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The following are trainers and training courses that have links with the ISEN. The ISEN cannot recommend specific courses and recommend that interested parties contact the trainers to gain more information on the courses they offer The following Trainers are detailed on this site:
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Course Organiser/Facilitator: Eileen Prendiville Phone: 087-6488149 E-Mail: prendivilleeileen@eircom.net Website: http://homepage.eircom.net/~playtherapy Training Centre Address: Tír Na nÓg, Slievenagorta, Ballymore, Co. Westmeath
Courses at CTC 1 Day Conferences in All Hallows College, Dublin: 1. Addressing Clinical Issues with Adolescents: A Focus on Assessment and Treatment (30th June 08) This one-day training, delivered by Lorri Yasenik from the Rocky Mountain Play Therapy Institute, will address common issues experienced by adolescents including peer pressure, anxiety related to school, relationship issues, and social expectations. The importance of screening for risk and suicide will also be addressed. 2. Legal Issues for
Supervisees and Supervisors (1st July 08) Content will focus on the legal issues involved in therapy work with clients of all ages from childhood up, including consents, confidentiality, contracts, files, record keeping, reporting, data protection, freedom of information legislation etc. It will a wide array of information relevant to the professional practice of Play Therapists, Counsellors, Psychotherapists and other mental health professionals. There will be sessions on Legal Awareness, Written Reports and Evidence, and Courtroom Skills. €140 per day or reduced rate of €250 if attending both days. 3 Day Course with Dr Sue Bratton, Director of the Center for Play Therapy at the University of North Texas It's All About Acceptance
Dates: 18 th – 20 th June 08 Cost €550 This workshop is designed to assist those who work with children in obtaining an understanding of the therapeutic use of group work with children 6-12 years of age . Utilizing a variety of experiential activities, along with didactic material, workshop participants will be introduced to the use of a humanistic approach to group play/activity therapy for use in school and community settings. Group play/activity therapy is an effective intervention especially for children whose life experiences have interrupted their social development and ability to connect with peers. A developmental rationale for group work with latency-age and pre-adolescent children will be provided, along with specific strategies for each age group. An overview of outcome data from Dr. Bratton's research will be presented in support of this approach. Participants will gain the foundation necessary for the skillful selection of group members so as to enhance the therapeutic process. Variations of the model for children who require additional individual support will also be addressed. Participants will be introduced to the unique differences in group play therapy and group activity therapy and the respective role of the therapist through video segments, case material and role play . Developmentally-responsive structured and unstructured group play/activities, including the use of expressive arts with older children, will be presented. Several activities presented can be adapted for work with families (the child's first social group), modifications and use with families will be briefly explored. Other Courses at CTC/Information Ireland’s
ONLY core training in using Play Therapy as part of a psychotherapy
intervention For further details contact Eileen Prendiville on 087-6488149 or email Eileen at prendivilleeileen@eircom.net _______________________________________________ TRAINING COURSES AND OTHER SUPPORTS FOR STAFF IN THE AREA OF RELATIONSHIPS AND SEXUALITY OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES Course Developer/Facilitator: Gert Job Phone: 086-8576539/01-8326694 (Office hours) Fax: 01-8326694 E-Mail: gertjob7@eircom.net Address: 15 Kilbarrack Ave, Raheny, Dublin 5. Training
Courses and other Supports Relationships and Sexuality of People with Intellectual Disabilities (One-Day Awareness Workshop ) Dealing
with Problematic Sexual Behaviour of People with Intellectual Disabilities
(Two or Three-Day Course)
Exploring Teaching Methods and Resources in Relationships &
Sexuality Education (RSE) for Adolescents & Adults with Disabilities
(Four or Five-Day Course)
Sexual Attitudes, Knowledge and Values Re-Assessment Becoming more
comfortable and confident through exploring and reflecting knowledge,
attitudes and underlying values, feelings and experiences and their
impact on our work in this area. (Two or Three-Day Course) If
requested, all of these events can be facilitated in a venue locally
or on site and are then usually conducted in conjunction with a
Training Needs Assessment and a Course Evaluation. Direct
Work with Young Adults with Disabilities
Department of Education and Science (Relationship and Sexuality
Education) "Training for Trainers" and "Training
for Teachers in Special National Schools") _____________________________________________________ JOE WOLFE & ASSOCIATES Course Organisers: Joe Wolfe and Associates Phone: 056 -7793793 Fax: 056-7793852 E-Mail: nwolfe@eircom.net Website: www.jwolfeassociates.com Joe Wolfe & Associates Joe Wolfe and Associates is an Irish organisation that provides specialist training programmes and management consultancy to Health and Social Care Services throughout Ireland. Our multi-disciplinary team have extensive qualifications and experience in the Health and Social Care arenas. The central focus of Joe Wolfe and Associates is to help organisations and staff develop high quality, person-centred outcomes. Joe Wolfe and Associates provide training in the area of Sexuality & Relationships that can be custom designed to meet the specific needs of the organisation. We offer a Two-day Introductory Programme for frontline staff that has been specifically designed to provide front -line staff with the necessary skills and knowledge to respond appropriately to the challenging area of relationships and sexuality in the area of intellectual disability. A more comprehensive six-day Training of Trainers Programme (accredited by Waterford Institute of Technology ) is also available. this training programme will equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to deliver a training programme to service users in the area of relationships's and sexuality. On completion of the programme, participants will be furnished with a complete ready to deliver training programme in Powerpoint format; sample handouts; teaching aids; sample evaluation forms; relevant literature and sample certificates. If you have an interest in talking to us about any of the the above programmes or about the area of relationships and sexuality training generally please contact us at the above numbers/addresses.
RUA Established
within the Callan Institute, as part of St. John of God Hospitaller
Services, RUA was established in November 2003, as a training, education,
and consultation service. RUA’s aim is to support men and
women with an intellectual disability to develop their friendships,
relationships, sexuality and intimacy in their lives. Names:
Adrianne Pullen Next 1 Day Workshop 10th November 2008 Friendship and Romance In the lives of people with an intellectual disability with David Pitonyak This one day workshop takes place in the Stillorgan Park Hotel, Stillorgan, Co Dublin. Cost is €100 with free places offered to people with Intellectual Disabilities and their family members. For more details and booking forms contact RUA details above.
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