The Purpose of the Workshop
1. To provide an overarching theoretical and philosophical approach to marital therapy that can integrate a clinician’s individual work with marital work, as well as provide a way to look at the overall process over time and the differences between couples from the diagnostic and clinical perspective.
2. To identify the most difficult challenges of marital therapy and in a coherent way look at how a clinician can meet these challenges
In addition to looking at the scenarios and the underlying theoretical framework, the workshop will explore the diagnosis of a couple, as well as the role of the therapist in treating those couples.
Held on Seven Thursday evenings: April 25, May 9, 16, 23, June 6, 13, & 20, 2013
Norman Shub, MSW, LISW, LPCC, IMFT
Teacher, author, psychotherapist, consultant, Norman has worked around the world and is the co-founder and the current Clinical Director of the Gestalt Institute of Central Ohio. Known as a clear and articulate “master” teacher, Norman’s pioneering work in the application of Gestalt therapy is taught at the Institute and in many countries. He has spent his life dedicated to enhancing the process of foundational change in individuals, couples, families, groups, and organizations. Norman has authored numerous publications including the Working Paper Series, a series devoted to developing the effectiveness of psychotherapists.
Registration is open as long as space is available.