Chair of Children and Adolescents Committee | Schema Therapy for Children and Adolescents (ST-CA) Special Interest Group
- Focus on and validate children's emotional needs and help them meet these needs in the present and future - Explore and engage in fun, - Regulate, weaken, reduce and/or heal early maladaptive schemas (EMS) and maladaptive modes by using methods of Gestalt, Hypnotherapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy - Learn how to change from self-defeating schema modes ("mode model“) to emphasize the therapeutic relationship ("limited reparenting“ concept) in order to offer emotional security - Educate and support caregivers (parents, teachers, child/youth care worker etc.) in recognizing emotional needs and teaching them how to meet the needs - Support parents in the recognition and reduction of dysfunctional, maladaptive emotional and behavior patterns caused by their own schemas ("Schema Coaching“) Lastly, the scope of the work is balanced to include cognitive, behavioral, and experiential work. We understand our task is a “work in progress”, so we are open and thankful for new ideas and modifications in order to improve and elaborate our concepts and techniques using Schema Therapy for Children and Adolescents (ST-CA). We want to disseminate ST-CA worldwide, according the curriculum that we have outlined. We organize online sessions on demand. ISST members can also receive online supervision in our ISST peer group (via GotoMeeting); lead by Christof Loose and/or Maria Galimzyanova, taking place the second Monday of each month at 1 pm (CET, CEST), on-demand. - ISST-Conference in Vienna (2016) For more information, please contact Christof Loose; e-mail: CONTACT |
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