NEW PARENTING WORKSHOP ADDRESSING THE YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS — For parents of children dealing with mental health problems. This 8-week, 2-hour weekly online workshop series teaches the core skills of healing communication. Starting July 2022/Tuesdays at 5-7 PM (EST)
Sponsored by the Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT
Jorma Ahonen, Nazlim Hagmann, Rebecca Hatton, Mary Olson, Russell Razzaque, Peter Rober and others
We are still accepting applications for Level 3: July 2022 – April 2023
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3-5, 2023
ONLINE: Join us on Zoom
CEUS
A three-day, fidelity-based introduction taught by Mary Olson, PhD and Nazlim Hagmann. MD
“This was the best training I have ever attended!”– Participant, April 2018
Russell is currently leading a national initiative to bring Open Dialogue to the National Health Service in the UK, entitled “Peer-supported Open Dialogue,” and the most comprehensive, multi-centre randomized controlled trial of Open Dialogue ever conducted.
We are a sister training facility to Dr. Razzaque’s Academy of Peer-supported Open Dialogue in the U.K.
“I’m keen to work with an attitude of ‘dialogizing’ professional ideas. In training contexts I’m very interested in the therapeutic use of self. How as a therapist should I (and could) be, act and relate with my clients in such way they would find our co-work useful? …. ”
The only North American teaching facility that specializes in providing world-class training in Open Dialogue and Dialogic Practice delivered by the field’s leading experts and developers.
Dialogic Practice is a client-centered form of psychotherapy that aims to be responsive to the needs of the whole person – rather than simply treating his or her symptoms.
Open Dialogue is an innovative approach to acute psychiatric crises developed by Jaakko Seikkula, Markku Sutela and their multidisciplinary team at Keropudas Hospital in Tornio, Finland.
All training programs are held at the New York Society for Ethical Culture in their beautiful, historic building on the Upper West Side at the corner of 64th and Central Park West across from Central Park.