Join us for a free workshop about a ten-week group therapy program for couples struggling with complex trauma and relationship distress based on the Developmental Couple Therapy for Complex Trauma (DCTCT) model.
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When?
TBD. (September 19 workshop cancelled)
Where?
In person: 500 Sherbrooke Street West, Suite 100 (East Tower), Montreal, QC
Online: Participants will receive a zoom link by e-mail before the event.
What is DCTCT?
Learn more about the DCTCT model
Who is this for?
- Mental health professionals (psychotherapist, social worker, counselor, etc.)
- Students in a mental health discipline
- Those supporting mental health professionals (managers, program coordinators, etc.)
How might this impact my practice?
- Have more knowledge about a couple therapy model for people with trauma
- Take steps to be trained in the DCTCT model
- Implement programing to run a DCTCT group
More information
- For more information or if you have questions about the workshop, mcgillcftclinic [at] mcgill.ca (subject: More%20info%3A%20English%20DCTCT%20Groups%20Workshop%20(Sept%2019%2C%202013)) (send us an e-mail)
- L'atelier sera donné en français (date à déterminer)
Accessibility Information
- To reach Suite 100, there are two flights of stairs and an elevator (east).
- The room will have padded and unpadded chairs with and without armrests and tables.
- Individual accessible bathrooms with gender-neutral signage.
- English & French will be separate sessions.
- There will be subtitles on Zoom. Unfortunately, we will not have access to ASL/LSQ.
Transportation Information
- The East stairwell and elevator bank are accessible from the Sherbrooke entrance.
- McGill Metro is one block away and Bus 24 is on Sherbrooke.
- There is street parking around McGill campus.
- There are multiple Bixi stations within 2 blocks.
This research was conducted by Dr. Heather MacIntosh and funded by the a grant from the Fond d'aide aux victimes d'actes criminels (FAVAC)
