2008 Programme \ Courses (in alphabetical order)

HD&T INSTITUTE COURSES (in alphabetical order)

Addiction Issues: An Introduction

Developing an addiction/dependency is one of the major ways people cope with life and stress. As a counsellor, you will be encountering clients who have problems with dependency, be it with alcohol, drugs, food, relationships, sex, exercise or gambling. This course will provide you with an introduction to the nature of dependency, its developmental origins and how to work with clients who are self-abusing through their dependency.

Tutor:	Colin Wrennall
Course Number:	18401
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 17-18 May

Anxiety and Depression: Recognising, Understanding and Working with these Disorders

Learn how to recognise and work with the various types of Depression and Anxiety Disorders. This workshop seeks to deepen your understanding of these Disorders, with reference to social, psychological, biological and spiritual models. A range of treatment options will be presented and there will be opportunity for you to develop your skills in both assessment and therapy.

Tutor:.	Gael Rowntree
Course Number:	18301
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 23-24 Feb

Assessment with Families

This course offers you a theoretical overview of assessment methods formulated over the past fifty years. With this basis, you will learn and practise specific approaches most commonly used today, which assess, for example, the family’s developmental stage, power and decision-making structure, resources, and influences of both culture, gender and relationship styles. This course will help you clarify and structure your own unique assessment methods with clients.

Tutor:.	Colin Wrennall
Course Number:	18201
12 Hours. Fee:	$305
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 14-15 June

Attachment Issues

Attachment theory offers an explanation for the formation and quality of parent-child relationships. It can also provide a practical framework for assessing family interactions. Through the presentation of case material and by participating in experiential work, you will understand some of the implications of attachment for children and their families.

Tutor:	Judith Morris
Course Number:	18202
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 16-17 Feb

Boundary Issues: Where You End and I Begin

Where are the boundaries between your personal life and your professional life? Are they always obvious? This course is useful for anyone working with people, and is vital for those in the counselling field.  You can expect to develop clarity around appropriate boundaries and awareness of danger signals.

Tutor:	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18302
6 Hours. Fee:	$175
Date:	Sat, 9.30-4.30pm, 13 September

Children: Working with Them through Play  (Part One)

Play is a natural medium of communication for children, but this can be lost when children experience abuse, neglect or trauma. Using a framework of Attachment theory and research findings from neurophysiology, participants will learn how play is used to communicate with children, as well as understanding how children process their sensory world, how they express their feelings and make meaning of their experiences so that they can heal and are restored to a trajectory of “normal” development.

Tutor:	Judith Morris
Course Number:	18900
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 2-3 August

Children: Working with Them through Play (Part Two)

This workshop will consolidate and develop skills in communicating with children through play, enhancing the assessment skills and planned interventions introduced in Part One, with an emphasis on practical play techniques to use with children, including artwork, clay, and other symbolic media. Both Part One and Two will use a balance of input, discussion and experiential activities.

Tutor:.	Judith Morris
Course Number:	18901
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 6-7 September

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

This is an introductory course to Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), and will be taught utilising overheads, class discussion, role plays and some group exercises in approximately 60/40 didactic to activity based format.   The course will cover a brief history of CBT, introduce basic theoretical concepts and provide evidence for use of this approach. The CBT approach will then be applied to practice with presentations of both Anxiety and Depression.

Tutor:.	Dan Walsh
Course Number:	18206
18 Hours. Fee:	$499
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30, 5-6 April, Sat 19 Apri

Counselling and Family Therapy Core Programme (Stage Two)

This is a solid course of training and personal development, building a practical framework on to the foundational courses in Stage One. You will practise constantly in the roles of counsellor, client and observer, and there will be short assignments to test your grasp of theory. 

