developmental perspective (vs medical model) family connections focus and family systems model congruent sense of self Attunement and limit-setting Emotional regulation Boundaries and a differentiated sense of self The four coping stances - identifying client and family coping styles and helping them shift The Satir Iceberg - helping families see and understand what is motivating their child’s Identify their parenting styles, their triggers, and their ability to grow Deepen self-awareness and develop your understanding of how to develop your congruent The main elements of treatment and our expected outcomes A values-based approach - knowing and speaking your truth with conviction The benefits of process groups and how to run them “Real World” application of the model in your treatment setting A strengths-based approach to working with families Learning Outcomes: After successfully completing this course, participants will be able to: Learn and apply the three fundamental components of Pine River’s framework In addition, participants will be able to: Equip families with the following skills and practices to support their children towards more congruent communication behaviour use of self Our content includes: Pine River Institute's Centre for Family Initiatives presents WORKING WITH FAMILIES A training program to build your capacity to successfully incorporate families into your work with youth Pine River Institute’s Working with Families training curriculum is delivered in 7 modules over 3 days for 6 hours per day. A more in-depth training is available through an additional 3 modules in a time frame that works for your organization. Our training is relevant for all roles and levels of experience in mental health organizations including front-line clinicians, managers and supervisors.
This training is offered at your facility or preferred location to limit travel of your staff. For pricing and dates reach out to [email protected]. Module 1: Introduction to Pine River’s evidence-based framework, ascertain the challenges participants face in their work Module 2: Pine River’s framework in action using a client case example Module 3: Clinical/intentional parenting (demonstrations and case examples) Module 4: Helping parents develop awareness of self so they can engage in intentional parenting Module 5: Helping parents and youth understand where they might be stuck, how to heal, and how to become choice makers (intentional parenting) Module 6: Service model elements that participants can build into their own work Module 7: Facilitate brainstorming and discussion of ideas and strategies about incorporating learning into participants’ clinical setting and/or practice Course Overview: Pine River Institute is a live-in treatment centre and outdoor leadership experience for youth struggling with addictive behaviour's and other mental health issues. We have been tracking the impact of our treatment and outcomes for over 15 years, providing youth and their families a safe, nurturing and professional environment to heal and reach their full potential. Led by our clinical team, the Working with Families Training Program draws on Pine River’s continuously growing body of knowledge about the issues that affect the youth we serve and their families.