How To Do Family Interventions Really Well: A Process Model of Intervention For Child Conduct Problems
THIS IS PROFESSOR DADDS’ ONLY NEW ZEALAND WORKSHOP
Presenter
Professor Mark Dadds (University of New South Wales, Sydney)
Date
Wednesday, 3rd October 2012
Time
9am – 4pm
Audience
This one-day workshop is ideal for any clinicians working with child-onset behavioural disorders including oppositional behaviour, conduct disorder, antisocial behaviour and fearless/callous-unemotional children. This workshop is aimed at professionals working with children and families/whanau including psychologists, nurse therapists, family therapists, psychotherapists, psychiatrists, doctors, counsellors, teachers, caregivers and social workers.
Purpose of training
- Identification and treatment of early onset behaviour disorders in children
- Comprehensive models and interventions of emotion processing deficits in child-onset mental health problems
- Up-dates on neuroscience and aggression – can this inform treatment?
- Links between attachment, love, eye contact, empathy, fear-recognition and callous-unemotional traits
- Dynamics of emotional communication in families of conduct disordered children and evidence for emotional recognition training
- Developmental origins of empathy and psychopathy – measures of empathy
- Enhancing treatment participation
- Other treatments for conduct disorder and oppositional behaviours
Cost
$368.00 (including GST)
NOTE: Credit card payments incur a processing fee and are only available for standard registrations (not student discounts)
Register
Email Registration form to: Psychology Associates
Further Questions
See Poster for further information