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SUMMARY:EMDR Basic Training\, Auckland
DESCRIPTION:EMDR Flyer \nDr Francine Shapiro is the originator and developer of the EMDR approach to psychotherapy. Rigorous research has established the efficacy of EMDR as a front line treatment for PTSD.  Research has now extended well beyond the trauma field with supportive studies in the areas of phobias\, panic disorder\, grief\, sexual dysfunction\, chemical dependency\, sexual addiction\, pathological gambling\, dissociative disorders\, performance enhancement\, somatic disorders and a variety of other diagnosis. \nIn 1990 Dr Shapiro founded the EMDR Institute which today provides trainings throughout Europe\, USA\, Canada\, Asia and South America. It is the only training available in Australia and New Zealand which has this international recognition and maintains the internationally required high standards. \nThe EMDR Institute Basic training is an accredited EMDR training which is conducted over six days to ensure that participants may optimise their exposure to the practice of EMDR with six separate practicum sessions.  The six days are broken into two\, 3-day trainings named Weekend 1 and Weekend 2.  Each three day training is followed by a five hour supervision component.  Group supervision dates are usually determined by the participants at the training.  The training is an interactive learning experience participants are required to bring a minor issue to address at the training. \nTrainer\nSigmund Burzynski is a member of the EMDR Institute faculty and is in private psychological practice in Geelong\, Australia.  He has an extensive clinical background and has worked in the Victorian prison system for six years.  He has been in private practice since 1994 and an EMDR Institute trainer since 1998. He has provided EMDR training in Hong Kong\, Singapore\, New Zealand\, and throughout Australia.  In 2010 he presented a case study on trauma based anger at the inaugural EMDR Asia conference in Bali.  He is also extensively involved in the supervision and training of psychologists and has lectured on EMDR at the University of Indonesia\, and Tarumanagora University Indonesia.  He provides supervision and training to psychologists nationally and internationally. \nEligibility\nThose eligible to attend the training include psychologists\, psychiatrists\, social workers and counsellors. Applicants must have level 8 NZQA qualification and full registration with their professional body. (please refer to the EMDR NZ web site) \n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/emdr-basic-training-auckland/
LOCATION:Mount Richmond Hotel\, 676 Mt Wellington Highway\, Auckland\, New Zealand
ORGANIZER;CN="EMDR":MAILTO:admin@associatedpsychology.com.au
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200214T170000
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SUMMARY:Male Trauma and Sexual Abuse Recovery symposium\, Wellington
DESCRIPTION:Symposium Flier (PDF) \n\n\n\nFacilitated by international expert on male trauma and sexual abuse recovery: Rick Goodwin – clinical services director of ‘Men and Healing’\, Ottawa Canada. \nThis is a vital training event for psychologists\, counsellors\, psychotherapists\, healthcare professionals\, case managers\, addictions workers\, justice workers\, as well as other front-line staff who have some clinical engagement with male clients. \n\n\n\n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/male-trauma-symposium-wellington/
LOCATION:Victoria University\, Wellington
ORGANIZER;CN="MOSAIC":MAILTO:justin@mosaic-wgtn.org.nz
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20200215T080000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200216T170000
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SUMMARY:EMDR Therapy with grief and mourning\, Mt Maunganui
DESCRIPTION:Grief workshop brochure \nThis workshop will focus on integrating EMDR therapy into the treatment of grief and mourning. The death of a loved one can be a time of unparalleled distress and adaptation to the loss can be very challenging. Even when uncomplicated\, bereavement can result in significant psychological\, behavioral\, social\, physical\, and economic consequences (Osterweis\, Solomon\, & Green\, 1984; Solomon & Rando\, 2007\, 2012\, 2015). EMDR therapy can be integrated into treatment of grief and mourning to process the distressing memories and present trigger that complicate the bereavement\, and enable the mourner to assimilate and accommodate the loss. \nAttachment theory increases our understanding of complicated grief and mourning and explains individual differences in grief reactions. Research has shown that attachment style is an important determinant of how one grieves. The loss of a significant person in adulthood can evoke many of the same feelings and responses that accompanied separation from an attachment figure during childhood (Kosminsky & Jordan\, 2016). Consequently\, understanding attachment theory can guide the EMDR clinician in identification and treatment of the maladaptively stored information complicating the grief.   