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This section of the Centre for Continuing Training in Sexology and Psychotherapy (CFCSP) allows you to view different clinical cases that have been dissected and analyzed during group supervision to help you understand the concepts in greater depth.

Each group supervision received written consent from each participant to be filmed.

Study of 4 clinical cases from the trainer

Mind-mapping and couple therapy training

4 hours of CONTINUING EDUCATION recognized by the OPQ & professional orders

$169

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Study of 6 clinical cases in group supervision

training on Mind-mapping and couple therapy

8:30 a.m. of CONTINUING EDUCATION recognized by the OPQ & professional orders

$225

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Study of 10 clinical cases from the trainer and supervised women

Integration and application of concepts and interventions

Mind-mapping and couple therapy training

12:30 p.m. of CONTINUING EDUCATION recognized by the OPQ & professional orders

$395

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Clinical case 1

  • Detecting mind-mapping in a collusive alliance
  • Bringing out mind-masking and the implantation of false ideas
  • Teaching clients to tolerate conflict
  • Helping a client get out of nice guy syndrome
  • Functioning borrowed from being the expert on sexuality
  • Avoiding the protection of partners’ fragile egos

Clinical case 2

  • Working on a parentification dynamic
  • Impact of pornography on sexuality
  • Bringing out the implantation of false ideas in the face of our intentions
  • The impact of ADHD in the couple
  • Teaching customers to de-merge

Clinical case 3

  • Bringing out the mind-twisting of infidelity
  • Acknowledging the wrongs of infidelity and accepting the consequences
  • Stop minimizing infidelity
  • Allowing the person who has experienced infidelity to differentiate themselves
  • Understand the reasons that prevent trust from being trusted in relation to mind-mapping

Clinical case 4

  • Explain Touch with Intent (TAI) to customers
  • Understanding the difference between (TAI) and sensate focus
  • Integrating mind-mapping into couples’ sexuality
  • Assessing the sexual dynamics of giving and receiving
  • Questioning the (TAI) and interpreting the meaning of intimate activity for partners

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Clinical case 1

Psychotherapeutic learning:

  • Customer manipulation and risk of suicide
  • In-depth assessment of the couple’s true sexual satisfaction
  • Dialogue written for therapist and client
  • Therapist’s discomfort with resistant and problematic couple
  • Work on partners’ individual rather than common goals (establish a collaborative alliance)
  • Assess the level of hatred and respect in the relationship related to sexual desire
  • Use mind-mapping in couple therapy

Clinical case 2

Psychotherapeutic learning:

  • Integrating mind-mapping with customers
  • Highlight the borrowed operation of the relationship
  • Hugging to relaxation: a diagnostic tool and brain plasticity
  • Bring out normal marital sadism in sex out of pity
  • Working on emotional impasse and the 2 choice dilemma
  • Use binominal questions to demonstrate customer mind-mapping skills
  • Bring out customers’ mind-masking
  • A look back at group 1 supervision cases and couple improvements

Clinical case 3

Psychotherapeutic learning:

  • Stagnant couple
  • Emotional impasse
  • Normal marital sadism
  • Therapist creates a collusive alliance with couple
  • Difficulties in establishing collaborative alliance with couple or partner
  • Establish a collaborative alliance between the couple’s partners
  • Use mind-mapping in couple therapy
  • Comparison different approaches: complicity or contradiction?
  • Managing a couple in a combative alliance
  • Cultural difference
  • Being a female therapist in the face of couple sexism
  • Bring out mind-masking
  • Differentiation process

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