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“Adolescent Self-Injury and Relationships:
A Broader Look at Family Resilience”

Presented by:
Anna Bohlinger, PhD, LMFT
Paragon Residential Treatment for Youth 

St. Mary’s Greek Orthodox Church
3450 Irving Ave S.
Minneapolis, MN 55408

Thursday, March 2nd 2017
9:00 am-noon

Cost: $20.00 at the door (cash/check).  Continental breakfast, 3.0 CEU’s

Course Description:

Adolescent nonsuicidal self-injury remains a challenging area of psychopathology and relational treatment. In this course, participants will explore existing research on relational patterns and characteristics in adolescents affected by self-injury and begin to explore the emerging science of family resilience in this population.

Course Objectives:

1. Understand relationships between nonsuicidal self-injury and interpersonal functioning, intrapersonal functioning, and comorbidity.
2. Compare the ways that research on adolescent self-injury and interpersonal functioning, especially in the family system, highlight and obscure family functioning.
3. Explore new research on adolescent nonsuicidal self-injury and family resilience.
4. Apply relational understanding of self-injury and family resilience to a case study.

 

 

 

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