Coercive Control + Gaslighting: A Therapist's Guide
Description:
OPD Points: 5
Key Learning Objectives / Outcomes:
- Recognising the Signs of Coercive Control and Gaslighting
Learn to identify the key behaviours and tactics of gaslighting in both personal and therapeutic contexts, with a focus on the subtle and often manipulative nature of the experience. - Psychological Effects
Gain an understanding of the profound cognitive and emotional impact of gaslighting on victims, including confusion, self-doubt, and the erosion of personal identity. - Working with Victims of Coercive Control and Gaslighting
Develop effective therapeutic approaches and strategies for supporting clients who have experienced gaslighting, including techniques for rebuilding trust and self-worth. - Where to Get Help for Victims
Understand the resources available to victims of gaslighting, including support services, advocacy organizations, and specialized trauma-informed care, to help clients access additional support. - Self-Care for Therapists
Explore strategies for maintaining personal well-being and preventing burnout while working with clients who have experienced gaslighting and coercive control, focusing on setting boundaries and accessing supervision.
Assessment:
Presenter / Provider:
Menny Monahan
Presenter Qualifications:
Menny Monahan holds a master’s degree in counselling, during which she developed the Reflecting Partner Model. She is a qualified EMDR therapist, registered with the Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing Association of Australia (EMDRAA). Additionally, Menny is a Registered Counsellor (ACA Level 4), an accredited ACA Supervisor, and a member of the College of Supervisors.
Menny brings over two decades of experience across private practice, school counselling, and the non-governmental sector. Her work is evidence-based and deeply rooted in trauma-informed practice. Menny excels at translating academic literature into practical insights. She brings literature to life by sharing real-world examples that enrich her training and supervision and support meaningful professional development.
Registration Instructions:
- Log on to www.wowpd.net
- Navigate to the TRAINING page
- Click the link for ‘Coercive Control + Gaslighting: A therapist’s guide’
- Follow the prompts to complete your registration.