Building Resilience in Adults

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Video Presentation

3 CEUs. 3 Hours.

This course is presented by a psychologist but offers staging and intervention principles which could be applied within an Occupational Therapy scope of practice. It relates closely to Creative Ability and Activity Balance. It provides a useful frame of reference for intervention for OTs and Psychologists working in the field of Adult Mental Health. It also provides insights for managing one’s own thinking traps, goal setting, role and activity balance and avoiding burn out. It may also have application in managing parents or caregivers of children or adult clients being seen for therapy.

This course reviews

  • Dr Broder’s “Stage Climbing” within the construct of resiliency.
  • 10 factors that support resilience development
  • The seven stages of adult maturity, discussing:
    •  Presentation at the stage
    •  A typical case study of a client in this stage
    • Common conditions presenting at each stage
    • Attitude hooks common to the stage
    • Focus of intervention at this stage
    •  Treatment principles to guide an adult to move to the next stage of function.
 
This course will expire on 31 December 2026.
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R450.00

Description

Back by popular demand. The OT Link is delighted to welcome Clinical Psychologist, Tyrone Edgar to present Couch CPD.

Tyrone completed his clinical training at WITS, graduating with distinction in Clinical Psychology. His master’s research explored mediating factors in burnout, compassion satisfaction and compassion fatigue.

Tyrone is also an internationally certified cognitive-behavioural therapist (CBT) who has received extensive training through the Unified Protocol Institute, Boston USA. The kind of CBT Tyrone utilises, addresses emotional disorders, such as anxiety, depression, and other related emotional difficulties. Visit the Unified Protocol Institute for more info.

Tyrone has applied his clinical skills in a variety of settings, such as the acute Adult and Child Psychiatric Units at Chris Hani Baragwanath Academic Hospital (CHBAH) and the CHBAH Burns Unit. Tyrone now works in private practice focusing on various emotional disorders alongside a multi-disciplinary team of, psychiatrists, occupational therapists, and other mental health practitioners.

Tyrone also lectures the WITS M.A. classes in CBT, supervises clinical psychologists and trains SADAG counsellors in the basics of counselling. Tyrone works closely with SADAG – the largest mental health advocacy organisation in Africa. He believes the more others understand mental health, the easier it becomes for those suffering from such conditions to access good health care. He regularly appears in the media promoting mental health awareness. Some of the media platforms he has featured in include the YOU Magazine, Mental Health Matters Television Show and 702.

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Tanya Van Deventer
Posted 4 months ago
Insightful and useful information

Very useful information on building resilience and easy to understand with case examples being used.

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Maria Wilmot
Posted 5 months ago
Different maturity levels of an adult very insight full

The similarity between the emotional development of a child and what it can looks like in an adult. Thank you

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Estelle Theron
Posted 11 months ago
Each level of maturity has something to challenge them to improve their resilience

I liked the structure of the 7 different levels of stage climbing as well as the 10 ways to build resilience in each stage.

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Frizelna Steyn
Posted 11 months ago
Insightful

Very useful information in building resilience in self and patients.

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Danielle Marx
Posted 1 year ago
Psychology principles applicable to OT

Insightful course with knowledge that can be applied both in professional and personal contexts. Great examples of applying Psychology principles into OT and how this can benefit clients to build resilience and improve occupational performance. Strong links to coaching approach as well.

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Carla Joubert
Posted 1 year ago
Psych principles applied to OT

I throughly enjoyed this course. It was really interesting, and applied to the OT profession without overdoing it.

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Jessica Gunning
Posted 2 years ago
Resilience course

I thoroughly enjoyed this clear and well put together course - I feel I gained some great insights into resilience building within a workable framework that I can potentially use to assist with clients as well as for myself and family members.

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Nazeemah Soomar
Posted 2 years ago
took me a while

very good info, but quite long and monotonous. took me a while to complete

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JENNY VERKERK
Posted 2 years ago
There is always hope for self improvement and positively assisting others.

I enjoyed the course and look forward to putting things into practice.

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Mamphoreng Mashiloane
Posted 2 years ago
It was a very informative and interesting course

I liked the content presented and how practical it is to be applied in therapy.

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