BPD Awareness Week 2022
Walking the Middle Path Webinar
Please note that due to a bereavement, we needed to reschedule this event to the new date below. All registrations have been automatically rolled through to the new date. Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience and we thank you for your compassionate understanding.
INTRODUCTION TO 'WALKING THE MIDDLE PATH'
Wednesday October 12th: 7-8.30pm AEDST
ONLINE WEBINAR
INTRODUCTION TO 'WALKING THE MIDDLE PATH'
Jennie Fitzhardinge (Navigator Counselling / NEABPD ) gives a brief introduction to Middle Path Skills, and how to apply them within relationships.
Middle Path Skills are learnings from Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT). In DBT, 'Walking The Middle Path' means finding a balance between acceptance & change.
Alec Miller and Jill Rathus developed the Middle Path Skills specifically for teens and families completing their multi-family DBT programs. They found that families with adolescents with emotional and behavioural dysregulation were often stuck in polarised positions and behaviour patterns that were not helping anybody. The skills focus on becoming more dialectical (seeing things from more than one point of view), strengthening validation and problem solving.
Open to everyone, and would be most useful to participants who have previously completed a Family Connections group (although not required)
Middle Path Skills are learnings from Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT). In DBT, 'Walking The Middle Path' means finding a balance between acceptance & change.
Alec Miller and Jill Rathus developed the Middle Path Skills specifically for teens and families completing their multi-family DBT programs. They found that families with adolescents with emotional and behavioural dysregulation were often stuck in polarised positions and behaviour patterns that were not helping anybody. The skills focus on becoming more dialectical (seeing things from more than one point of view), strengthening validation and problem solving.
Open to everyone, and would be most useful to participants who have previously completed a Family Connections group (although not required)
PRESENTER:
Jennie Fitzhardinge is a clinical counsellor (PACFA), DBT therapist and Family Connections Leader. She has been leading Family Connections groups since 2015 and Lifeline’s DBTEEN groups (Dialectical Behaviour Therapy for adolescents and their parents) since 2020
Attendance is free, however, we ask you to consider a $20 donation to support the growth and sustainability of NEABPD Australia.
Once you have registered your ticket, you will be sent through the zoom link for the event.
Please note, this session will be recorded, so if you're unable to attend the live, we will be uploading the presentation in the days following.
We look forward to seeing you there
Once you have registered your ticket, you will be sent through the zoom link for the event.
Please note, this session will be recorded, so if you're unable to attend the live, we will be uploading the presentation in the days following.
We look forward to seeing you there
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