Clinical Perfectionism

Working with Clinical Perfectionism

Although having high standards is often thought of as a positive attribute, having a self-worth dependent on a relentless pursuit of unrealistically high standards can leave clients vulnerable to a range of psychological difficulties. As such, clinical perfectionism is a trans-diagnostic problem relevant to a diverse range of client presentations. This 1-day workshop will provide participants with:

• A clear understanding of what is helpful and unhelpful about being a perfectionist
• A clear formulation and treatment planning model that illustrates the self-reinforcing cycle of perfectionism
• Observation and practice of treatment strategies for helping clients to reduce their perfectionism

Level: Advanced

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Last Updated: 03/12/2018