Do you struggle with writing notes that feel too long or too short? Do you ever have amazing experiential process sessions and then struggle to turn very abstract interventions into solid case notes that will hold up justifying a good treatment plan or worst scenario, subpoenaed into court? Come to this workshop and get some practice at this skill.
Learning Objectives:
After this workshop, participants will learn:
– 3 to 5 things that need to be included in professional case notes
– 3 to 5 things to include in a client’s treatment plan
– How to refine long, very detailed notes into more efficient bullet points
– To create shorter sentence type notes and include more relevant details to enhance professionalism and provide necessary details
– To incorporate what we do as Process Therapist into case note language that is understood by adjunct professionals (psychologists, psychiatrists, medical docters, other non process therapists, etc.) to make sure we convey our work, client’s responses, and treatment plans going forward.
-To feel more confident overall by writing case notes, covering the essentials session points, and remaining in a 3rd party objective voice of reason.
Location: ◼PTI's Offices
Times: 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
CEUs: 1.5
Cost: $25-$15 suggested donation at the door.