Bill Eddy LCSW, JD, CFLS
presented by
SOS Workshops
Time: 9 am – 4 pm
Location: The Burlington Arts Centre , 1333 Lakeshore Road, Burlington, Ontario Cost:
Early Bird Rate (Before May 23rd) $165 plus hst= $186.45
Group Rate (3-5 people) $155 plus hst= $175.15 per person
Group Rate (6-9 people) $135 plus hst= $152.55 per person
Group Rate (10 or more) $125 plus hst = $141.25 per person
Regular Rate (After May 23rd) $175 plus hst= $197.75
*A CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE WILL BE ISSUED* This presentation will cover understanding and managing the behavior of high conflict clients, including their possible personality disorders, recent brain research regarding their ability to manage stress and conflict, and methods of managing or “containing” their high-conflict behavior. We will address common ethical challenges presented by high-conflict clients including standards of practice and tips for managing the counter-transference which often occurs. We will discuss dealing confidently with the court system as a therapist, as an expert and as a defendant. Lastly, we will address risks of client violence toward others and toward professionals, with tips for managing and reducing these risks. This seminar will not address specific state laws, but rather the general principles and methods of working with high conflict clients while maintaining ethical professional behavior and managing risks. Bill Eddy, LCSW, Esq., CFLS, is an attorney, therapist, and mediator. He is President of the High Conflict Institute in Mr. Eddy has written four books about High Conflict Personalities, all related to legal disputes. He has provided seminars to judges, attorneys, therapists, mediators, collaborative professionals, administrators, law enforcement, ombudspersons and others in over 25 States in the US, 6 provinces in Canada, and in France, Sweeden and Australia. Visit www.NewWays4Families.com for more information. Participants will be better able to describe: Five common personality patterns of high conflict behavior
Recent brain research in managing high conflict clients
How to avoid boundary violations with high conflict clients
Four-step method of working with high conflict clients
How to manage confidentiality issues and duties to warn others of risks
Risks and opportunities of new roles in conflict settings
Professional standards of care to avoid malpractice risks
How to avoid burn-out and negativity while working with high-conflict clients Register now: http://sosworkshops.ca/workshopPages/billEddy.php
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