CONFER’S “FRAGILE SERVICES” ONLINE CPD MODULE
Fragile Selves: Working with Narcissistic and Borderline States of Mind
Includes input from Dr Jason Hepple and Elizabeth Wilde McCormick
Confer are offering a discounted rate to ACAT members. Email alison.marfell@acat.me.uk for the code to claim £80 off the self-funded rate of £200, making it £120.
Note this only works on the self-funded ticket type, and not the early bird offer!
Online module
This package of resources provides 19 hours of CPD on the subject of psychotherapeutic work with people who have received a diagnosis of a Narcissistic or Borderline Personality Disorder, or those who express personality traits often associated with those definitions such as difficulty regulating extreme affective states in relationships and of maintaining a stable, realistic view of the self and other. It combines a rich archive of:
- Video lectures and presentations
- Clinical role-play videos
- Interviews and discussions
- A comprehensive study guide
- Research resources
- Therapeutic tips for quick reference
The experienced clinicians featured in this module have integrated the latest research on trauma, neurobiology, attachment and object relations into their therapeutic work.
http://www.confer.uk.com/module-borderline.html
Published by Alison Marfell on 7th Sep 2018
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