as presented by Dr. Les Greenberg
- How do I identify types of emotional expression?
- What are different phases of emotional processing?
- When should I help clients access their emotions?
- When should I help clients regulate their emotions?
- What are different ways to intervene with emotions?
- How do I access client emotions to produce adaptive change?
- How do I navigate emotions to help clients resolve self-criticism?
- How do I navigate emotions to help clients resolve unfinished business?
Workshop Schedule
8 March, Thursday
Registration8:00 am Emotion and its Role in Therapy8:30 am Emotion: Theory and Research Emotion Assessment Break10:00 am Framework for Intervention10:20 am Major Emotional Change Processes LunchNoon Framework for Intervention1:30 pm Framework of Emotion-focused Intervention Video Demonstration Break3:00 pm Specific Method3:20 am Videotape demonstrations and discussions of– Self-criticism and the emotion change process
– Dialoguing with the self
9 March, Friday
Registration8:00 am Specific Method8:30 am Videotape demonstrations and discussions of– Working with unresolved emotion in unfinished business
– Forgiveness and letting go Break10:00 am Other Methods and Discussion10:20 am Discussion and videotape demonstrations of other methods Discussion:
– Application to different populations
– Indications and contraindications for emotion-focused work
Get clear answers and demonstrations from
Dr. Leslie Greenberg, developer of
emotion-focused therapy.
Dr. Greenberg will address emotion and emotional awareness in psychotherapy, focusing on identifying adaptive versus maladaptive emotions and primary versus secondary emotions. He will discuss six major topics of emotional change in psychotherapy: emotion, awareness, regulation, restructuring, and reflection. He will present session videos and conduct demonstrations of methods for evoking and working with emotions, demonstrating empathic attunement to client emotions and Gestalt interventions for working with the self and imagined others, including the empty chair.
You will learn to organize emotion-focused therapy around a three-phase model of treatment:
- Bonding phase—empathic attunement to affect.
- Evoking phase—evocation and arousal of emotion.
- Restructuring phase—undoing emotion and developing a new narrative
Potential Overflow Seating
Room capacity for this conference is 296; guaranteed seating is given to the first 50 graduate students who register. Once room capacity has been reach, other registrants will be seated in a nearby video overflow area.
Location and Parking
The workshop will be held at the BYU Conference Center, 770 E. University Parkway, Provo, Utah, just east of the Marriott Center and the new BYU Broadcasting Building. Ample parking is available free of charge in the lot west of the Conference Center.
Lodging
For tourist, dining and lodging information contact the Utah Valley Convention and Visitors Bureau at 801–851–2100 or visit http://www.utahvalley.com. The following Provo hotels have BYU discount rates for those attending conferences:
- Springhill Suites
- Cottontree Inn
- Marriott Courtyard
- Super 8
- Days Inn
Certificate of Attendance
A certificate of attendance will be available to all conference participants.
Credit Requirements
- CEU Application has been submitted and approved for the following organizations:
- Utah Psychological Association (UPA)
- Utah Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (UAMFT)
- National Association of Social Workers (NASW), Utah Chapter
- National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC)
- If you would like BYU credit (.5) which will appear on a BYU transcript, please register for one of the credit options and complete the credit requirements. Those registering for a credit should attend the credit information session at 8:15 a.m. Friday, March 9, 2012.
- To receive BYU credit for this program, students should be in good standing with both Brigham Young University and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter–day Saints (if a member). All students are expected to uphold the university’s standards while in class.
FERPA Policy
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) protects the privacy of your educational record. To be in compliance with FERPA, we require verification of your identity before releasing any personally identifiable or educational information to you. Please do not ask friends or family members to request this information for you.
Registration Deadline
We cannot reserve workshop space without full payment. We encourage you to register early. The online registration deadline is March 5, 2012.
Substitutions and Cancellations
You may arrange for a substitute to come in your place at any time without penalty. A $25 fee will be assessed for each refund requested. After the conference begins on March 8, 2012, no refund can be given. You will receive a full registration refund if the program is canceled for any reason. The university will not be responsible for any cancellation or change charges assessed by airlines, travel agencies, or other institutions.
Registration
Registration Fees:- Credit Registration: $245
- Non–credit Registration: $225
- Graduate Students:
Credit-letter Grade: $120
Credit (pass/fail): $120
Non–credit: $90
Online
Register NowBy Phone
877-221-6716. VISA, Discover, and MasterCard payments are accepted weekdays 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. mountain time.
In Person
Harman Continuing Education Building, 770 E. University Pkwy., Provo UT 84602 — 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. mountain time on weekdays, excluding holidays.
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