Ed Jacobs, Christine Schimmel – 2 Day Workshop: Creative Counseling Toolbox: 65 Innovative, Multi-Sensory Strategies to Make Therapy More Impactful, Memorable and Effective!

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Ed Jacobs and Christine Schimmel are members of the faculty.
12 hours and 14 minutes.
Audio and video formats are available.
Date of publication: May 16, 2019
Description

Tired of repeating interventions session after session? Do you find yourself repeating the same phrases and concepts to your clients, wondering if much of it is going through? Are your sessions lacking in concentration or theoretical foundation? Do you want to heat up your practice?

Drs. Ed Jacobs and Christine Schimmel will expose you to a whole new framework for treating clients – an energetic, creative, multisensory, theory-driven approach that captures clients’ attention and gets them moving in every way.

Use inexpensive, ordinary materials like as chairs, elastic bands, white boards, and other props to have a long-lasting influence on clients’ understanding, motivation, and drive to change.

These interventions are designed for all age groups and any clinical issue, including mood and anxiety disorders, anger, low self-esteem, and relationship difficulties, and are based on concepts from evidence-based theoretical approaches such as REBT/CBT, Reality Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing.

Watch this tape, which is jam-packed with nonstop action, demonstrations, and ideas that will have you feverishly scribbling notes while your clinical toolbox fills up with unique, effective treatments you can apply right now!

Furthermore, you will be motivated to produce even more!

Handouts

Creative Counseling Toolbox Manual (2.43 MB)

Outline 34 Pages Available After Purchase

What Factors Influence Therapy’s Effectiveness?

Multisensory, motivational, marketing, and mapping are the four M’s.
8 common therapist blunders Engagement: the foundation of good treatment
Advertisers understand that the brain enjoys novelty.
To assess the efficacy of your therapy, use a depth chart.
RCFF stands for Rapport, Contract, Focus, and Funnel.

Creativity collides with evidence-based practice.

Reality Therapy (REBT/CBT)
Adlerian Treatment
Gestalt Psychotherapy
Transactional Examination
Limitations and Risks of Motivational Interviewing/Stages of Change

Interventions for Relationship Building That Go Beyond Active Listening

Rubber band method
Using Chairs
Language strategies
How to Deal with Opposition

Anxiety Disorders Impair Insight, Disrupt Rumination, and Help Manage Anxious Thoughts and Feelings

Interventions Using Creative REBT/CBT
Pinwheel
The Whiteboard’s Influence
The approach “Where does the worry originate from?”

Mood Disorders and Depression
Improve Motivation, Mood, and Get Clients “Unstuck”

Mirror in the rearview
Tigger/Eeyore method
Air compressor
Chairs as symbols of optimism and mobility
Change stages
Directors’ Meeting
Children in a tree

Anger and Refusal
Recognize Triggers, Calm Anger, and Increase Accountability

Fuses Shield/Filter Rubber band Soda bottle
Small seat
Retreat, Rethink, and React are the three R’s.

Improve Your Low Self-Esteem Self-Talk, Setting Boundaries, and Making Decisions

Dollar bill as a toy
Nesting dolls made of styrofoam cups – codependence
Chairs for small spaces
ANTS (Automatic Negative Thoughts) Egogram

Conflict Resolution and Relationships
Improve your communication skills, emotional awareness, and empathy.

Chairs made with rubber bands
Chair of the nurturing parent vs. the critical parent
The drama triangle
A fight’s infinity diagram

Grief and loss encourage emotional expression and healing.

Model of Dual Processes
Worden’s approach of the Four Tasks of Mourning Empty Chair
The Faculty of Shattering Dominoes
Dr. Ed Jacobs, LPC Seminars and items that are related: 1

Ed Jacobs, Ph.D., LPC, is the master’s program coordinator of West Virginia University’s counseling, counseling psychology, and rehabilitation department. Impact Therapy, Creative Counseling Techniques: An Illustrated Guide, Impact Therapy: The Courage to Counsel, Group Counseling in Correctional Settings, How to Select and Apply Change Strategies in Groups (Group Work Practice Kit), and Group Counseling: Strategies and Skills are among her professional publications.

Ed has been honored for his exceptional teaching and contributions to the field. He received the Outstanding Teacher Award from his college in 2006. He was also named Innovator of the Year by the Association for Creativity in Counseling in 2006. He has already received the Professional Advancement Award and been named a Fellow of the Association for Specialists in Group Work for his contributions to group work.

Ed has been a qualified professional counselor in private practice for over 35 years. Impact Therapy has been presented in China, Australia, New Zealand, Turkey, Indonesia, Germany, Andorra, and Canada.

Disclosures for Speakers:

Dr. Ed E. Jacobs is a West Virginia University Associate Professor. He has a private practice. PESI, Inc. provides Dr. Jacobs with a speaking fee.

Dr. Ed E. Jacobs does not have any relevant non-financial relationships to declare.

Dr. Christine Schimmel, LPC Seminars and items related to: 1

Christine Schimmel, Ed.D., LPC, is the associate department chair and master’s program coordinator for school counseling at West Virginia University. She serves on the West Virginia counseling licensure board and was a member of the work group that revised the state requirements for school counselors in West Virginia.

Christine is the co-author of Group Counseling: Strategies and Skills, which is now in its eighth edition and comes with two supporting DVDs that she co-produced with Ed. She is also a co-author of the revised book, Impact Therapy: The Courage to Counsel and How to Choose and Implement Change Strategies in Groups (Group Work Practice Kit).

Christine has worked as a school counselor at all three levels and now teaches courses in group counseling, children’s counseling, play therapy, and parenting. Christine was named West Virginia’s school counselor educator of the year in 2013.

Disclosures for Speakers:

Dr. Christine Schimmel is a West Virginia University Associate Professor. PESI, Inc. pays her a speaking honorarium.

Non-financial: Dr. Christine Schimmel serves on the West Virginia counseling licensure board.

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