Attachment Informed Grief Therapy
e-Learning
6 CPD Hours
e-Learning
6 CPD Hours
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COURSE DESCRIPTION:
This course provides an attachment framework for working with patients who are bereaved and mourning the loss of a loved one. It is comprehensive; vibrantly animated; highly relevant to therapeutic practice; and excellent value for money. If you are a psychologist or trained therapist in need of a clear framework for working with grieving patients, then this is the eLearning course for you! You will receive a certificate upon successful completion for 6 hours of professional learning (CPD/CE) endorsed by ACA and also meeting requirements for PsyBA (AHPRA), APS, AASW and PACFA Category B. Attachment theory is one of the most influential psychological theories of the last century. But did you know that it has been applied to grief and loss since 1969? This course starts at the basics of attachment theory and grief therapy and builds towards a comprehensive framework for grief treatment. Filled with vibrant animated videos, quizzes, case studies and other activities - this course has been uniquely designed to appeal to most learning styles and to give you the best chance to practice the content as you go. In addition to a certificate for 6 hours of professional learning, this training also includes a bonus 36-page, editable workbook with lesson summaries, key slides, key references list, and space for notes and reflections. |
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KEY FEATURES:
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LEARNING OUTCOMES:
- Gain a comprehensive understanding of an attachment informed model of grief therapy.
- Engage with two common models of bereavement that are compatible with attachment theory.
- Understand how attachment has been applied to bereavement over history and how and why this has changed over time.
- Understand Attachment Theory's unique contribution to grief therapy and how this can be used alongside other models to complement treatment.
- Analyse and differentiate the presentations of grief typically displayed by the various attachment styles.
- Ability to differentiate between complicated an non-complicated grief.
- Ability to formulate when attachment informed intervention is and isn't warranted.
- Explore the application of attachment theory to various experiences of complex grief.
- Formulate particular complex grief symptoms from an attachment perspective.
- Apply and integrate attachment theory and the principles of grief therapy to the treatment of clinical cases.
PRESENTER:
Matthew Csabonyi - Clinical Psychologist & Supervisor (he/him)
I'm a clinical psychologist and board approved supervisor in Melbourne, Australia. I work clinically with teenagers, adults and older adults and have worked extensively in public health, private practice and education. I am passionate about ongoing learning for psychologists, and enjoy taking complex ideas or theories and making them interesting, explainable and practical. I love presenting workshops in person as well as adapting my content for online audiences, and exploring ways of making that content as interesting and varied as possible.
Attachment theory has always fascinated me. For well over the last decade I have immersed myself in this subject and have been applying this theory in my clinical work. I have been fortunate enough to work in settings that have allowed me to keep this as a focus of my practice and so I have been able to experience the relevance of this theory in many different patient groups including oncology, rehabilitation, acute psychiatry and crisis assessment, specialist education and behavioural problems, as well as my ongoing adult psychotherapy patients. Invariably I have found attachment theory helpful in understanding complex presentations, both in the early phases of treatment where building rapport is critical as well as in the mid to late phases of treatment when the patient can often be challenged more explicitly towards change.
Since 2017 I have facilitated in-person workshops for a number of specialised audiences on the integration of attachment theory in clinical settings. I now have the wonderful opportunity to deliver this training in an online format and to a much wider audience! Since releasing Attachment Theory in Clinical Practice in November 2021 we have had over 500 practitioners join us, and the feedback has been amazing! It has been an absolute pleasure facilitating an online community of practitioners who are committed to learning and are inspired in their practice by Attachment Theory. If you choose to join us, I hope you find our course both engaging and informative to your practice!
Matthew Csabonyi - Clinical Psychologist & Supervisor (he/him)
I'm a clinical psychologist and board approved supervisor in Melbourne, Australia. I work clinically with teenagers, adults and older adults and have worked extensively in public health, private practice and education. I am passionate about ongoing learning for psychologists, and enjoy taking complex ideas or theories and making them interesting, explainable and practical. I love presenting workshops in person as well as adapting my content for online audiences, and exploring ways of making that content as interesting and varied as possible.
Attachment theory has always fascinated me. For well over the last decade I have immersed myself in this subject and have been applying this theory in my clinical work. I have been fortunate enough to work in settings that have allowed me to keep this as a focus of my practice and so I have been able to experience the relevance of this theory in many different patient groups including oncology, rehabilitation, acute psychiatry and crisis assessment, specialist education and behavioural problems, as well as my ongoing adult psychotherapy patients. Invariably I have found attachment theory helpful in understanding complex presentations, both in the early phases of treatment where building rapport is critical as well as in the mid to late phases of treatment when the patient can often be challenged more explicitly towards change.
Since 2017 I have facilitated in-person workshops for a number of specialised audiences on the integration of attachment theory in clinical settings. I now have the wonderful opportunity to deliver this training in an online format and to a much wider audience! Since releasing Attachment Theory in Clinical Practice in November 2021 we have had over 500 practitioners join us, and the feedback has been amazing! It has been an absolute pleasure facilitating an online community of practitioners who are committed to learning and are inspired in their practice by Attachment Theory. If you choose to join us, I hope you find our course both engaging and informative to your practice!
REGISTER HERE:
All registration options allow access to the course materials for the specified time (i.e., either 6 or 12 months) and a CPD/CE certificate upon successful completion for 6 hours. Prices are 10% GST Inclusive when purchased in Australia. Group/Organisational discounts are also available when registering over 4 staff members at once. Please email us for group pricing enquiries.
All registration options allow access to the course materials for the specified time (i.e., either 6 or 12 months) and a CPD/CE certificate upon successful completion for 6 hours. Prices are 10% GST Inclusive when purchased in Australia. Group/Organisational discounts are also available when registering over 4 staff members at once. Please email us for group pricing enquiries.