[07] Cath. Care: Embrace Marte Meo In Everyday Work
[Sydney, 21-11-2011] Last but not least I like to highlight our project with Catholic Care, Sydney, for which project Jacquie Leabeater (Program Manager) is my contact person. (Catholic Care, Sydney; website: www.catholiccare.org). I like you to direct to her 2 articles in our Marte Meo Magazine on this website, because I can’t talk/write any better about the progress of the Marte Meo education than she does so in her two articles:
1. Marte Meo: The Training (complete article free access for readers on this website);
2. »Upon Reflection« Marte Meo In Everyday Practice.
Jacquie Leabeater writes:
»For those of us who have been given the opportunity to train in this therapeutic model of working with children, young people and parents/carers to restore developmental processes and communication models, it is imperative that we embrace Marte Meo as part of our everyday work. Marte Meo is not a process that we turn on and off between training sessions or only focus on when trying to achieve homework tasks. Although we are in the early stages of becoming Marte Meo Therapists, we should try to integrate Marte Meo in everyday “interaction moments” of our work.«
[Photo: Part of the participants of the internal Marte Meo training group at Catholic Care, Sydney]
1. Marte Meo: The Training (complete article free access for readers on this website);
2. »Upon Reflection« Marte Meo In Everyday Practice.
Jacquie Leabeater writes:
»For those of us who have been given the opportunity to train in this therapeutic model of working with children, young people and parents/carers to restore developmental processes and communication models, it is imperative that we embrace Marte Meo as part of our everyday work. Marte Meo is not a process that we turn on and off between training sessions or only focus on when trying to achieve homework tasks. Although we are in the early stages of becoming Marte Meo Therapists, we should try to integrate Marte Meo in everyday “interaction moments” of our work.«
[Photo: Part of the participants of the internal Marte Meo training group at Catholic Care, Sydney]