON THERAPY - DT305
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Mail to: Alfred Adler Institute of Northwestern Washington
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Bellingham, WA 98226
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(360) 647-5670
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