In the Family Systems Practicum you will extend your Systemic understanding. (Textbook: Introduction to Family Therapy: Dallos and Draper). You will also learn a basic Cognitive-Behavioural approach. In
Transactional Analysis, you will deepen your understanding of how personality develops in interaction between the individual and his or her particular family matrix. (Textbook: TA Today: I. Stewart and V. Joines). The Ethical Practice course will highlight essentials of ethical counselling practice. The Self-Development and Group Dynamics course will raise your awareness of self-in-action and you will learn how to be a more effective group member while discovering the principles of group process.

Tutors:	Marta Fisch (Practicum), Dan Walsh (CBT), Marian Hammond, (Group Dynamics and Self-Development), Janet Redmond, (TA Theory and Practice), Carol White (Ethical Practice)
Course Number:	18307
132 Hours:  Fee:	$3,600
Date:	18204:  Family Systems Practicum (24 hrs) Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 1-2 March, 15-16 March
	18206:  Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (18 hrs) Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30, 5-6 April, Sat 19 April
	18205:  Group Dynamics & Self Development (48 hrs) Tues 6.30-9.00pm, 18, 25 March; 1,8,15,29 April; 6,13,20,27 May; 3,10,17,24 June; 29 July; 5,1,19,26 August; 2,9 Sept
	18207:  TA in Theory and Practice (36 hrs) Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 5-6, 19-20 July, 16-17 August
	18208:  Ethical Practice (6 hrs) Tues, 5.30-9.00pm, 16,23 September

 Counselling and Family Therapy Core Programme (Stage Three)

This is an intensive training programme, deepening and refining your learning of themes from Stages One and Two, while you engage more fully with clients ‘outside’. You will have continuing practice in the roles of counsellor, client and observer, with close feedback. In the Integrative Practicum, you will deepen the Metaframeworks approach, and work to integrate the range of theory into your practice. In Transactional Analysis in Action, you will also apply theory to practice, especially in one-to-one
counselling. The Self-Development component of the Practicum will offer more opportunities to become aware of your impact on others. Textbooks: Transactional Analysis in Action: I. Stewart; Metaframeworks: D. Breunlin et al. Integrative Counselling Skills in Action: S. Culley

Tutors:.	Marieke Pastor (Integrative Practicum & Self Development), Margaret Bowater (TA in Action),
Course Number:	18304
114 Hours. Fee:	$3,100
Date:	18305: Integrative Practicum and Self Development (90 hrs) Wed, 5.30-9.00pm, 20,27 Feb; 5,12,19,26 Mar; 2,9,16 Apr; 7,14,21,28 May; 4,11,18,25 June; 2,30 July; 6,13,20,27 Aug; 10,17,24 Sept; 15,22 Oct; Sat, 9.30-4.30pm, 22 Nov
	18306: TA in Action (24 hrs) Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 9-10 Feb, 8-9 March
Tutors:.	Marieke Pastor (Integrative Practicum & Self Development), Margaret Bowater (TA in Action)

Counselling and Family Therapy Integrative Practicum (Stage 4)

You will be a part of a small supervision group which meets for two hours a month for nine months from February to November.  The content will be designed flexibly around the needs of trainees who are either completing Stage Three client hours, or working directly towards their Diploma.  It may include confidence-building, skill-practice, theory, psychodynamic approach, and attention to cultural issues.  Assessment will include an integrative case-study.  You will continue to integrate different models of practice in your work with clients, along with a particular component of Transactional Analysis and an introduction to parenting issues.

Tutors:.	Margaret Bowater (Script Change with TA) Diane Levy (Of Course I Love You… Now Go to Your Room(1) - Parenting Beyond Praise and Punishment, Day One)
Course Number:	18408
36 Hours. Fee:	$1,651
	18406: Script Change with TA (12 hrs)
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 14-15 June
	18404: Of Course I Love You… Now Go to Your Room (1) Parenting Beyond Praise and Punishment, Day One (6 hrs)
Date:	Sat, 9.30-4.30, 16 August
	18409:  Supervision Groups
	Dates and times to be advised

Counselling across Cultures

This course is designed for Stage Three Diploma trainees. It invites you to self-examine in order to assist you to counsel someone of a distinctly different culture from your own. Such self-examination is essential to ensure that your thinking, feelings, attitudes, beliefs and prejudices are explored and aligned in a way that will be likely to have you safely practise across cultures.

