Supporting children in therapy means understanding that they never exist in isolation—they are deeply connected to families, schools, communities, and other systems that shape their development and well-being. This training offers a comprehensive look at how to work effectively and ethically with children by engaging the systems around them.
Participants will explore systemic thinking, relationship-based practices, and culturally responsive approaches to child therapy. Emphasis will be placed on building collaborative relationships with caregivers, navigating school and community partnerships, and integrating systemic context into clinical case conceptualization. Through interactive discussion and case examples, clinicians will learn strategies to strengthen their work with children by honoring the strengths, challenges, and cultural dynamics of the systems they live in.
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Supporting children in therapy means understanding that they never exist in isolation—they are deeply connected to families, schools, communities, and other systems that shape their development and well-being. This training offers a comprehensive look at how to work effectively and ethically with children by engaging the systems around them.
Participants will explore systemic thinking, relationship-based practices, and culturally responsive approaches to child therapy. Emphasis will be placed on building collaborative relationships with caregivers, navigating school and community partnerships, and integrating systemic context into clinical case conceptualization. Through interactive discussion and case examples, clinicians will learn strategies to strengthen their work with children by honoring the strengths, challenges, and cultural dynamics of the systems they live in.
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