Introduction to Single Session Therapy
Are you an Occupational Therapist looking to work smarter and maximise your impact in time-limited sessions?
Do you want to learn how to create meaningful change even in just one session, while reducing overwhelm for both you and the clients you support?
This workshop will introduce you to the powerful Single Session Therapy model, designed to bring clarity, intention and impact to every encounter.
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What you will learn
In this workshop you will gain practical knowledge and tools to understand how the single session model can:
- Focus your therapeutic presence for maximum impact in time-limited sessions
- Create meaningful connection with your clients and create pathways for change even within the constraints of one session
- Provide your bulging waitlist with effective support sooner without growing your team
- Help you to be your most effective self in a number of workplace settings
- Focus your therapy skills to feel confident that you’ve made the most of every encounter with your clients
Who is this workshop for?
This workshop is designed for:
- Individual Occupational Therapists who want to refine their practice and make more impact without burning themselves out
- Practice owners or team leaders who want to expand their reach in their community and reduce waitlists, without growing their team and create an innovative and energising way for your current team to work.
Whether you’re new to Occupational Therapy or have years of experience, this introduction to the Single Session Model will provide a background and practical strategies for working more intentionally and achieving better outcomes.
The tools learned in this workshop are applicable across most OT settings and can be adapted to meet the needs of a wide range of families and participants. Clinical experience and practice examples used by our presenter are from a private practice and public sector outpatient perspective.
Why attend?
In this workshop, you will:
- Gain confidence in applying Single Session Therapy principles to your work
- Learn how to focus your presence and increase session impact
- Develop strategies to reduce overwhelm for both you and your families, especially in those complex situations with extensive history
- Explore real-life examples of Single Session Therapy in action in an OT private practice
- Walk away with practical tools to bring clarity and intention to your practice
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This workshop offers the insights and strategies to help you feel more focused, intentional and confident in every session.
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Workshop duration: 1.5 Hours
Cost: $90.00
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Myf Murphy is an experienced Occupational Therapist and Director of Hobart Wonderings, a private practice for children, young people and their families.
Myf graduated in 2002 with a Bachelor of Applied Science, Occupational Therapy at Latrobe University and in 2022 completed her Masters in Clinical Family Therapy. Myf is also endorsed under the Better Access to Mental Health Medicare Scheme to provide Focused Psychological Strategies.
Myf has held senior roles in child and adolescent mental health services in both Hobart and Melbourne for 18 years prior to starting her current private practice in 2020.
Myf has been a Principal Researcher in a project looking at the effectiveness of Single Session Therapy and she has co authored a paper, a book chapter and has presented at International conferences on various aspects of Single Session Work.
Myf has undergone additional training and supervision in the understanding of developmental psychiatry and family based therapies. She is trained to provide evidence-based interventions such as Family Based Treatment for Eating Disorders, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy and parenting programs, including Tuning into Kids, Tuning into Teens and Circle of Security parenting. Myf is also a trained children and teens yoga instructor.
Myf has supervised and managed other clinicians and values continuing professional learning to meet the needs of the families she works with using the most up to date evidence based practices.
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