The Contemporary Landscape of Couple Therapy in Australia



Elisabeth Shaw

About This Webinar

Couple therapy has very long traditions and varied theoretical influences. It is exciting work, but also not for the faint hearted at times! The webinar will provide a snapshot of the diversity of relationship practice, current themes in presentations, foremost theories driving the profession at present, and the key ethical issues that arise in the work. It will be useful for those who are wanting to have a space to reflect on current relationship themes in their practice, those who are considering embarking on couple therapy as part of their practice, and those who want to know more about its place alongside individual work (including the pitfalls of both happening in parallel).

Explore Current Perspectives in Couple Therapy

Deepen Your Understanding of Contemporary Couple Therapy in Australia

THE COURSE CURRICULUM

Deepen your understanding of contemporary couple therapy and the complexities of relationships in clinical practice

Self-paced module: 3 lessons · 1.5 hours video · slides · quiz · 90 day access · instant 1.5-hour CPD certificate.

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Assessment Component

Explore Contemporary Couple Therapy

Explore Current Relationship Presentations, Clinical Approaches and Ethical Considerations in Couple Therapy

About Elisabeth Shaw

Elisabeth is a clinical and counselling psychologist specialising in couple and family therapy, who has focused her whole career on how people live and work well in relationships and communities. This has led her into post graduate teaching, coaching and consulting, authoring publications on relationships, clinical practice and supervision, moral courage and ethics, and she is regularly featured in media. She is very proud to be the CEO Relationships Australia NSW, part of the RA federated network across Australia, the foremost organisation in relationship well-being assisting NSW through the provision of therapeutic, trauma informed support, mediation, education and family safety services.