Event Details
As therapists, we often see ourselves as facilitators of change, driven by a desire to help clients work toward growth, development, and change in their lives…but what does it mean for clients when they consider, and go through, change?
Drawing on the teachings of Emmy van Deurzen, Irvin Yalom, and Ernesto Spinelli, licensed counsellor and mindfulness author, Sandy Clarke, will explore questions of change – and therapist’s assumptions – when working with clients.
What do we mean by “change”? What message does it send to clients when we push for them to change…and what might it communicate about who we are as therapists? Join us to explore these questions and more.
You’ll learn to…
- Describe different types of change through the lens of existential therapy
- Understand “resistance” from an existential perspective
- Explore change with clients from a relational point of view
- Help clients understand and navigate ambivalence as a key ingredient of leaning toward and accepting change
Who is this for?
This webinar is open to any mental health professionals, healthcare professionals, or educators who guide or counsel people within their roles. Trainees within these fields are also welcome to attend.
Other Details
Participants will receive the Zoom link and details one week before the webinar. Please check your spam/junk folder if you have not received the email. If you’re still unable to locate it, contact us and we will re-send the details.
Terms & Conditions
- A certificate of attendance will be issued within 48 hours to participants who attend the webinar
- LKM-registered counsellors in Malaysia can claim 1 CPD point
- Webinars are not recorded
- No refunds for this webinar will be granted for any reason
- No transfers for this webinar will be granted (e.g., to another person or to pay toward a future webinar)
- Relate Malaysia reserves the right to cancel any registration at its sole discretion, in which case a full refund will be provided
- Please note: if you make your purchase outside Malaysia, the cost is set at US$50. If you are within Malaysia, please turn off any VPN tool you might be using.
