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Surviving the Impact of growing up with a Narcissistic Caregiver –Â back by popular demand !
Many survivors of complex trauma struggle with the legacy of growing up with Narcissistic Caregivers. The ‘one world’ view of a narcissistic caregiver commonly results in the need for their children to suppress their thoughts, emotions and physical responses. Their distress is ‘unnoticed, untreated, and unassisted’ within their home environment. Sole focus remains on the narcissistic caregiver whose moods control the ’emotional temperature’ of the family.
Most survivors of narcissistic parenting arrive in adulthood feeling that something is deeply wrong with them. They often struggle with depression, anxiety, low self-esteem and difficulties within their family of origin. Birchtree’s Masterclass provides survivors with an opportunity to explore the legacy of living with a Narcissistic Caregiver.
Topics covered within the Masterclass include:
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A zoom link will be provided a few days prior to the workshop date.Â
Additional resources, podcasts, and books will be provided for those wishing to learn more on the subject.
Student discount – 25% discount for University Students (contact us to access discount code)
Thursday 16th October - Friday 17th October
9am - 4pm
Online
In Person Clinician Workshop
Jace Cannon Brookes and Dr Sophie Reid
12 CPD Points
$330.00 – $550.00
Jace Cannon-Brookes has worked as a Clinical Psychologist across private and public settings. Her work has covered bereavement services, eating disorder units, and acute and general psychiatry. For fourteen years Jace worked within drug and alcohol centres, where she designed and co-ordinated a six week residential rehabilitation program, with a focus on the treatment of complex trauma for women with histories of substance dependence.
Jace has also completed the intensive Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) training and subsequently co-ordinated the implementation of a 12 month out-patient DBT program. She has completed the Diploma of Psychotherapy with ANZAP. Jace has run trainings on Complex Trauma and DBT for NSW health services, NGO’s, professional colleagues, and within the Doctorate of Clinical Psychology programs at the University of Sydney, the University of New South Wales and University of Technology, Sydney.
Clinical Psychologist
Co-Director of Birchtree
Sophie holds a Masters of Clinical Psychology and a PhD in Child and Adolescent Psychology. Sophie has been a clinically focused academic at Sydney University, Monash University, Melbourne University, the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute and the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre. She has supervised PhD, Masters and Honours students, and continues to collaborate on a number of projects in the trauma and eating disorder areas.
Sophie has been a member of the Expert Working Committee for beyondblue. Sophie has extensive experience working with adults, children and adolescents, parents and families. Sophie specialises in helping both individuals and families experiencing childhood trauma, childhood illness and the associated trauma, eating disorders, grief and loss, addictions, couple and relationship issues. A passion for child advocacy has lead Sophie to focus her clinical work on helping people heal from the trauma of childhood/ adolescent difficulties and to assist people to become a more peaceful integrated self.
Birchtree Centre acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
Birchtree Centre acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we live. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
58 Parramatta Road,
Forest Lodge NSW 2037
Birchtree Centre acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia. We pay our respects to Elders past and present