Core Value Therapy (CVT) Workshop – Launceston, TAS

Many people describe their experience with emotions like internal thoughts and emotions that often produces mental-ill health. These negative consequences are often blamed on others and are very rarely owned by clients. To encourage a deeper sense of self-discovery for clients the ‘Core Value Therapy’ CVT was developed.

CVT aims to discover what drives our clients and dominates their thinking/feelings/emotions and behaviours. Core values are often hidden and discovering the core value must be unique to each client. When this occurs real change and deeper understanding can begin to dramatically change a client’s life.
Clients who have completed CVT improve their mental health, behaviour and their relationships.

Cases will be presented at the workshop to demonstrate a wide variety of beneficial changes that include anger management, reduction in suicide idealisation, self-harm, drug and alcohol recovery, parenting, personal and workplace relationships.

The workshop includes:

• How to help your clients unlock their core value using CVT model. This uses a strength base problem and solution focus approach and can dramatically improve mental health.
• Enable the practitioner to discover their core value as a self-reflection. This is a voluntary process and is highly recommend. This allows you to discover what drives your thinking, behaviour, emotions and feelings.

When: Tuesday, 5th July 2016 from 9.30am to 4.30pm.

Where: The Salvation Army Training Room, 111 Elizabeth St, Launceston TAS

Cost: The early bird booking is $242.00 if registration occurs before 28th June (GST included). The fee for registrations after the 28th June is $297.00 (GST included). Morning tea and lunch are provided.

To register: Register and complete payment below. A Tax Invoice will be emailed to you. The payment needs to be completed before the workshop occurs, for the registration to be fully confirmed.

Facilitators: David Nancarrow and Trevor Reeve

For the past 15 year David has had a wide variety of counselling and professional experience. David has had extensive experience working with mainly male clients who have had high levels of conflict, domestic violence and relationship break downs. As a Men and Family Relationship Counsellor David specialized in developing the ‘Core Value’ therapy for anger management and has spoken at several Men’s Health conferences around Australia about the success of this therapy. David work has allowed him to develop programs for the Education and Youth Justice Department, titled ‘My Path,’ for Young male who did not attend school. As a mediator David has mediated between separating parents in often highly acrimonious situations. As a child consultant David also specialized in symbol and sand tray therapy for children from separated families. David Journey took him on to manage a Mental Health organisation where the main Rehabilitation and Recovery model for mentally ill clients utilized the Boston Model of Recovery. David is also the author of two books, ‘What’s for Tea Dad’ which is a fun interact cook book for first time dads and ‘Honey I am Pregnant’ which is a manual for first time dads which are available as free e-books. Currently David now works teaching ‘Skills for Life’, for TasTafe Apprentices and delivering Mental Health and Welling Being training for organisations and the business sector. David’s passion is to help equip people to be mentally healthy and have successful and lasting relationships.