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Foundations in Complex Case Formulations (Classroom and Synchronous e-learning)

Name: Foundations in Complex Case Formulations (Classroom and Synchronous e-learning)
Price: 1425.00 SGD
Rating: 4.5 (15 reviews)

Training Provider: NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE

Course Reference: TGS-2024049036

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About This Course

At the end of this course, participants are expected to achieve the following objectives:
• Identify the different elements of a case formulation
• Reflect on one’s own practices around case formulation
• Explain the transition from older models of therapy to process-based therapy
• Recognize ongoing change processes within a session by examining video/transcripts
• Integration of approaches: explore and practice the integration of cognitive-behavioural, psychodynamic and systemic approaches to address the complexities prevalent in public health settings
• Trauma-informed care: develop and understanding of trauma-informed care principles and apply them within the context of chosen process-based approaches
• Application in public health settings: tailor process-based approaches to suit the dynamics of public health settings for a skill set that can be readily applied at the workplace
• Collaboration and interdisciplinary skills: enhance collaboration and interdisciplinary skills essential for effective case management, especially for patients presenting with health and social issues.

What You'll Learn

This course is tailored for early to mid-career clinical psychologists aiming to master advanced techniques in complex case formulations. Throughout the program, participants will engage in reflective exercises, honing their self-awareness and refining their personal case formulation practices. The curriculum will explore the transition from traditional therapy models to dynamic, process-based approaches. Real-world change processes will be dissected by analysing video footage and transcripts. Participants will learn to integrate cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, and systemic approaches to address the multifaceted challenges in public health settings effectively. The course will foster collaboration and interdisciplinary skills through interactive group presentations and collaborative case studies. Participants will emerge equipped to excel in the ever-evolving landscape of clinical psychology, armed with practical skills and insights gained through hands-on learning and collaborative engagement.

Entry Requirements

A master's degree in an applied psychology field (e.g., clinical and counselling psychology), and a minimum of 3 years of relevant psychology work experience