Tutor:.	Estelle Mendelsohn
Course Number:	18307
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat, 9.30-4.30pm, 8-9 November

Counselling Couples (Part One)

Counselling couples involves different dynamics and skills to those used when counselling individual clients. You will be introduced to Imago Relationship therapy and deepen your understanding of the unconscious systems that couples create. The course will be practical and experiential and is designed for experienced therapists or trainees at an advanced level of training.

Tutor:.	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18308
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 26-27 Apr

Tutor:	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18309
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 21-22 June

Counselling Couples (Part Two)

This course builds on Counselling Couples (Part One), and covers Imago theory and offers participants training in Imago dialogue processes. It is also module one of Imago Relationship Therapy training and counts towards certification as an Imago Relationship therapist.

Tutors:.	Marieke Pastor & Peter McMillan
Course Number:	18402
14 Hours. Fee:	$430 (includes manual)
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-5.30pm, 18-19 October

Creative Therapies: An Introduction

This workshop is designed to give you a ‘taste’ of expressive and creative therapeutic tools to extend your work with clients. On Saturday, explore the use of Art Therapy with Jenny Harrison. On Sunday, discover how the therapeutic approach of Sandplay and Symbol work (Jean Parkinson) may assist clients understand and give voice to their feelings and experiences.   Come for either day, or both!

Tutors:.	Jenny Harrison & Jean Parkinson
Course Number:	18902
6 Hrs (One Day):   Fee:  $175	12 Hrs (Both Days):  Fee:  $345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 15-16 Nov

Dissociation

See Certificate in Trauma Studies

Dreamwork

See Applied Dreamwork Training

Eating and Body Image Issues

See Certificate in Trauma Studies

 Ethical Decision Making

In our relationships and in working with other people we are often required to make difficult decisions. How do we decide what is right and wrong - personally and professionally? In this course we will explore our own ethical assumptions, models of ethical decision-making, and the role of ethical codes; this will bring clarity to the choices we make.

Tutor:.	Jason Des Forges
Course Number:	18209
6 Hours. Fee:	$175
Date:	Sat, 9.30-4.30pm, 20 September

Ethical Practice

This interactive course will draw on Carol’s experience with the New Zealand Association of Counsellors Ethics Committee. You will discuss ethical and legal issues in relation to aspects of counselling practice such as note taking, record-keeping, internet-counselling, working in multi-disciplinary teams, facilitating group-work, working with children and counselling cross-culturally.   Carol will draw on her research into complaints about counsellors in order to emphasise how counsellors can promote safe and ethical practice.   (Note: Ethical Decision Making is a pre-requisite to Ethical Practice).

Tutor:.	Carol White
Course Number:	18208
6 Hours. Fee:	$175
Date:	Tues, 5.30-9.00pm, 16,23 September

Find the Winner Within You

This is an internationally recognised course in self-awareness, selfdevelopment and communication, applicable to family life, work and educational settings. It will introduce you to the basic concepts of Transactional Analysis, through personal sharing and practical exercises. Relate from the Winner Within for a Spontaneous, Intimate and Aware way of living. Textbook: Born to Win by M. James and D. Jongeward. Please bring your own copy.

Tutor:.	Margaret Bowater
Course Number:	18104
18 Hours. Fee:	$499
Date:	Thurs, 5.30-9.00pm, 7,14,21,28 Feb; 6,13 March

 or

Tutor:	Janet Redmond
Course Number:	18103
18 Hours. Fee:	$499
Date:	Sat/Sun, 10.00-5.00pm, 12-13 April; Sun 11 May

Gender and Power Issues

This awareness-raising course will enable you to become more aware of: the inequalities and exclusions that exist in NZ society with regards to gender-stereotyping and the abuse, power and control issues that result; how these issues impact on ourselves and our clients; and how your clients control or are controlled. You will be offered models and strategies to enable you to work with these clients and their issues.

