Council for Relationships - Helping people understand, respect, and improve the quality of their relationships

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Educational Objectives

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1. Define key concepts of the neuroscience of intimate relationships

2. Discuss how brain development is affected by early experience

3. Apply knowledge about the brain in their daily practice

4. Discuss neuroscience and brain-based ways of understanding relational problems

5. Apply a brain-based approach to parenting that can deepen clinical work with impaired caregivers

6. Explain how therapy can foster healthier brain functioning in clients

1. Indicate increased comfort when addressing and discussing a wide range of sexual topics related to the self and others

2. Describe how to promote non-judgmental and respectful attitudes toward others whose attitudes, values, feelings, beliefs and sexual behaviors differ from those of the SAR participant

3. Verbally express increased awareness of personal attitudes, values, feelings and beliefs about numerous aspects of sexuality

4. Discuss the connection between sexual knowledge and self-awareness about human sexuality

5. Articulate an understanding of the wide spectrum of human sexual arousal and behavior

6. Explain how participating in a SAR contributes to the ethical use of self as a therapist in the treatment setting

7. Discuss variants of sexual behaviors, tendencies and preferences (including but not limited to heterosexual, homosexual, pansexual, kink, fetish, BDSM, trans persons, etc.).

8. Articulate feelings about topics of comfort and discomfort.

9. Describe aspects of human sexual behavior and/or sexual expression that represent areas for further professional exploration

10. Assess and describe increased tolerance and acceptance of specific sexual practices

1. Review the symptoms of ADHD

2. Describe a useful conceptual model for treating ADHD

3. Identify the many ways that ADHD can impact both partners in a couple

4. Explain the research about the differences between the most and least happy couples with one ADHD partner

5. Discuss how this deeper understanding of ADHD and couples dynamics helps the therapist to work more effectively to improve the couple's relationship and sex life

1. Identify core assumptions from the IFS model such as multiplicity of mind, Self, and the protective system

2. Discuss how parts of the personality can use the sexual arousal cycle to do their jobs

3. Demonstrate how exploring the therapist's own internal system increases capacity to be present and effective with clients

4. Articultate how IFS is applicable to clients with sexual intimacy issues

1. Identify examples from their own caseloads of ways clients have expressed anxieties, guilt, and resentment about payments.

2. Identify ways clinicians manage client aggression through payment policies and payment exceptions.

3. Indentify two pros and two cons of offering sliding scales on the clinical relationship between client and clinician.

1. Demonstrate how postvention tools can lead to prevention.

2. Identify the impact suicide has on a family.

3. Identify the impact of religion and race in the wake of suicide.

4. Describe medical aid in dying and support fo rthe family.

1. Discuss the diagnosis and treatment of depression and anxiety disorders during pregnancy.

2. Describe the psychology of pregnancy and the developmental issues for individuals and couples.

3. Describe individual psychotherapy and medication treatment for the pregnant woman.

4. Discuss challenges to intimate partner relationships during pregnancy.*

5. Demonstrate therapeutic interventions for couples contending with depression or anxiety disorders in a pregnancy.

Presenter 1

Alishia Kalos, PsyD, CST

Jane Summers, MD, Director of Women's Psychological Health Services for CFR

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3. Presenter's effective communication of the topic

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5. Presenter fielded questions adequately

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Presenter 2

Patricia Rich, LCSW, CST

Priscilla Singleton, LCSW, LMFT, Director of Clinical Standards for CFR

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