Event Date26 Feb 2025 | 10:30 AM-12:00 PM [GMT+11]
CPD Hours1.5 hrs
CPD CategoryCategory 2: Skills and Knowledge
OrganiserAASW National ([email protected])
Event FormatLive Online
Practice & careerClinical SW,Mental Health
Event Date26 Feb 2025 | 10:30 AM-12:00 PM [GMT+11]
CPD Hours1.5 hrs
CPD CategoryCategory 2: Skills and Knowledge
OrganiserAASW National ([email protected])
Event FormatLive Online
Practice & careerClinical SW,Mental Health
Capability Levels: Evolving and Established
How can social workers help to foster the parent/child connection when a child has experienced trauma?
The webinar will outline a narrative approach to facilitating purposeful (re)storying of trauma with a parent and child. We will discuss how to reduce and reframe the narrative of blame and shame around trauma experienced by a child by using parent-child narratives. As a social worker, you will learn how to hold a space for the parent and child to share their experiences, their hopes and their pain.
We will explore the principles of a narrative approach in parent-child therapy, focusing on the concept of Parallel Parent-Child Narratives (PPCN) and how to effectively apply this narrative framework when working with parents, caregivers, and children. We will examine how these narratives can illuminate the unique experiences and perspectives of both parents and children, ultimately enhancing their understanding of each other.
Who should attend?
This webinar will be for evolving or established social workers who would like to learn about using a narrative approach to working together with parents and children who have experienced trauma. Participants will learn practical techniques to promote collaboration and trust, empowering families to reframe their narratives and navigate trauma together.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
Event Structure:
Introduction
Learning Session 1: Overview of the principles of a narrative approach in parent-child therapy (20 minutes)
Learning Activity 1: Interactive group discussion
Learning Session 2: Parallel parent-child narratives (PPCN) (15 mins)
Learning Activity 2: Case Study
Learning Session 3: How to apply a narrative approach in working with parents/caregivers and children using case study (20 mins)
Learning Activity 3: Case study
Learning Session 4: Cultural Considerations (10 mins)
Q&A and Conclusion
Can't attend live? Your registration includes a copy of the presentation slides and 2 weeks' free access to the event recording.
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