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NOVA SOUTHEASTERN
UNIVERSITY
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From
School Problems
to Brief Therapy Solutions |
PRESENTED
BY Monte Bobele, PhD, ABPP |
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The
Graduate School of Humanities and Social Sciences at Nova
Southeastern University is offering “From School Problems
to Brief Therapy Solutions,” presented by Monte Bobele,
Ph.D., ABPP. The workshop will demonstrate the application
of solution-focused techniques with minority youth and their
families. Dr. Bobele will cover standard brief therapy methods,
as well as specific solution-focused strategies for assisting
participants with their own cases.
Therapists in many settings are called
upon to deal with young people’s difficulties at school.
Frequently, these behavioral problems can be resolved quickly
using brief therapy methods. Solution-focused therapy, which
focuses on strengths and resources within the family, are
especially appropriate in working with underserved minority
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Learning
Objectives:
- Participants will be able to identify
the basic principles of brief
solution focused therapy.
- Participants will understand the
application of brief SFT to school
related problems.
- Participants will learn at least
three SFT techniques that can be applied
to their everyday practice.
- Participants will understand the
role of cultural values in formulating
therapeutic interventions
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| Date:
April 14, 2004
Time: 6 p.m. —
9 p.m.
Cost:
$45 for Professionals
$25 for students
** CEU’s in Marriage and Family Therapy (BAP 682)
and Psychology (PCE 104) will be offered.
Location:
NSU’s East Campus
Alumni Hall Auditorium
3100 SW 9th Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315-3025
Directions:
From I-95,
Heading North or South: Exit State Road 84 East. Go east
on State Road 84 to SW 9th Avenue. Make a right onto SW
9th Avenue. NSU's east campus is the only five-story building
on the left.
From I-595,
Heading East: Exit State Road 84 East. Go east on State
Road 84 to SW 9th Avenue. Make a right onto SW 9th Avenue.
NSU's east campus is the only five-story building on the
left.
From SW 9th Avenue,
Make a right onto SW 9th Avenue and head South for six blocks.
NSU’s east campus is on the left, set back from the
road. Turn into the parking lot when you see the guard station.
Alumni Hall is just to the left of the five-story building
in front of you. If the parking lot is full, you will find
additional spaces behind the building (to the west).
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About
the Presenter:
Monte Bobele, Ph.D., ABPP is a Professor and
PsyD Training Director at Our Lady of the Lake University in
San Antonio, Texas. Bobele’s theoretical approach combines
systemic and social constructioinist influences. His research
and teaching interests include supervision, systemic therapy,
hypnosis, health and multicultural psychology, qualitative research
methods, professional writing, and postmodern approaches to
psychotherapy. |
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