Intermediate
Strengths-Based Family Therapy
A 10-hour intermediate-level course introducing positive psychology principles applied to family therapy. Examines the family as a system, the interplay between individual temperament and family dynamics, and goal-focused therapeutic approaches that emphasize resilience, well-being, and meaningful family relationships. Grounded in Canadian evidence-based practice guidelines and designed for recovery-focused practitioners.
Lifetime accessCertificate of completion19 lessonsMobile & desktop
Family TherapyFamilies
$100CAD
10 CEU hrs
What you'll learn
Apply positive psychology principles to family therapy practice in Canadian settings
Understand family systems theory and how individual temperament influences family dynamics
Identify and amplify family strengths as therapeutic interventions
Facilitate goal-focused and solution-focused conversations with families
Build resilience through meaningful relationships and protective factors