Other frameworks important for understanding grief and mourning and guiding treatment will also be presented. including Continuing Bonds (Marwit and Klass\, 1996)\, Dual Process Model (Stroebe and Schut\, 2010)\, and the “R” processes (Rando\, 1993) which outlines the processes that are necessry for adaptive assimilation and accommodation of the loss. \nThis presentation will discuss grief and mourning\, case conceptualization and target (memory) selection and sequencing)\, factors that can complicate bereavement\, and how EMDR therapy can be integrated into an overall treatment plan. The eight phases of EMDR therapy\, and three prongs (past\, present\, future) with grief and mourning\, with video tape illustrations\, will be discussed. \nAn emphasis of this workshop is an analysis of clinical material through presentation of video tapes of EMDR therapy sessions.   Video tapes not only show the content of clinical dynamics of grief and mourning\, but also the “art” of EMDR\, including the pacing\, timing\, mechanics\, cognitive interweaves\, and relational aspects of EMDR. \nLearning Objectives \n\nUnderstand grief and mourning\, and factors that complicate the grief\nIdentify the processes necessary for assimilation and accommodation of loss\nUnderstand attachment theory and its relation to grief and mourning\nUnderstand how to integrate EMDR therapy into a treatment framework for grief and loss.\n\nTeaching Methods \nLecture\, video tapes of sessions\, demonstrations \nTrainer \nDr. Roger Solomon is a psychologist specializing in the areas of trauma and grief. He has been Senior Faculty with the EMDR Institute since 1993 and teaches EMDR internationally. He is a consultant with the US Senate\, providing direct services (including EMDR) through the in-house Senate Employee Assistance Program. Dr. Solomon has provided consultation and direct services to law enforcement agencies\, including the FBI\, Secret Service\, and Polizia di Stato in Italy\, and has worked extensively with families of police officers killed in the line of duty. Dr. Solomon has extensively collaborated with Onno van der Hart (Senior author of “The Haunted Self)\, and is part of an international team that has written articles on utilization of EMDR therapy with complex trauma. He is a visiting professor with Salesiana University in Rome\, Italy and is a consultant with psychology programs for La Sapienza (University of Rome) in Rome. He has authored or coauthored 46 articles and book chapters pertaining to EMDR therapy\, grief\, complex trauma\, acute trauma and law enforcement \nCost (AUD)\n\n$660\n$400 for attendees also attending the Master Class\n$200 for attendees who have attended three or more Master Class trainings\n\n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/emdr-therapy-with-grief-and-mourning-mt-maunganui/
LOCATION:Hillier Centre\, 31 Gloucester Road\, Mt Maunganui\, Tauranga\, New Zealand
ORGANIZER;CN="EMDR":MAILTO:admin@associatedpsychology.com.au
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200307T170000
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SUMMARY:Professional Ecotherapy Certification Program\, Thames
DESCRIPTION:Ecotherapy program flyer (PDF) \nLearn from ecotherapy pioneer David Talamo\, US-based psychotherapist\, how to integrate the healing magic of Nature into your clinical practice. \nWhether you wish to work indoors or out on the land\, this training will give you the knowledge\, skills and experience you need to safely and effectively weave Nature into your therapeutic approach. \nGet the skills and training you need to: \n\nMake Nature a prominent part of your life and work\nDesign your own ecotherapeutic treatment plans\nLaunch your own ecotheraphy practice\n\nIn 8 days of on-the-land meetings and 8 live video seminars we’ll combine mindfulness\, somatics\, expressive arts and ceremony with home study to give you a foundation in the field of ecotherapy. To further deepen your learning\, you will receive two individual ecotherapy sessions (each 1 hr) and two consultations (1 hr each) with Dave. \nTrainer\nDave Talamo\, MFT\, is founder of Wilderness Reflections. With over 40 yeras of expereince guiding wilderness trips\, he works as a therapist with youth and adults. A Certified Hakomi Therapist\, Davie is a pioneer in the field of ecotherapy and was one of the first to develop a somatic approach to wilderness questing. He is committed to the expression of joy and authenticity through the body and to helping others experience their own embodied selves in an intimate\, ecstatic relationship with Nature. \nCost\nNZ$3997 \nDeposit $500 (balance due 35 days before start of program) \nIncludes shared lodge or camping accommodation with kitchen. Meals are self catering. \nEarly bird registration discount: enrol by 1 October and receive a $300 discount. \n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/professional-ecotherapy-certification-program-thames/
LOCATION:Kauaeranga Forest Education Camp\, Thames\, New Zealand
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SUMMARY:Treating the effects of childhood abuse\, Auckland
