Rupture and Repair in Infant Mental Health Practice
This course provides practical support for learning about the role and power of rupture and repair in RS/C relationships. This 2 hour prerecorded webinar uses a mixture of didactics, reflective practice and case application to support learners in understanding these essential relationship concepts and using them to improve services to professionals and families via the parallel process. Some of the topics addressed in this training include: types of rupture, factors that increase risk for rupture, why repair does not happen, and how to offer repair effectively.
Learning Objectives:
- To provide participants with an understanding of what a rupture may look like within the reflective supervisory relationship and how repair may be used to remedy the rupture, through the use of relationship
- To provide participants with a framework for attending to ruptures within their own relationships and how to explore or consider moving to repair
