Dr George Lianos
Senior Consultant Psychiatrist
Deborah Gould
Clinical Psychologist, STARTTS
Certificate of Completion
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Course Description
Working with survivors of torture and refugee trauma is rewarding and inspiring. However, clinicians who are working with people who have experienced war trauma and the impact of state sponsored terrorism will undoubtedly be personally affected by hearing about these traumatic events, and by witnessing the considerable impact and distress they can cause. Therefore, working with survivors of profound trauma and injustice is complex. Maintaining good self-care and professional boundaries, as well as dealing with issues of transference and countertransference can be challenging. In this Clinical Master Class held on 7 August 2019, Dr George Lianos, Senior Consultant Psychiatrist, and Deb Gould, a clinical psychologist and clinical consultant at STARTTS, explored these complex processes and suggested strategies which allow us to practice our unique profession in ways which are safe, sustainable and aim to develop post traumatic growth and resilience.
Recording 1: Dr George Lianos, Senior Consultant Psychiatrist. Recording Link: https://youtu.be/a50D9Hb8sTI
Recording 2: Deb Gould, a clinical psychologist and clinical consultant, STARTTS. Recording Link: https://youtu.be/jZguCDEK1SA
The slide PDFs are available in the Materials tab for Deborah Gould’s lecture. Dr Lianos did not use slides for his lecture.
This webinar was recorded on 7 August 2019. © STARTTS
Duration: 51 minutes.