Single Session Thinking in Practice

This implementation workshop is designed to consolidate your SST knowledge and enhance the application of these ideas in your clinical practice.

This half-day workshop is the practice companion to The Bouverie Centre’s Single Session Thinking (SST) self-paced online course. This training is designed to consolidate your SST knowledge and enhance the application of these ideas in your clinical practice.

SST involves approaching the first session as if it will be the last  . This aims to make the most of every encounter whilst fostering a client-led approach to identifying what is helpful and when further help is no longer needed.  This skill-building workshop aims to ready you for applying SST within your work context.

What Will You Learn

By attending this workshop, you will be able   to:

• Consolidate your knowledge of what SST is
• Deepen understanding of SST attitudes and skills, and how these can influence the work you do
• Begin applying SST techniques, including the SST Map to lend structure to your work
• Consider factors that will enable or constrain the integration of SST into your everyday practice.

Prior knowledge

Completion of The Bouverie Centre’s Single Session Thinking self-paced online suite in the last 12 months.

Who should attend

SST in Practice is relevant for those who would like further opportunities for skills practice and the exploration of ideas for embedding SST into their work.

SST is applicable to a wide range of settings and work roles including mental health practitioners, case managers, therapists, and support workers, and has been utilised in a range of sectors, including:

• Health and mental health,
• Family services and family violence services,
• Education,
• AOD services

Workshop Style

This implementation-focussed workshop emphasises putting ideas into practice and is designed to help you use SST in your work context. To achieve this we extend key points from the self-paced online modules by attending to the “clinician-client” relationship, use reflective processes, small group activities and case discussions.

Register now for Single Session Thinking in Practice