DESCRIPTION:This seminar is for all clinicians who provide treatment/therapy for adults and adolescents who have experienced any form of childhood abuse or neglect. \nYoung adults who were abused and/or neglected in childhood are at greater risk of a variety of problematic behaviors and mental health issues\, including suicidality\, self-injury\, aggression\, substance abuse\, eating disorders\, PTSD\, and depression. Many of these difficulties are seen as symptoms of a personality disorder\, or as criminal behavior requiring incarceration. However\, emerging research indicates that they are more accurately understood as coping responses and conditioned reactions to triggered childhood memories and inadequate emotional regulation capacities. \nCalling on his new book (Treating risky and compulsive behavior in trauma survivors\, Guilford\, 2019) Professor John Briere (University of Southern California\, USA) presents an integrated approach to the treatment of childhood trauma\, with a specific focus on young adults\, including those who have been marginalized based on gender identity\, sexual orientation\, or social status. The special needs of male survivors will be explored\, given their greater risk of abuse-reactive behavior and the relative lack of available\, evidence-based treatment for this group. Specific interventions will be described\, including trigger management; urge surfing; mindfulness; harm reduction\, titrated exposure\, and relational processing. \nJohn Briere\nJohn Briere\, Ph.D.\, is Professor of Psychiatry and the Behavioral Sciences at the Keck School of Medicine\, University of Southern California\, and Director of the USC Adolescent Trauma Training Center of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network. A past president of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies\, he is recipient of the Award for Outstanding Contributions to the Science of Trauma Psychology from the American Psychological Association\, and the William N. Friedrich Lecturer: Outstanding Contribution to the Field of Child Psychology from the Mayo Clinic. He is author or co-author of over 140 articles and chapters\, 15 books\, and 9 trauma-related psychological tests. Dr. Briere’s newest book is Treating Risky and Compulsive Behaviors in Trauma Survivors (Guilford\, 2019). \nTo register\nEarly bird registration until Friday 31 January 2020: $310 (inc GST) \nFrom 1 February to 6 March 2020: $350 (inc GST) \nRegistration information \nExpression of Interest \n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/treating-the-effects-of-childhood-abuse-auckland/
LOCATION:Waipuna Conference Centre\, 58 Waipuna Road\, Auckland\, 1060\, New Zealand
ORGANIZER;CN="MEDSAC":MAILTO:victoria@medsac.org.nz
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200319T143000
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SUMMARY:Child & Family Therapy Workshop\, Wellington
DESCRIPTION:Pre Conference Workshop March 2020 (PDF) \n“Tūngia te ururua\, kia tupu whakaritorito te tupu o te harakeke” \nClear the undergrowth so that the new shoots of the flax will grow \nNZAP’s Child and Whanau Advocacy group are excited to present two innovative approaches to providing Child and Family therapy\, from Auckland and Dunedin. \nAll NZAP members and related professionals are welcome; this will be a good opportunity to meet and talk with colleagues from the NZAP Child and Whanau Advocacy Group and discuss the social and political impacts on child therapy. Morning tea and lunch are provided. \nWorkshop 1 – Playful Approach to Serious Subject\nSupport for children’s emotional and mental health through arts therapy in educational settings. \nAnna-Michele Hantler and colleagues of Arts & Play Therapy in Education (APTE) will share findings of their pilot project working in a South Auckland primary school\, delivering group and individual arts and play therapy. They will show original material from children\, parents and school and review what worked well and what didn’t. They will also describe the educational “fit” of group therapy work and the use of circle time techniques with puppets and games. \n“Our preliminary findings with schools interested in having child therapists indicate they need help with developing pro-social and emotional development techniques. Group work and co-facilitation is a way we can support this staff development and probably easier for them to fund.” Anna-Michele Hantler \nhttps://www.boosted.org.nz/projects/arts-play-therapy-at-park-estate-school \nWorkshop 2 – Reinvigorating Family Therapy\nAt one time Aotearoa was one of the foremost countries in the world in the development of family therapy. Sadly\, this has disappeared in most parts of the country. \nJoy Hayward and a group of colleagues have been meeting with a family for weekly family therapy sessions\, sometimes as co-therapists and sometimes as part of an observing team. They will share their experience of family dynamics\, of their groups dynamics and some of the theoretical background that has guided them. \nJoy Hayward trained as a child psychotherapist at a time when working with the family was an integral part of working with children. A thorough family assessment was vital to avoid further pathologising the child. In fact\, the child was often congratulated on finding a way to develop behaviour that enabled the family to get to therapy. On the eve of retirement\, Joy is striving to pass on the knowledge from the excellent training she received. With new government mental health initiatives there is hope and scope for a resurgence in family therapy as one of the essential ways of improving the life of children and in tackling our appalling mental health statistics. \nTo register\nPlease email lyanda.info@gmail.com \nRegistrations open on 2 September. \n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/child-family-therapy-workshop-wellington/
