Essential Elements of Psychotherapy for Practice and for Writing Measurable Outcomes
$125* | 6 CEUs | Virtual
$125* | 6 CEUs | Virtual
This workshop encompasses, in a succinct format, the “art of psychotherapy”. Writing measurable outcomes is a skill, but in order to do that, clinicians must start with understanding and practicing fundamental psychotherapy skills.
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DELIVERY: Synchronous Virtual Classroom via Zoom
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This workshop, “Essential Elements of Psychotherapy for Practice and for Writing Measurable Outcomes”, encompasses in a succinct format, the “art of psychotherapy”. Writing measurable outcomes is a skill, but in order to do that, clinicians must start with understanding and practicing fundamental psychotherapy skills. Doing so enables clinicians to then obtain the information they need to create person-centered, meaningful goals and objectives that result in measurable outcomes. This skill set helps clinicians assist clients to “situate where they are thinking” about their problem. And by learning how to implement the Cognitive Domain Rating Scale, the clinician guides the client to what they want to work on, using any evidence based practice.
Participants will learn 1)Three essential skills for effective psychotherapy supported by researchers in the field; 2)The 6 cognitive domains of Bloom’s Taxonomy, the basis for the Cognitive Domain Rating Scale (CDRS); 3) How to write measurable outcomes using the skill set and the CDRS; and 4) How to reframe unrealized outcomes as “new” information to help clients better “situate their thinking about their problem.”
This one-day workshop enables clinicians to forge ahead to write outcomes that will not just be to please funders, but will make for a hopeful and effective process for their client who will have a clear sense about their treatment and path to recovery
This is appropriate for anyone in private practice and any human service agency, e.g. inpatient and outpatient mental health, school social work, hospitals, etc.
PRESENTER:
Sharon Kopyc, LCSW is currently Director of Womanspace-Ardmore, a residential program for women with addictions. She has extensive work experience with children, adolescents and adults and has worked in a variety of settings. More recently her work has focused on trauma and addictions. She is EMDR trained and holds certificates in Narrative Therapy and Structural Family Therapy. She has also taught at the college level and has a forthcoming book, “Writing Measurable Outcomes in Psychotherapy with Oxford University Press.