English-language Train-the-Trainers Course (8 days) – June 2024

 1,200.00

Description:

  • This course teaches professionals how to train and coach SafePath teams in their organizations. Graduates become certified SafePath trainers/coaches. This course includes both the Basic Training and Train-the-Trainers courses. Take advantage of our early-bird discount saving you €200,00. This discount is valid until 6/05/24.
  • The Basic Training course teaches participants the basic SafePath concepts and skills and is a prerequisite for taking the SafePath Train-the-Trainers course. It uses a playful and interactive approach including demonstrations and serious games and exercises in breakout rooms. It incorporates the iModes, cards with cartoon images, that make learning about emotional states (“modes”) fun and engaging.
  • The Train-the-Trainers course prepares participants to train and coach teams in their organizations in SafePath. Graduates are certified as SafePath trainers/coaches for two years, and can be recertified by taking an Advanced Train-the-Trainers course. Like the SafePath Basic Training, the Train-the-Trainers course takes a playful and interactive approach to learning, incorporating demonstrations and serious games and exercise, many of them using the iModes cards, in break out rooms (Zoom).

Format:

  • 28-hour online course in English (Via Zoom)

Dates:

  • 6 & 7 June 2024 (Basic Training)
  • 13 & 14 June 2024 (Basic Training)
  • 20 & 21 June 2024 (Train-the-Trainers)
  • 27 & 28 June 2024 (Train-the-Trainers)

Times:

  • 9:00-12:30 Central European Time (CET)
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Description

Course content:

Basic Training

  • Using the concept of modes to recognize and respond to challenging behaviors
  • Providing for clients’ basic emotional/developmental needs within appropriate limits and boundaries (“limited reparenting”)
  • Empathically confronting and setting limits on clients’ behaviors that transgress boundaries
  • Reflecting on, and mindfully accepting, one’s own emotional reactions to clients’ problematic behaviors, rather than acting in ways that escalate conflicts
  • Using a three-step process, “the ORRI circle,” to respond effectively to clients’ modes: Observe, Reflect/recruit, Intervene
  • Working together with colleagues in the team to conceptualize cases based on modes and plan interventions accordingly
  • Analyzing incidents and conflict situations by making a mode model
  • Recognizing and fostering strengths in clients, rather than focusing exclusively on negative behaviors
  • Communicating with other team members using the same “mode language”, so that everyone is “on the same page”
  • Taking responsibility for one’s own modes in conflictual team dynamics, and contributing to improving team functioning
  • Recognizing and fostering strengths in one’s self and each other as team members

Train-the-Trainers 

  • Building the Healthy Adult mode of the team
  • Understanding the roles, aims, activities, and qualities of the SafePath coach
  • Facilitating the four SafePath phases: preparation, Basic Training, implementation, and maintenance
  • Understanding the three conditions for a well-functioning team
  • Understanding dysfunctional dynamics within teams and organizations from a systemic perspective, involving modes
  • Recognizing common dysfunctional team dynamics and the modes that are responsible for them
  • Carrying out SafePath serious games and exercises in the role of trainer
  • Coaching teams with dysfunctional dynamics
  • Using the ORRI circle to work with dysfunctional team dynamics
  • Leading the team in creating a mode model and mode case conceptualization
  • Creating a unifying treatment plan, based on modes
  • Preparing for and carrying out the SafePath Basic Training
  • How to recruit one’s Healthy Adult modes when our own modes are triggered while giving the Basic Training
  • Using the ORRI circle to handle unexpected things that occur during a SafePath Training
  • Understanding the crucial role of SafePath implementation
  • Facilitating the implementation of SafePath
  • Managing and resolving obstacles to the implementation of SafePath

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