Good Afternoon,
paths is happy to announce the fourth and final talk from a series of TherapyTalk webinars for 2022. This talk, led by Clinical Psychologist Vernandi Dyzel addresses the topic of Attachment and Boundaries from a therapeutic perspective.
Healthy boundaries are the communicated expectations and needs in relationships that ensure both parties feel safe and comfortable. Boundaries clarify acceptable and safe behaviours and the parameters within the relationship to ensure that everyone’s needs are met. Additionally, boundaries safeguard against acting beyond physical, emotional and cognitive capacities. Insecure-attached individuals often have too rigid or porous boundaries, resulting in various needs not being met in the relationship. Even though people have a ‘blueprint’ from which they understand the world and relationships, it is possible to change this ‘blueprint’ by learning healthy boundaries.
The talk will take place on Tuesday 22nd November from 6pm-8pm, through an online platform (link to be shared closer to the date). This webinar is aimed at the general public as well as professionals who wish to learn more about this topic.
Attendance is free of charge and interested participants are kindly asked to register in the form below by Friday 18th November: https://forms.gle/M4uVAnXj9wLGAqYp6
Spaces are limited and will be confirmed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Futher updates can also be found on our Facebook Event Page: https://fb.me/e/2leuf3d1S
Speaker Bio:
Vernandi Dyzel is originally from South Africa; before moving to the Netherlands in 2019, she lived in Malta for a few months. She completed her Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology at the University of Johannesburg and trained as a clinical psychologist in South Africa.
During her time there, she worked with a diverse group of people in various life stages in public hospitals. In Malta, she had the opportunity to volunteer at a Non-profit refugee organisation; she supported refugees in dealing with their trauma and adjusting to their current life circumstances. Since arriving in the Netherlands, she has worked as a researcher at the Vrije University, particularly interested in fostering healthy attachment relationships through technology in the field of intellectual disability. She co-authored and presented several papers in this field.
In 2020, she founded her private practice where she provides individual and couples therapy. Vernandi also works as a psychologist and diagnostician at Kühler & Partners International Mental Health, where she is part of a multi-disciplinary team assisting expats with complex mental health problems.
We would be grateful if you could forward this information to your members. Interested individuals may get in touch with us via e-mail on info@paths.care or call on 99013629 for further information.
Yours Sincerely,
The Team at paths
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