Pathlight Virtual Family & Friends Education Series
Please note this is only for family & friends who have a loved one in the mood & anxiety program.
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Designed for Pathlight families and friends who have loved ones currently or previously in treatment, this series is delivered in a virtual format in the comfort of your home. It’s never been easier to empower yourself with the knowledge and confidence you’ll need to be there for your loved one during this important time.
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Virtual Family & Friends Education Series
Every Tuesday from 10:00 am - 11:30 am MT.
To better meet the needs of our patients and their support systems, we will be offering one Virtual Educational Series for all Pathlight families and friends.
Course Titles & Descriptions
Week 1 - Tools for Connection and Confident Communication with Your Loved One
This course provides an overview of Emotion-Focused Family Therapy, the foundation of all involvement, education and support for families and friends. As families and support systems play a critical role in their loved ones’ treatment – and are an integral part of the recovery process – our Advanced Caregiver Skills will help you further support your loved one's healing.
Week 2 - The Psychiatric Toolbox: Treatment Approaches to Mood & Anxiety Disorders
This course will review psychiatric approaches to mood and anxiety disorders, inclusive of brain development, treatment strategies and supportive practices. Led by nationally renowned psychiatrists with extensive experience in neuropsychiatric treatments and psychotropic medications, attendees will learn optimal practices for treatment approaches and how to best support loved ones.
Week 3 - All About Anxiety: Symptoms and Supportive Practices
This course will give an overview of anxiety disorders, inclusive of signs and symptoms, treatment strategies and supportive practices. Presenters will discuss specific disorders including Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and the evidence-based modalities used to treat loved ones.