This 3-hour online workshop is designed for certified BWRT® practitioners who work with adolescents, university students, and young adults. It provides a focused understanding of how to adapt BWRT® for this unique developmental stage, including working with neurodivergent clients.
The course covers common presenting challenges such as anxiety, emotional overwhelm, identity struggles, and rejection sensitivity. Practitioners will learn how to adjust protocols, use visual tools like trauma timelines and mind maps, and communicate effectively with younger clients.
Delivered live via Zoom, the session includes practical examples and real-world case discussions. A video catch-up is available for three weeks after the workshop.
This is a 3-hour course delivered live via Zoom:
Date: 02 August
Time: 09h30 – 12h 30
A video catch-up of the recorded session will be available for 3 weeks after the workshop.
SA Practitioners are required to complete a multiple-choice quiz and achieve a 75% pass rate to obtain their CPD certificate.
This course is accredited for 2 General and 1 Ethics CEU by the HPCSA.
This course is open to international practitioners.
Participants in the BWRT®-T course can expect to:
Understand developmental psychology relevant to adolescence and early adulthood, including neurotypical and neurodivergent presentations.
Explore the intersection of trauma, culture, and identity within the South African context, and learn how these impact emotional and behavioral responses in young people.
Identify typical psychological challenges experienced by adolescents, university students, and young adults—such as anxiety, rejection sensitivity, emotional dysregulation, and identity confusion—and how these can be addressed using BWRT®.
Learn how to conduct developmentally-appropriate BWRT® sessions, including how to explore traumatic memories, identify unresolved emotions, and co-create timelines and mind maps with clients.
Develop tools for effective psychoeducation to help clients understand and reframe their responses using brain-based explanations and visual tools (e.g., the Iceberg of Trauma and neural pathway visuals).
Receive detailed case studies illustrating the use of BWRT® with young clients, including real-life examples of adjustment and intervention.
Be equipped with a set of tailored intervention tools suitable for therapeutic, academic, or support contexts involving youth.
Strengthen cultural competence in delivering BWRT® in a diverse and multilingual society.
By the end of the course, practitioners will be equipped to offer responsive, age-appropriate, and neuro-inclusive BWRT® interventions to young clients navigating critical stages of development.
All practitioners: Must have completed BWRT® Level 1
International practitioners: Must have an active membership with the BWRT® Terence Watts Institute.
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