LOCATION:Home of Compassion\, 2 Rhine Street\, Island Bay\, Wellington\, New Zealand
ORGANIZER;CN="Child%20%26%20Whanau%20Group":MAILTO:lyanda.info@gmail.com
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SUMMARY:The Call of Darkness: Managing Suicidality in Clinical Practice workshop\, Wellington
DESCRIPTION:Workshop flyer (PDF) \n\n\n\n\nThis workshop is open to all health professionals\nLast year there were 668 deaths to suicide in our country\, and statistics show this number is increasing. Our current government has made it a priority to address this issue. \nIn this seminar Dr Hedges will draw on empirical research and outline promising treatment approaches informed by a range of significant theorists including Freud\, Jung\, Linehan\, Kernberg\, and Joiner\, along with attachment theorists. He will present a Relational Listening approach for treating and managing suicidality. \n\nWorkshop leader\n\n\n\n\nDr Lawrence Hedges Ph.D.\, Psy.D. ABPP\, is a psychologist-psychoanalyst in private practice in Orange\, California. He specialises in the training and supervising of psychoanalysts\, psychotherapists and other mental health professionals both individually and in groups on their most difficult cases. He has consulted or served as an expert witness on more than 400 complaints\, many in the area of suicide. Dr Hedges is Founding Director of The Listening Perspectives Centre and an honorary member of the American Psychoanalytic Association. \nHe has authored 19 books\, titles include: \n\nTerrifying Transferences: Aftershocks of Childhood Trauma\nListening Perspectives in Psychotherapy\n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration\nPlease CLICK HERE for registration options. \nLimit: 250 registrations. \nNZAP Members must be logged in to the website before registering\, otherwise you will not be able to access the special registration rates available to NZAP Members only. \n\n\n\n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/the-call-of-darkness-managing-suicidality-in-clinical-practice-workshop-wellington/
LOCATION:Te Papa Tongarewa\, Cable Street\, Wellington\, 6011\, New Zealand
ORGANIZER;CN="NZAP":MAILTO:admin@nzap.org.nz
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200529T170000
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SUMMARY:Treating PTSD workshop (Day 1-2)\, Auckland
DESCRIPTION:2020 Trauma Education with Leah Giarratano (PDF) \n\n\n\n\nThis two-day program presents a highly practical and interactive workshop (case- based) for treating traumatised clients; the content is applicable to both adult and adolescent populations. The techniques are cognitive behavioural\, evidence-based\, and will be immediately useful and effective for your clinical practice. \nDr Leah Giarratano\n\n\n\n\nLeah is a doctoral-level clinical psychologist and author with 24 years of clinical and teaching expertise in CBT and traumatology. \n\n\n\n\nCost\n\n\n\n\n* Program fee for NZ residents. Please note that fee and payment is in Australian Dollars (AUD) \n\nEarly Bird Fee $600 AUD when you pay more than four months prior\nNormal Fee $680 AUD when you pay less than four months prior\nPairs Fee $1\,170 AUD when you pay for Days 1-4 in one transaction (contact us first please).\n\n\n\n\n\nYour fee includes program materials\, lunches\, morning and afternoon teas on all workshop days. \nPlease email us your location preference (Auckland)\, name\, address\, mobile and any dietary requests for catering and you will receive a reservation invoice with the discounted fee and payment instructions. \nTreating Complex Trauma\nPlease click here to find out about the second two-day program. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/treating-ptsd-workshop-auckland/
LOCATION:Auckland CBD
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200626T170000
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SUMMARY:Treating Complex Trauma workshop (Day 3-4)\, Auckland
