Schema Therapy Online Course 3: Empathic Confrontation Strategies Navigating Narcissism and Other Challenging Modes in Treatment

Target audience and instructional level of this course: foundational

There is no known conflict of interest or commercial support related to this CE program.

Course Description



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https://www.schematherapytrainingonline.com/p/empathic-confrontation-wendy-behary

Week 1: The Art of Empathy / Cultivating an Intention = Impact Outcome
Week 2: The Super-Sufferers and Virtuous Victims - Empathic Confrontation with Covert Narcissism
Week 3: The Chauffer of Shame! Effectively Confronting, Evacuating, and Converting the Inner Critic Mode
Week 4: Limits, Leverage, Bullies, and Entitlement: A Mode Profile of Narcissism and Overcompensation
Week 5: The Guard, The Cave, The Soldier, The Wall, The Bubble, The Fortress - Detached Modes
Week 6: Other Gnarly Challenges - Enmeshed Loyalty Mongers, Angry Modes, and the Chronically Disappointed

Learning Objectives

After completing this training the professional will be able to:

Empathic Confrontation Strategies Navigating Narcissism and Other Challenging Modes in Treatment

• Identify and conceptualize the evolution of challenging and uncompromising modes.
• Cultivate a navigational treatment map.
• Create customized dialogues that embolden trust, safety, leverage, and enhance opportunities to access client vulnerability and emotional resonance
  1. Identify one's own schemas and mode activation.
  2. Outline how to sustain a sturdy, curious, and empathically attuned caregiver agency.
  3. Integrate effective experiential strategies designed to meet the primary unmet needs, especially those related to toxic shame, mistrust, injustice, and unconditional love/acceptance.
• Attend to the therapist's own schemas and mode activation - how to sustain a sturdy, curious, and empathically attuned caregiver agency.
• Integrate effective experiential strategies designed to meet the primary unmet needs, especially those related to toxic shame, mistrust, injustice, and unconditional love/acceptance.

Author(s)/Reference(s)

Wendy Behary https://www.schematherapytrainingonline.com/

Wendy Behary
Rutgers University Graduate School of Social Work New Brunswick, New Jersey