
What Stigma Does to People Living with Mental Illness
“There is no country, society or culture where people with mental illness have the same societal value as people without a mental illness.” – Erwin Goffman (1963) We’ve all heard
This webinar is for mental health professionals and for the interest of friends and families of those affected by psychosis.
Key Learning Points:
Understanding the links between trauma, dissociation & critcal & commanding voices. Learn how to identify self-critcal thoughts & inner criticism vs self-nurture. Know how to use imagery to activate self-nurture. Learn a variety of compassionate solutions to critical voices. Learn how to link schemas linked to criticism. Learn the Birmingham approach (working with identity and power of the voice) to dealing with command hallucinations. Learn the Newcastle approach (normalizing, coping and graded exposure ) to dealing with command hallucinations.
Teaching Modalities:
Interactive Role Plays (50%) Didactic (50%)
“There is no country, society or culture where people with mental illness have the same societal value as people without a mental illness.” – Erwin Goffman (1963) We’ve all heard
Zlepnig CBT & Mental Health Training Ltd. has been recognized by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and approved for accreditation by the University of Ottawa, to