OrangaTamariki Specialist Training- May 2022
Monday 9th to Friday 13th May 2022 AND 7th to 11th November
Online registrations closed on 5 May 2022 for this training.
The first week of a DBT Intensive training run exclusively for Oranga Tamariki Staff. This training is only available to eligible Oranga Tamariki Staff.
You will need a special registration code to start your signup - please see your team leader or contact us.
You can review the typical content of a DBT intensive training here.
Dr Emily Cooney is a clinical psychologist who has worked in the US, the UK, and New Zealand with children and adults in a range of inpatient and outpatient settings, with a particular focus on DBT. She is a senior lecturer at Otago University and an assistant professor adjunct at the Yale School of Medicine, where she co-directed the DBT and DBT for substance use disorder teams within an Intensive Outpatient Program. Emily served as a research therapist on two trials of DBT under Dr Marsha Linehan, and was the principal investigator on two DBT feasibility trials in New Zealand. One examined DBT for self-harming adolescents, and the other trialed DBT skills training for men with anger-related problems. She provides training and consultation in DBT via Behavioral Tech as well as DBTNZ, and her current research focusses on whānau-oriented intervention and research for people experiencing family violence and suicidal thoughts and behaviour.
Dr Kirsten Davis is a Clinical Psychologist who has worked with both adolescents and adults across both public mental health and private sectors for the last two decades. Kirsten is a founding member of DBTNZ. Kirsten was involved in development, implementation and coordination of the first DBT Programme for adolescents and their families at the in New Zealand. Kirsten was a co-investigator in a randomized feasibility trial of DBT for adolescents and their families in New Zealand. She has extensive experience in DBT consultation, supervision and training in community outpatient, inpatient, forensic, residential (care & protection settings) and schools. She has been a trainer for many Behavioural Tech licensed events including DBT Intensive Training. Kirsten is particulary interested in implementation and development of sustainable DBT programmes across a variety of different settings.
Dr Kirsten Davis is a Clinical Psychologist who has worked with both adolescents and adults across both public mental health and private sectors for the last two decades. Kirsten is a founding member of DBTNZ. Kirsten was involved in development, implementation and coordination of the first DBT Programme for adolescents and their families at the in New Zealand. Kirsten was a co-investigator in a randomized feasibility trial of DBT for adolescents and their families in New Zealand. She has extensive experience in DBT consultation, supervision and training in community outpatient, inpatient, forensic, residential (care & protection settings) and schools. She has been a trainer for many Behavioural Tech licensed events including DBT Intensive Training. Kirsten is particulary interested in implementation and development of sustainable DBT programmes across a variety of different settings.
Details:
Where:
Auckland
When:
Monday 9th to Friday 13th May 2022 AND 7th to 11th November
Times:
8.30am until 5pm daily. Sign in from 8.15am on the first day.
Registration:
Registrations are managed online (see below)
Sign-in from 8.00am on the first day.
Cost:
TBC
Payment options: Credit card payment, Bank payment.Terms and conditions:
- All registrations must be approved according to Behavioral Tech criteria prior to acceptance for the training.
- All registrations are confirmed only when payment is received.
- Payment must be made before the training. By registering you accept liability for the costs of the training.
- Cancellations must be notified to us by email (or the website contact form) with full identifying information.
- All cancellations notified prior to approval incur no costs. Cancellations received more than a month out from the training will receive a 90% refund. Refunds cannot be given after that date. Refunds will not be available until after the event.
- If you have been accepted for the training you may request a team member be substituted in your place. However that replacement team member must complete their own Individual Application Form and their acceptance is subject to the same criteria. If DBTNZ determines that the replacement team member does not meet the Behavioral Tech criteria then the substitution will not be accepted. Applications to substitute a team member must be made to by email or our contact form at least 2 weeks before a training event.
- Online certificates of completion are available for all participants who attend 100% of the training and complete all the required self-study and homework tasks. See our FAQ page for more info. Printed certificates of attendance are not available for this event.
- In the unlikely event the training is cancelled by the organisers, registration will be fully refunded but no liability will be accepted for travel, accommodation or other costs/expenses incurred to registrants.
Online registration:
Online registrations closed on 5 May 2022 for this training.
You can contact us here with any enquiries about this training.