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Three Pillars Therapy and the Ideal Parent Figure (IPF)
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Three Pillars Therapy and the Ideal Parent Figure (IPF)

The Adult Attachment Program's Level II Course
Created byDr. Zack Bein
Last updated 11/2024
English

What you'll learn

  • Define the Three Pillars Model from Dan Brown and David Elliott
  • Identify the manifestations of adult attachment styles
  • Understand the importance of mentalizing in the development of metacognitive abilities
  • The particular emphasis on collaboration and why that is crucially important
  • How to use co-creation of secure imagery to heal maladaptive Internal Working Models
  • Play as a modality for building the foundation of the ideal parent figures
  • How to spot, understand, and transform activations and triggers
  • Common experiences in treatment and different ways of responding

Course content

4 sections10 lectures4h 45m total length
  • Welcome from your Instructor2:36

    A welcome from Dr. Zack

  • Intro to Assessments2:38

    Whatever treatment you are using, inevitably begins with some form of assessment.  In Three Pillars or Integrative Attachment Therapy (IAT), we have a few different methods and options for patients, depending on their needs and their resources.

  • Three Pillars - A Therapy of Collaboration54:59

    As we evolve from the original "Three Pillars" developed in 2016, there have been some modifications and additions to the treatment to keep it up to date with current clinical research.

  • Establishing the 5 Qualities that Facilitate Secure Attachment39:42

    Continuing from the first lecture, we detail the process of IPF and collaboratively exploring the 5 qualities with the patient.

  • 5 Qualities Demonstration with a Male Patient (He/Him)16:23

    Dr. Zack does a demonstration of an IPF session where he lays the foundation for the 5 qualities in the ideal parents.

  • Quiz 1

Requirements

  • The Adult Attachment Program Training - Level 1 - The Science of Relationships - Either on Udemy, Thinkific, or online group
  • Or a brief interview with Dr. Zack to determine eligibility

Description

In this course, students will advance their knowledge of Adult Attachment Theory by examining the most recent of treatments in the field.  The Three Pillar model by Brown/Elliott was called a "breakthrough in treatment," by Psychology Today magazine.  This course examines the Three Pillar model in depth and is a continuation of Level 1.  Students who took Level 1 and are interested in advancing their knowledge are ideal candidates for this course.  It is suitable for clinicians and non-clinicians alike.  Dr. Zack takes complex psychological material and translates it in a way that feels attainable to the non-academic. 

You will have a complete understanding of the 3 pillar method following the completion of this class.

You will understand the manifestations of Adult Attachment styles.

You will see case studies and examples of the use of the 3 pillars model

You will understand the importance of mentalizing in development of metacognitive capacities, which is the 2nd pillar.

You will be able to interact and ask questions of your professor

Using video, powerpoint, articles, guided imagery exercises, and other supplemental material, it is understandable to people with different learning styles

This course contains all of the up to date changes and additions to 3 Pillar therapy

Join us on this powerful journey through the latest evidence-based treatment for adults with attachment disturbances.



Who this course is for:

  • People who have completed level 1 and are interested in advancing their knowledge about the three pillars
  • Clinicians who are already working with clients or patients with the 3 pillar model
  • Coaches or teachers who wish to learn some of the basic tenets of the treatment
  • Students who are interested in learning about Attachment Theory and repair