Upon completion of this training, the individual is awarded one (1) CE hours for psychologists, counselors, social workers, and therapists.

This course describes and reviews the research on the final level of the Gottman’s Sound Relationship House: Creating Shared Meaning, and how it relates to “geek” relationships. This course will review the screening measures to assess the level of shared meaning in a relationship and how to apply evidence-based interventions if it is lacking in the relationship. This course will focus on assessment, intervention, and diagnosis specific skills for post-doctoral and master’s level clinicians who are working with clients facing these challenges.

Learning Objectives:

1. Identify two valid screening tools to assess the level of shared meaning in a relationship
2. Identify two evidenced based interventions that are effective in increasing shared meaning in a relationship
3. Identify two ways to use geek culture to increase shared meaning in a relationship.

Disability Accommodations

It is the responsibility of the Individual to contact Geek Therapeutics to request disability accommodations at [email protected].

Geek Therapeutics is committed to helping each student reach his/her academic potential and to providing every student equal opportunity to participate in and engage with the course. In keeping with this commitment, effort has been made to develop accessible learning materials that provide equal access. Please contact Geek Therapeutics immediately if access to course materials is restricted due to a disability so the issue(s) can be resolved in a timely manner at [email protected].

Grievances

Please contact Geek Therapeutics for any grievances at [email protected].