Creating a training series for mental health counselors working with high-conflict cases, particularly those involving court proceedings, parental alienation, and reunification, requires a multi-faceted approach.
Below is a suggested outline that addresses key topics and skills, structured to equip counselors with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate these complex cases.
Delivery Methods for the Training Series:
- Workshops & Webinars: To facilitate real-time interaction and case discussions.
- Online Modules: For self-paced learning with assessments and practical exercises.
- Group Supervision/Case Review Sessions: Offering ongoing support and guidance.
- Role-Playing & Simulation: To build real-world skills in working with clients.
Additional Resources:
- Recommended readings on parental alienation and family therapy techniques.
- Access to online support groups or professional networks for counselors in this field.
- A toolkit with templates for documentation, assessment tools, and court report samples.
This series would be comprehensive, offering a balanced approach to the clinical, legal, and ethical aspects of working with high-conflict families, with a strong emphasis on practical application and support for counselors.
Learn practical tips and techniques for handling challenging high conflict court cases as a counselor in this online series.
Live online - 8 classes
First Wednesdays of the Month May - Dec. 12:00- 1:00 PM Central
PART 1
Here's what you can expect:
- May 7th - Understanding Parental Alienation
- June 4th - Reunification Part 1
- July 2nd - Reunification Part 2
- August 6th - The Role of Mental Health Counselors in Court Proceedings
PART 2
Here's what you can expect:
- September 3rd - Assessment and Documentation in High-Conflict Cases
- October 1st - Collaboration with Other Professionals
- November 5th - Problem-solving techniques for difficult family dynamics
- December 3rd - Addressing Emotional Impact and Self-Care for Counselors