WEBINAR: How to Win the Battle for Structure

Scott Sells, Ph.D., LMFT; LCSW 7/20/208:25 AM

Whoever controls the definition of the problem, controls the treatment outcomes. Therefore, the battle for structure takes place if your client’s goal for treatment or definition of the problem do not match up with yours (i.e., the child is frail and incapable vs. the child is capable but stuck in a rut). And if you lose this battle by failing to convince them of your position, therapy ends before it begins.

So what do you do?

DATE: July 22
TIME: 12 - 1 pm EDT
Register for FREE here

Using actual case examples, Dr. Sells will show you the tools you need.

Q & A with Dr. Sells is encouraged.

Continuing education credit is not available for this free webinar. The recording will be available on-demand for ten days to all registered participants.

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