Working with Complexity associated with Borderline Personality Disorder

Description

This training involves a combination of didactic, dialogical and experiential training styles and activities, highlighting the following practice issues for effective support of people with a BPD diagnosis: the DSM-V and ICD-11 diagnoses, a developmental understanding of BPD including attachment, sense of self and trauma, the complexities entailed by working effectively within and between teams and services that support people with BPD, the interactions between co-existing conditions with BPD, maintaining a recovery, client-focused approach when working with severe risk, common treatment principles and skills, creating a therapeutic frame and continuous reflective practice.

Pre-Requisites: Some awareness of experience in working with people with BPD is preferred – this is not for beginners

Delivery Mode – Full Day Virtual Training Session
This course is delivered online. Sessions are hosted via Zoom.
There will be experiential activities, role plays and group discussions in addition to dialogical lecture-style delivering