Family Systems and Relational Therapy Models (15 Clock Hours)
- 1 Section
- 17 Lessons
- 2 Quizzes
Family Systems and Relational Therapy Models
- Course Overview & Introduction
- Module 1: Foundations of Family Systems Theory
- Module 2: Multigenerational and Bowenian Models
- Module 3: Structural Family Therapy
- Module 4: Strategic and Systemic Interventions
- Module 5: Experiential and Emotionally Focused Therapy
- Module 6: Cognitive Behavior Family Therapy
- Module 7: Postmodern and Narrative Approaches
- Module 8: Solution Focused Brief Therapy
- Module 9: Assessing Family Dynamics and Functioning
- Module 10: Multicultural and Diversity Considerations
- Module 11: Treating Co Occurring Disorders Systemically
- Module 12: Psychoeducational and Population Based Interventions
- Module 13: Ethical Practice in Relational Therapy
- Module 14: Legal Mandates and South Carolina Regulations
- Module 15: Professional Identity and Treatment Planning
- References & Policies
- Post-Test: Family Systems and Relational Therapy Models
- Program Evaluation
This continuing education course equips behavioral health professionals with the clinical skills necessary to assess and treat disorders within marriage and family systems. Practitioners examine psychotherapeutic applications alongside established systemic theories to enhance relational interventions. The curriculum prioritizes ethical decision-making while addressing the complexities of managing confidentiality and defining the client in family therapy.
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