Webinar: Working Therapeutically with Teens

Webinar: Working Therapeutically with Teens.

Welcome to our online learning group created for allied health professionals, hosted by Centre Self Collective.

Today’s teens face more challenges and obstacles than ever before, requiring innovative and empathetic approaches to mental health support.

The increasing complexities of adolescence in the modern world underscore the need for mental health professionals to adopt diverse therapeutic techniques. Addressing mental health issues, life transitions, and emotional turmoil with expertise and without judgment, can profoundly impact teens’ lives.

Learning Outcomes

Participants will learn to identify the signs that a young person may benefit from therapy, understand the variety of therapeutic techniques available, and apply these methods to support teens’ mental health effectively. They will also gain insights into how to engage teens in the therapeutic process, ensuring a supportive, confidential, and impactful counselling experience

In this webinar, participants will:

• Develop an understanding of the unique mental health needs of adolescents.
• Exploring therapeutic techniques and ways to engage teens effectively.
• Explore Strategies for building trust and rapport with adolescent clients.
• Understand approaches to support teens through critical life transitions and challenges.
• Develop some tools for initiating and sustaining meaningful therapeutic progress.

Suitable for:

• Psychologists
• Social workers
• Counsellors
• Nurses
• Psychiatrists
• GPs
• Students undertaking education in all of the above

About your presenter:

I’m Marie Vakakis, an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, couples and family therapist. I’ve worked with teens and their families for over a decade and am passionate about helping practitioners build strong, respectful relationships that support real change.

Reserve Your Spot Today!

Join us live or access the recording to deepen your understanding working therapuetically with teens.

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