training....
with Gail Palmer
March 26, 2010
Columbia, Maryland
Between Washington and Baltimore
Externship in EFT
(4 Days
)
Core
Skills Training in EFT
(4 Two-Day Weekends)
Group Supervision in EFT
(Monthly
Sept - May)
Individual Supervision in EFT
(On Request)
Program Description:
Emotionally Focused Family Therapy is a model of intervention that helps build strong and cohesive families from the inside out. This approach utilizes new insights from attachment theory to understand distressed and satisfying relationships within a family. In this one-day workshop, the EFFT attachment perspective will be highlighted along with and the relevant research that supports it. The therapeutic map for this systemic, short-term approach will be elucidated including the key moments of change, and the clinical interventions utilized. Videotaped therapeutic segments will be shown to demonstrate the reprocessing and shaping of positive interaction within a family unit. Participants will have an opportunity to practice skills in a structured exercise.
*** This program is not required for EFT Certification and does not count toward training hours necessary for EFT Certification ***.
Course Objectives:
Participants will be able to ......
• Understand the phenomenon of family distress from an attachment perspective
• Gain an increased knowledge of the relevant research
• Identify the stages of EFFT model including the key change events and clinical interventions
• Understand the therapeutic tasks of EFFT and the corresponding interventions
• Create powerful change events that foster a more secure bond between family members
• Practice specific interventions that help families reprocess negative affect and restructure negative interactions
Program Requirements:
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Registration:
Cost:
$200 for the 1-day event
Cancellation Policy
If you cancel up to 14 days prior to the workshop date the Washington Baltimore Center for EFT will refund your payment minus 20%. If you cancel within 14 days of the event your payment will be refunded 50%.
Hours:
Registration: 8:30
Program: 9:00-4:30
Contact Information:
For inquiries contact:
Douglas Tilley, LCSW-C
Washington Baltimore Center for EFT
716 Giddings Ave. Suite 33
Annapolis, MD 21401
410 268-4072
doug@wbceft.com
Conference Location:
Columbia, Maryland - Between Washington and Baltimore
Howard Community College
Ecker Business Training Center
6751 Columbia Gateway Drive
Columbia, Maryland, 21046
(410) 772-4808
Directions to the Howard Community
College
Ecker Business Training Center
From Baltimore: Drive west on U.S. 40 to U.S. Route 29 South. Take the Route 175 East exit and follow Route 175 to the Snowden River/College Gateway Drive exit. Cross over Snowden River at the light and follow Col. Gateway Drive through three traffic lights. The Gateway Building is immediately on the left.
From Baltimore Beltway 695: Take exit 16 West (Interstate 70). Drive 7 Miles and exit on U.S. Route 29 South toward Columbia. Take the Route 175 East exit and follow Route 175 to the Snowden River/Col. Gateway Drive exit. Cross over Snowden River at the light and follow Col. Gateway Drive through three traffic lights. The Gateway Building is immediately on the left.
From I-95: Driving north or south on I-95, take the Route 175 West exit toward Columbia (exit 41B). Follow Route 175 about 1/2 mile to the Col. Gateway Drive exit. Follow Gateway Drive through three traffic lights. The Gateway Building is immediately on the left.
From Annapolis and East: Drive west on Route 50 to I-97 North (Baltimore) to Route 32 West (Columbia). Follow Route 32 to I-95 North. Take the Route 175 West exit toward Columbia (exit 41B). Follow Route 175 about 1/2 mile to the Col. Gateway Drive exit. Follow Gateway Drive through three traffic lights. The Gateway Building is immediately on the left.
Travel Information:
Driving:
Columbia Maryland is between Washington, DC and Baltimore just off route I95. It is about a half hour to an hour drive from most parts of Washington and Baltimore. Columbia is about 4 hours from New York, 2 hours from Philadelphia, and 2 hours from Richmond. See above for driving directions from Baltimore and Washington.
Airports:
The conference is about 13 miles (20 minutes) from the Baltimore/Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport (BWI) and 36 miles (50 minutes) from the Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
Train:
Amtrak train has a station at Baltimore Washington Thurgood Marshall Airport with service to Philadelphia, New York and other destinations with taxi and limo service to Columbia, Maryland about 13 miles (20 minutes).Lodging:
Here is a sample of hotels found in Columbia, MarylandSheraton Columbia Hotel
www.starwoodhotels.com - (410) 730-3900
Hilton-Columbia
www.hilton.com - (410) 997-1060
Courtyard by Marriott
www.marriott.com - (410) 290-0002
Homewood Suites-Columbia
www.homewoodsuites.com - (410) 872-9200
Hilton Garden Inn Columbia
www.hiltongardeninn.com - (410) 750-3700
Hampton Inn Columbia
www.hamptoninn.com - (410) 997-8555
Extended Stay America Columbia - Columbia 100 Parkway
www.extendedstayamerica.com - (410) 772-8800
Extended Stay Deluxe Columbia - Columbia Corporate Park
www.extendedstayhotels.com - (410) 872-2994
Studio Plus Columbia - Gateway Drive
www.studioplus.com - (410) 312-1557
Staybridge Suites Baltimore-Columbia Extended Stay Hotel
www.staybridge.com - (888) 299-2208
Continuing Education Credits:
This program includes 6 hours of training in EFT. The Washington Baltimore Center for EFT is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Washington Baltimore Center for EFT maintains responsibility for this program and its content.