Webinar: Clinical Case
This section of the Centre for Continuing Training in Sexology and Psychotherapy (CFCSP) allows you to view different clinical cases that have been dissected and analyzed during group supervision to help you understand the concepts in greater depth.
Specializing in couple therapy since the beginning of his practice, François tries to demonstrate in the videos how to help more difficult couples. Emotional impasses, the different types of therapeutic alliances that can be created with the couple and the varieties of harmful and destructive behaviours of the partners will be addressed in greater depth.
Each supervisor received the written consent of each participant to be filmed. Only the supervisor is filmed during the sessions.
Proof that you are a member of a professional order will be required before giving access to the videos to maintain the confidentiality rules of your code of ethics.
Email info@lesexologue.ca following your purchase with your membership number and membership professional order.
Cost: $85 to $100
Recognized for hours of continuous training by OPQ and OPSQ
Clinical case in psychotherapy 1
Psychotherapeutic learning:
- Customer manipulation and risk of suicide
- In-depth assessment of the couple’s true sexual satisfaction
- Dialogue written for therapist and client
- Therapist’s discomfort with resistant and problematic couple
- Work on partners’ individual rather than common goals (establish a collaborative alliance)
- Assess the level of hatred and respect in the relationship related to sexual desire
- Use mind-mapping in couple therapy
Clinical Case in Psychotherapy 2
Psychotherapeutic learning:
- Integrating mind-mapping with customers
- Highlight the borrowed operation of the relationship
- Accolade to relaxation: diagnostic tool and plasticity of the brain
- Bring out normal marital sadism in sex out of pity
- Work theemotional deadlock and the 2 choice dilemma
- Use binominal questions to demonstrate customer mind-mapping skills
- Bring out customers’ mind-masking
- A look back at group 1 supervision cases and couple improvements
Recognized for two and a second hours of continuing education by the OPQ and OPSQ
Clinical Case in Psychotherapy 3
Psychotherapeutic learning:
- Stagnant couple
- Emotional impasse
- Normal marital sadism
- Therapist creates a collusive alliance with couple
- Difficulties in establishing collaborative alliance with couple or partner
- Establish a collaborative alliance between the couple’s partners
- Use mind-mapping in couple therapy
- Comparison different approaches: complicity or contradiction?
- Managing a couple in a combative alliance
- Cultural difference
- Being a female therapist in the face of couple sexism
- Bring out mind-masking
- Differentiation process
Recognized for 3 hours of continuing education by the OPQ and OPSQ
