Psychodynamic skills in individual and group rehabilitation work in the light of the recovery approach

Ono Academic Rehabilitation School
About the Rehabilitation School

Psychodynamic skills in individual and group rehabilitation work in the light of the recovery approach

About the course

Rehabilitation work is work based on interpersonal relationships. Rehabilitation counselors deal with a variety of mental limitations (reality testing disorders, PTSD, CPTSD, mood disorders, personality disorders, etc.). Working with a variety of coping styles invites an integrative look at rehabilitation processes. In the course, we will examine individual and group rehabilitation interventions from a psychodynamic perspective, and delve into the components of the rehabilitation relationship that promote recovery. Through case studies and transcript analysis of rehabilitation conversation segments, we will discuss dynamic processes that occur in rehabilitation relationships, and we will learn applied tools adapted to rehabilitation work in a wide variety of coping styles and mental states.

Course Objective

To look at rehabilitation interventions from an integrative perspective, and to examine different conceptualizations of the processes and skills used. In addition, the course will provide practical tools for assessing and managing beneficial individual and group rehabilitation relationships with those dealing with a variety of mental disabilities.

Course structure:

15 weekly meetings of 6 academic hours, with a training workshop held in the last two hours, divided into two groups.

 

Participants:

  • 30 professionals with knowledge and experience from various disciplines: social workers, psychologists, occupational therapists, art therapists, psychotherapists, etc., who have worked in rehabilitation settings in the community for at least a year .

Course requirements:

  • Mandatory attendance in 90% of classes and in the training group
  • Active participation in discussions, the tutorial group, and classroom exercises.
  • Introducing Vervet at the training workshop.
  • Submit a summary paper in pairs.

Admission conditions

  • A professional from various disciplines: social workers, psychologists, occupational therapists, art therapists, psychotherapists, etc.
  • Has worked in a community rehabilitation setting for at least a year.
 

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