DESCRIPTION:2020 Trauma Education with Leah Giarratano NZ (PDF) \n\n\n\n\nThis two-day program focuses upon phase- based treatment for survivors of child abuse and neglect. This workshop completes Leah’s four-day trauma- focused training. Applicable to both adult and adolescent populations\, incorporating practical\, current experiential techniques showing promising results with this population; drawn from Emotion focused therapy for trauma\, Metacognitive therapy\, Schema therapy\, Attachment pathology treatment\, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy\, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy\, and Dialectical Behaviour Therapy. \nDr Leah Giarratano\n\n\n\n\nLeah is a doctoral-level clinical psychologist and author with 24 years of clinical and teaching expertise in CBT and traumatology. \n\n\n\n\nCost\n\n\n\n\n* Program fee for NZ residents. Please note that fee and payment is in Australian Dollars (AUD) \n\nEarly Bird Fee $600 AUD when you pay more than four months prior\nNormal Fee $680 AUD when you pay less than four months prior\nPairs Fee $1\,170 AUD when you pay for Days 1-4 in one transaction (contact us first please).\n\n\n\n\n\nYour fee includes program materials\, lunches\, morning and afternoon teas on all workshop days. \nPlease email us your location preference (Auckland)\, name\, address\, mobile and any dietary requests for catering and you will receive a reservation invoice with the discounted fee and payment instructions. \nTreating PTSD\nPlease click here to find out about the first two-day program. You must have first completed Day 1-2 to attend Day 3-4. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/treating-complex-trauma-workshop-auckland/
LOCATION:Auckland CBD
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200705T170000
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SUMMARY:International Person-Centered and Experiential Therapies Conference\, Auckland
DESCRIPTION:Flyer \nWe are really pleased to be able to let you know about the up and coming Person and Experiential Therapies Conference (PCE2020)\, the 14th International Conference of the World Association for Person-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapy & Counseling. This will be at the Auckland University of Technology (AUT)\, in Auckland from 1-5 July 2020\, only the second the time that the WAPCPEC Conference has been held in the Southern hemisphere. \n\nKeynote Speakers: We are delighted to confirm our four keynote speakers are Hinewirangi Kohu-Morgan (Ngāti Kahungunu ki Nuhaka\, Ngāti Ranginui ki Tauranga Moana\, Ngāti Porou ki Muriwai)\, Dr Raewyn Connell\, Dr Maureen O’Hara\, and Folasaitu Dr Julia Ioane. The theme of our conference is “Tihei mauri ora: Contact\, culture\, and context”.\nRegistration for the PCE2020 Auckland is now open with cheaper rates for early bird registration until 30 November 2019 and thereafter standard registration. To register click here.\nDiscount to the 2020 Conference is available for members of the World Association PCEPC\, therefore it is an opportunity to also join this Association (fee 50 Euro’s) and receive the benefits of being part of the worldwide Association: https://www.pce-world.org/how-to-join/join-wapcepc.html\nCall for Conference Abstracts is also now open\, with two deadlines: 30 November 2019 and a final deadline of 31 January 2020. Priority will be given to the earlier submissions. https://www.pce2020.com/call-for-abstracts\nCouch Surfing Accommodation Needed. There will be a significant number of people coming from around the world and we would like to offer couch surfing accommodation to both help keep costs down for those travelling from afar and also to provide opportunities for delegates from here and overseas to get to know one another. We are needing people in the Auckland region over the duration of the conference and also around New Zealand before and after the conference for delegates who would like to visit other parts of our country. There will be very clear guidelines given to people coming couch surfing as to what is expected. If you would be able to support the conference in this way we would love to hear from you via email to Janet.May@wintec.ac.nz \n\n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/pce-conference-auckland/
LOCATION:AUT University\, 55 Wellesley Street East\, Auckland\, New Zealand
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200831T170000
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SUMMARY:Psychodrama Bali Retreat
DESCRIPTION:Flyer (PDF) \n\n\n\nWith Craig Whisker and Sally Gable \n6 fabulous days balancing the spontaneity of psychodrama with the grounding of Yin yoga. We welcome anyone who wants to enhance their life in a creative\, safe environment. Indulge your senses and join us on this holistic wellness retreat. \n\n\n\n\n7 nights luxury twin share accommodation at Jeda Villas\, Pemuteran\nDelicious\, nutritious meals all included\nAt least 30 hours of psychodrama sessions\nBalinese Priest welcome ceremony\nDaily Yin yoga and guided meditations\nCultural visit to temples\nSnorkelling trip over coral reef\nTraditional Balinese massage\nOptional breakfast dream-analysis group\nAirport transfers included (3-4 hrs each way)\n\nCost\n\n\n\nThe Early Bird price is US$1\,650 available until 28/01/20\nThe regular price is US$1\,950\nUS$500 non-refundable deposit is required to book your space \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
URL:https://nzap.org.nz/event/psychodrama-bali-retreat/
LOCATION:Bali
ORGANIZER;CN="Sally%20Gable":MAILTO:psychodramabali@gmail.com
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