Identifying Gaslighting eWorkshop 12th-June-2024
Gaslighting at times can be misused to identify relationship problems. So it is important to know what is and what is not gaslighting. Attendees of the workshop will be better equipped to identify what is gaslighting behaviour.
This can impact on any relationship such as marriages and workplaces which can be destructive. This workshop is ideal If you support staff or clients that are being gaslit in their relationships.
As the knowledge of gaslighting is increasing in the general public it is important to know how to identify what exactly gaslighting is. It is also important to know when someone is exposed to gaslighting and how to support them.
For more information, read below.
If you require your organisation to pay for this workshop, please click the Register Only button below and complete the registration form. You will be sent an invoice by our admin team.
The workshop will cover:
How to identify 'gaslighting'
How to identify being exposed to 'gaslighting'.
Identify the misuse of the term gaslighting.
Identify if clients are using gaslighting in their relationships or even towards the practitioner in a session.
Learn what to do if a client is gaslighting you in a session
When: Wednesday 12th June 2024 from 9.30am to 12.30pm. (AEST)
Where: Online, delivered via zoom. You will receive a zoom link prior to the workshop where you will be able to access the eWorkshop.
Cost: The early bird booking is $195.00 if registration occurs before 29th May 2024 (GST included). The fee for registrations after the 29th May is $250.00 (GST included).
To register: Register and complete payment. A Tax Invoice will be emailed to you. The payment needs to be completed before the workshop occurs, for the registration to be fully confirmed.
Facilitators: David Nancarrow
David has worked for the last 17 years in a range of professional roles. He has extensive experience in working with the Education Department and working with school social behaviours and anger management counselling. As a mediator, David has worked with clients who had high levels of conflict, domestic violence and relationship breakdowns. This led him to develop the ‘Core Value’ therapy for anger management, conflict and mental health issues.
He has spoken several times at the Australian International Mental Health Conferences about the success of this therapy. He is passionate about delivering and training professionals in Father Inclusive Practice. He has developed programs for the Education and Youth Justice Department, called ‘My Path’ which is a social behaviour program for teenage males who are not attending school.
As a child consultant David specialized in symbol and sand tray therapy for children of separated families. He has managed a Mental Illness organisation which utilized the Boston Model of Recovery for mentally ill clients. Also, he is the author of two books, ‘What’s for Tea Dad’, a fun interactive cookbook for first time dads and ‘Honey I am Pregnant’, a manual for first-time dads. Both are available as free e-books.
Currently David works delivering Mental Health and Wellbeing training for OzHelp Tasmania and the business sector. David’s goal is to help equip people to be mentally and emotionally healthy to have successful and lasting relationships with themselves and others.