This training is available as a live webinar.

Facilitator: Liana Lowenstein, MSW, RSW, CPT-S

This training is suitable for: Mental health professionals 

Pre-Requisite: Basic Child Therapy Skills

Category:  Working with children and youth ages 4 - 12

This three-hour webinar will highlight the most current theory and research on children of divorce, and present assessment and treatment techniques to guide children through the complications of divorce. 

The interventions presented in this training can be used in individual therapy sessions (in-person and virtual), as well as children’s support groups and will address the following key treatment domains:

• Helping the child develop effective coping skills
• Facilitating the developmentally appropriate expression of feelings
• Clarifying divorce-related misconceptions
• Easing the stress associated with transitioning between two homes
• Securing the child’s disengagement from parental conflict
• Eliminating the child’s potential for self-blame for the divorce

Learning objectives:

• Describe the continuum of parent-child relationships after separation and divorce
• Verbally articulate at least three risk factors that make it more difficult for a child to adjust to parental divorce
• Apply at least two techniques to assess children of divorce
• Implement at least three new interventions in therapy sessions with children of divorce

Registration closes January 11, 202.

To register, click here.