BT16 Clinical Demonstration 06 – Accessing & Utilizing Relationship and Contextual Information in Brief Therapy – Wendel Ray, PhD

Description:Description:

The Communication Theory Based Family and Brief Therapy developed by the Palo Alto Group pioneered specific techniques for quickly comprehending relationship and contextual commands and constraints inherent in how people communication about the problem they are experiencing. This demonstration will reveal how a therapist uses listening and joining skills to identify and use messages implied about the relationship nexus of which the problem is a part to join and engender constructive change.The Communication Theory Based Family and Brief Therapy developed by the Palo Alto Group pioneered specific techniques for quickly comprehending relationship and contextual commands and constraints inherent in how people communication about the problem they are experiencing. This demonstration will reveal how a therapist uses listening and joining skills to identify and use messages implied about the relationship nexus of which the problem is a part to join and engender constructive change.

Educational Objectives:Educational Objectives:

1. Demonstrate understanding of how to identify the relationship level aspect of messages embedded in how people describe their emotional and behavioral difficulties.Demonstrate understanding of how to identify the relationship level aspect of messages embedded in how people describe their emotional and behavioral difficulties.
2. Demonstrate utilization strategies in promoting effective problem resolution in interaction focused brief therapy.Demonstrate utilization strategies in promoting effective problem resolution in interaction focused brief therapy.

*Sessions may be edited for content and to preserve confidentiality**Sessions may be edited for content and to preserve confidentiality*