Dear colleague,
On behalf of Rosalie and myself, I would like to extend a very warm welcome to the WellconnectedTraining
2013professional development program:
Core Concepts in
Couple Counselling.
This program:
Is an innovative way of presenting the core concepts or common
factors in couple counselling, that is suitable both to beginners as well as
more experienced and advanced practitioners.
While reference is made to emotionally focused, solution focused
and narrative approaches, the focus is on the core common factors that assist
couples. Central to these factors is the development of understanding and
acceptance in the couple relationship, including re-connecting to and
confirming positive aspects of self and other, and the re-establishment and
development of core relationship values and virtues.
The course includes theory presentation, role play demonstrations,
group discussion, DVD examples, powerpoint handouts and key articles.
The dates and topics for this program, and details on the
venue, are listed on WellConnectedTraining website:
Certificates:
You are welcome to just attend our program, which you can
count towards your continuing professional development requirements.
If however you wish to receive a course certificate,
certifying your hours attended and additional time spent on the course, it is a
requirement that you post a 200-30 word reflection on the course blog after
each of the eight sessions.
Most people chose to do this, not just for the
certification, but also because the course members find others’ reflections one of the most valuable parts of the course. Feel free to comment on others’
contributions, if only to thank them for sharing their thoughts.
Course blog:
The course blog also contains links to pre-reading, and other references and visual information relevant
to the course sessions.
For each session we select one article or reference that we
think is especially relevant to the session topic.
How to get onto the blog:
Together with this email, you will receive an invitation to
the first session blog. It will look
like this:
The Blogger user ray hawkes has invited you to contribute to
the blog: Mindful Therapist Session One.
To contribute to this blog, visit:
You'll need to sign in with a Google Account to confirm the
invitation and start posting to this blog. If you don't have a Google Account
yet, we'll show you how to get one in minutes.
Click on the link
in the email and you will go to the blogger welcome screen:
If you already have a blogger or Google account, just sign
in and you are away.
If you don’t have a blogger or Google account, just click on
“Create your account now”, and you will go to this screen:
Provide an email address and a password, and your “display
name” (we suggest your first name, so others in the course can identify your
blog posts.)
Note that this is a private
blog, and only those who are in the course will be invited. Your Google account and password protects this blog from viewing by those not
in the course.
Once in the blog, you will see this screen:
Subsequent sessions.
Every fortnight, just after each of the eight sessions, you
will get an invitation to next weeks’ session, with the pre-reading and
links. Just click on the invitation,
just as you did for the first session, and you will enter the next session
blog.
Any technical questions just email
Ray Hawkes:
or phone Ray directly on: 0468 574 864.
I am very happy to help with any issues.
Welcome!
We hope you find this
course very helpful and interesting.
Best wishes,
Ray.
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