Tutors:.	Dianne Piesse & Tom Cooper
Course Number:	18210
6 Hours. Fee:	$185
Date:	Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 20 April

Grief Counselling

See Applied Grief Studies Training

Group Counselling – Diploma Endorsement

Both the HD&T Institute Diploma in Counselling and Family Therapy and Diploma in Counselling can be endorsed with Group Counselling when, in addition to Group Dynamics at Stage Two of your counselling training, you complete Part Three and Part Four of Group Leadership and Facilitation Training. Some trainees may wish to participate concurrently in the Counselling and Family Therapy Training or Counselling Training and the Group Leadership and Facilitation Training. Others may wish to spread
their training. If you would like to discuss these possibilities contact the Group Leadership and Facilitation Training Director, Shaneen Moloney.   Those who want to further strengthen their ability as a group worker will work towards gaining the HD&T Institute Certificate of Competencies in Group Leadership and Facilitation.

Group Leadership and Facilitation Training

See Group Leadership and Facilitation Training

Human Development

These experientially based courses will introduce you to current knowledge about early childhood, middle childhood and adolescence, and the predictable stages of adult development. You will construct a timeline of your own history in the process.

Early Childhood

Tutor:.	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18108
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 29-30 March

or

Tutor:	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18105
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 7-8 June

Middle Childhood and Adolescence

Tutor:.	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18109
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 28-29 June

or

Tutor:	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18106
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 12-13 July

Adulthood

Tutor:.	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18107
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 9-10 August

or

Tutor:.	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18110
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 30-31 August

Legal Issues for Counsellors and Family Therapists

This informative seminar examines the implications of legislation which impacts on the practice of counselling. It includes practical case examples and will focus on issues particularly relevant to therapeutic work, including issues of confidentiality, and the interface of ethics and the law. Speakers: Representatives from the legal profession and the Health and Disabilities Commissioner.

Course Number:	18310
3 Hours. Fee:	$85
Date:	Fri, 6.00-9.00pm, 12 September

Maori Clients

This ‘taster’ course will focus on what is regarded as common practice when working with Maori. Issues relating to the dynamics of cross-cultural communication will be explored. The importance of whanau linking and relationships will be discussed. You will be challenged to understand bicultural and multicultural issues as they affect practice. We recommend that you complete a Treaty of Waitangi workshop prior to attending this course.

Tutor:	Rihi Te Nana
Course Number:	18211
10 Hours. Fee:	$299
Date:	Sat, 9.00-4.30pm, 6 September, Sun, 9.00-12.30, 7 September

Marae Experience

The HD&TI Marae weekend will be an opportunity to tell our stores, meet across our differences, reflect on the meaning of being on Marae and build the community of the Human Development & Training Institute.  Come for friendship, learning and discovery.  Bring spirit, heart, creativity and humour.  All HD&T Institute students, tutors, supervisors, graduates and whanau are warmly invited. 

From:	Saturday 4th October 8.30 a.m.
To:	Sunday 5th October 4p.m. (please note there will be a formal welcoming ceremony (Powhiri) on Saturday morning.  It is therefore important that all participants gather on time at 8.30 a.m. at the entrance to the Marae).
Please note:	This is compulsory for Stage One, Two and new students; and for students in other stages who have not already attended an HD&TI Marae weekend.  All HD&TI students, tutors, partners and family members who either haven't been on marae or would like to do it again are also warmly invited.  Students in Stage One and Two can expect to attend an HD&TI Marae weekend twice during their training.  The marae weekend will be held every two years.
Cost:	$345.00 per person
Venue:	Te Puea Community Marae, 41 Miro Road East, Mangere Bridge
	To register your interest please phone the office on (09) 522 8003 or email to info@hdandtinstitute.co.nz  Further information plus registration form will be provided closer to the time.

