Not every couple is ready for couples therapy.
When one partner wants to leave and the other wants to stay, it's important to recognize when a different approach may be needed.
Goals:
Participants will demonstrate foundational knowledge of Discernment Counseling for working with couples experiencing marital ambivalence.
Differentiate Discernment Counseling from traditional couples therapy by describing the unique goals and structure of each approach.
Objectives:
Identify the clinical characteristics of couples who are appropriate candidates for Discernment Counseling.
Describe the three possible pathways (Path One, Path Two, and Path Three) that couples may choose following the Discernment Counseling process.
Explain the roles of the "leaning in" and "leaning out" partners and how these roles influence the counseling process.
Recognize the primary interventions used during Discernment Counseling sessions to facilitate clarity and informed decision-making.
Must be completed within 90 days of purchase.
Non-Refundable