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Awareness of our Own Reactions and Countertransference when Working with Youth and their Families

Tue, Nov 12

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Fred Finch -Training Center

Explore how our own “stuff” impacts our work with youth and their families and, if you are a supervisor, how to support those you supervise with all of this.

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Awareness of our Own Reactions and Countertransference when Working with Youth and their Families
Awareness of our Own Reactions and Countertransference when Working with Youth and their Families

Time & Location

Nov 12, 2019, 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Fred Finch -Training Center, 3800 Coolidge Ave, Oakland, CA 94602, USA

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Training Description

Examine the reasons why you chose to work in this field. They can be a “double-edged sword”— by being both the very things that make you excellent at your work and that can cause burn-out.  Explore how our own “stuff” impacts our work with youth and their families and, if you are a supervisor, how to support those you supervise with all of this.  Discuss self-disclosure with clients, explore ourselves and counter-transference, identify how we know when we are over-involved with our clients, and review ways to address this.

Learning Objectives

1. Describe the importance of separating our own issues (countertransference) from those of the clients/families with whom we work.

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