This workshop will introduce you to the medical model perspective on mental illness. The major Mental Disorders (excluding the Anxiety and Mood Disorders – see workshop ‘Anxiety and Depression’) defined in the DSM IV system of classification will be reviewed. Areas covered in detail are; Organic Mental Disorders, Psychosis, Schizophrenia, Paranoia, Manic Depression and Eating Disorders (Anorexia and Bulemia). You will have the opportunity to learn to identify symptoms, to develop assessment skills, and
to become familiar with how and when to liaise with mental health services.

Mental Illness: Recognising the Symptoms

Tutor:.	Gael Rowntree
Course Number:	18311
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 26-27 July

Narrative Therapy

Narrative therapy is a respectful, non-pathologising approach to counselling, which places lived experiences central in the therapeutic conversation while seeking to separate the person from the problem.   Characterised by curiosity and inquiry, conversations emerge that strengthen the preferred ways of living, countering our problem-focused emphasis. Participants will be introduced to narrative maps, externalising questioning, deconstruction, and thickening of alternative stories. Textbook:
What is Narrative Therapy, Alice Morgan, or Maps of Narrative Practice, Michael White.  Please bring your own copy.

Tutor:.	Ireni Esler
Course Number:	18403
24 Hours. Fee:	$675
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 16-17 Feb; 15-16 March

Neglect, Abuse & Trauma in Childhood and Adolescence: (Part One) Understanding their Effects in Adults

You will be assisted to understand the effects on adults of childhood and adolescent neglect, abuse and trauma, in relation to attachment theory.   You will apply theory to case studies, know when to refer on, and what resources are available in the community. This course provides theoretical background - it does not teach skills. Participants need a basic understanding of normal child psychosocial developmental life stages.

Tutor:	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18312
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 12-13 April

or,

Tutor:	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18313
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 10-11 May

Neglect, Abuse & Trauma: (Part Two) Helping Adults Heal

Develop your skills as counsellor to assist your adult clients heal from the effects of past neglect, abuse and trauma. This workshop will assist you to: know about a variety of healing interventions; discern which interventions are more useful at a particular stage in the therapy process; become more confident in the use of particular interventions. (Note: Part One is a pre-requisite to Part Two).   Textbook:  Trauma and Recovery by Judith Herman

Tutor:	Marian Hammond
Course Number:	18314
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 24-25 May

or 

Tutor:.	Marian Hammond
Course Number:	18315
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 9-10 August

Neglect, Abuse & Trauma: (Part Three) Helping Adults Heal

This workshop will deepen your understanding of the complexities of neglect, abuse and trauma. You will broaden your skill base working with adults using a variety of modalities including groupwork. Emphasis will be given to the therapeutic alliance, dissociation, counter-transference and transference dynamics, shame, guilt and developing healthy intimacy.

Tutor:	Marian Hammond
Course Number:	18801
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 20-21 September

Of Course I Love You … NOW GO TO YOUR ROOM!

We will look at the strands of our goal of raising children to independent, well-functioning, young adults and why it so often 'turns to custard'.  We will explore concepts of emotional support and emotional distance and the difference between these and praise and punishment.  Then, we will bring it all together.  Textbook:  Of Course i Love You .... NOW GO TO YOUR ROOM! by Diane levy.  Please have read it at least once.

Tutor:	Diane Levy
Course Number:	18404
6 Hours.  Fee:	$175
Date:	Sat, 9.30-4.30pm, 16 August

Personal Development Group

This is a group in which you will build your awareness of  yourself and how you relate to others.  You will develop your ability to listen and communicate effectively.  A range of modalities, including creative expressive arts and psychodrama will be used.

As a counsellor training organisation HD&TI is committed to personal development, self knowledge and openness in relationship as the foundation of practice and learning.  Personal development groups, personal counselling and supervised experiential learning will continue throughout your training. 

