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Collaborative Stage Model (CSM)

A Child Reclaimed, Innocence Restored

From Shame to Dignity

The Magnificent Tapestry of Healing

Walking the Delicate Balance

From Paralyzed to Proactive

From Violence and Destruction to Resilience and Rebuilding

Silent Pain & Invisible Wounds

Intimate Offenses, Immediate Families

The Legacy of Trauma & Treatment

The Family Dialog Project

Healing The Silent Saboteur

Portraits of Responsibility

Shadow Dancing, Couples Therapy

An Insatiable Appetite

Restorative Justice

Consultation Groups

Compassion Fatigue

Professional Trainings & Workshops

Walking the Delicate Balance

Effectively working with perpetrators of family violence

Working with perpetrators of physical and or/sexual violence is a difficult prospect for any therapist. Consequently, many professionals choose not to create any therapeutic alliance with persons who abuse children or women and children.

This workshop will help clinicians explore walking the delicate balance necessary in working with perpetrators. Participants will examine how to create an initial therapeutic alliance and treatment plan. Interventions explored are: examining the client's "dark side," making a clinical assessment integrating individual, family, and group treatment modalities, techniques to intervene regarding interactions, intra-psychic, cognitive behaviors, issues of power and gender and attachment.

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