Tutor:	Marian Hammond
Course Number:	18114
48 Hours.  Fee:	$1,350
Date:	Friday, 5.30-9.00pm, 25 July; Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 26-27 July; Thursday 6.30-9.00pm, 7,21 August; 4,18 September; 16,30 October; 13 November; Sat/Sun, 9.30-5.30pm, 29-30 November

Personality Disorders: How to Recognise, Understand and Work with these Conditions

This course will use DSM IV classifications, it will cover recognition of personality disorder and how to improve your effectiveness in working with each disorder. These will include; Anti-Social, Paranoid, Schzoid, Borderline, Narcissistic, Avoidant, Dependent and Obsessive-Compulsive Personality disorders. There will be discussions about the reactions and counter-transferential dances that happen with each disorder. This workshop should increase your comfort and enjoyment of working with clients who present with these conditions.

Tutor:	Gael Rowntree
Course Number:	18316
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 23-24 August

 Person-Centred Counselling Skills

This is an introduction to the Rogerian method of building empathic relationships by accurate reflective listening to another’s experience. You will begin to apply these theories to practical exercises in counselling skills as you work constantly in the roles of Client, Counsellor and Observer, concluding
with an assessment of demonstrated skills. Textbook: Person-Centred Counselling in Action by D. Mearns and B. Thorne, or, Person-Centred Counselling in a Nutshell by Roger Casemore.  Please bring your own copy.

Tutor:	John McAlpine
Course Number:	18111
30 Hours. Fee:	$865
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 23-24 August; 13-14 September; Sat 11 October

 or

Tutor:	John McAlpine
Course Number:	18112
30 Hours. Fee:	$865
Date:	Thurs, 5.30-9.00pm, 11,25 Sept; 2,9,23 Oct; 6,20,27 Nov; 4 Dec

Psychodynamic Counselling

refer Psychodynamic Counselling

Relating across Cultures

Working or living together effectively and harmoniously in our community means learning to understand and respect both our own culture and that of others. Culture is wider than ethnicity, and involves values, priorities and attitudes that determine how we think and behave towards others.   Explore the distinct culture of yourself and others so that you can relate well to a wide range of people and cultures.

Tutor:	Fraser McDonald
Course Number:	18115
10 Hours. Fee:	$299
Date:	Fri, 6.00-9.00pm, 9 May, Sat, 9.00-5.00pm, 10 May

Sexual Orientation Issues for Helping Professionals

Issues related to sexual orientation, gender identity and homophobia can have significant impact upon individuals, families and communities that do not identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender. However, these issues are often hidden from view and may therefore remain unaddressed by those working in the helping professions. This course will cover relevant aspects of human sexuality and gender, and the central role that homophobia can play in human relationships.

Tutors:	Dale Wiren and Claire Virtue
Course Number:	18213
6 Hours. Fee:	$185
Date:	Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 31 Aug

Shame: Removing the Cloak of Shame

Shame is triggered by exposure or a reduction in self esteem. It is an emotional response that impels us to hide. Working effectively with this crucial issue in counselling requires an understanding of the complexity of shame. This involves an awareness of physiological, emotional, cognitive and behavioural
responses. Develop your skills in recognising shame in all its disguises, working with defences and the externalisation process in order to resolve shame.

Tutor:	Marian Hammond
Course Number:	18802
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 3-4 May

Social Systems: Thinking and Application

This course is an introduction to a systemic approach to human problems, which believes that problems are related to the current interactions taking place between individuals in a family, and sometimes, between these individuals and social systems. You will be introduced to genograms, circular causality and circular patterns, and structural notions of family organisation, drawing from your own family system and experiences.

Tutor:	Marieke Pastor
Course Number:	18117
24 Hours:  Fee:	$675
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 17-18 May; 14-15 June

Stepfamilies and Single Parent Households:  Working with

A significant proportion of clients who contact community agencies, individual counsellors and therapists are members of stepfamilies or single parent households.  This course examines why this is so and then introduces practical guidelines and principles found most effective in assisting these unique family types.  A balance of input, discussion and experiential activities will be employed.

Tutor:	to be advised
Course Number:	18407
12 Hours.  Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 29-30 March

Suicidal Clients: When the Client Signals Suicide

This workshop is designed to expand knowledge, skill and awareness for counsellors and therapists working with people at risk of suicide. Current developments in suicidology will be introduced including risk assessment, suicide across the life span, practical prevention and intervention methods, and implications for mental health workers.

Tutor:	Nettie Cullen
Course Number:	18214
6 Hours. Fee:	$175
Date:	Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 3 August

Supervision Skills Training

See Supervision Skills Training

Supervision: The Power of Peer Supervision

Enhance your ability to ‘learn from experience’ by using peer supervision processes in your group or organisation. This skills-based training workshop introduces peer supervision and the peer supervision toolkit – 7 tools for supervision groups. It shows how to set up and run an effective group and provides an opportunity to experience the power of peer supervision through small group practice and coaching. The course comes with a handy booklet for ongoing reference.

Tutor:	Aly McNicoll
Course Number:	18904
6 Hours. Fee:	$175
Date:	Mon, 10.00-5.00pm, 26 October

or

Tutor:	Aly McNicoll
Course Number:	18905
6 Hours. Fee:	$175
Date:	Mon, 10.00-5.00pm, 3 November

Transactional Analysis Counselling Training

See Transactional Analysis Counselling Training

Trauma Training

See Certificate in Trauma Studies Training

The Treaty of Waitangi: Issues of Justice and Change

As people who work with people, we need to develop a good understanding of the Treaty of Waitangi and racism issues, and to be able to act on our understanding in our work and everyday life. This introductory
course will assist you in beginning this process. A range of different group tasks and information-sharing techniques are used, and you are expected to participate and contribute to the progress of the group.

Tutors:	Mitzi Nairn and Ray Nairn
Course Number:	18118
18 Hours. Fee:	$499
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 27-28 Sept; Sun 12 Oct

Trauma: Its Effect on Clinicians and Caregivers
Keeping our Compassion and Passion Alive

If you work in a ‘people helping profession’ you are likely to be affected by trauma that has been experienced by your ‘clients’. The impact of such trauma on clinicians and caregivers is known as ‘compassion fatigue’, ‘burnout’, ‘vicarious traumatisation’, or ‘secondary traumatic stress’. This
experiential workshop offers a three-stage psychosocial developmental model to assist you in acknowledging the impact of trauma, recognising early warning signs, and creating strategies to counter-balance this impact.

Tutor:	Anita Wacker
Course Number:	18803
12 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 18-19 October

Values and Spirituality: An Exploration

This is a course to set you thinking about who you are, what you value, and the meaning you make of life, based on your personal story.  We will begin to explore Aotearoa New Zealand values, family history, dreams and archetypes, birth and death, science and spiritual experience - discovering more questions than answers!  We will consider together the significance and challenge of these learnings.  There will be much to read and prepare between sessions.   

Tutor:	Elizabeth (Liz) Farrands
Course Number:	18120
30 Hours. Fee:	$845
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 16-17 Feb; 15-16 March; Sat 26 April

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Tutor:	Elizabeth (Liz) Farrands
Course Number:	18119
30 Hours.  Fee:	$845
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 8-9, 22-23 Nov; Sat 6 December

You, the Counsellor: the Therapeutic Instrument

This course is for Counsellor and Family Therapist trainees. You will focus on yourself as the therapeutic instrument of counselling, strengthen your self-knowledge and your openness to be seen by others. Your engagement in this group will involve inter-dependence, intimacy and trust. As a counsellor training institute, HD&TI is committed to personal development, self knowledge and openness of relationship as foundations of practice and learning. Personal development groups, personal counselling and
supervised experiential learning will continue throughout your training.

Tutor:	Marilyn Sutcliffe
Course Number:	18121
9 Hours. Fee:	$345
Date:	Fri, 5.30-9.00pm, 22 Feb; Sat, 9.30-4.30pm, 23 Feb

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Tutor:	Marilyn Sutcliffe
Course Number:	17121
12 Hours. Fee:	$305
Date:	Sat/Sun, 9.30-4.30pm, 29-30 Sept