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Working with Men in Distressed and Disrupted Intimate Partner Relationships

In this course, Dr. Paul Sharp explains how mental health service providers can work more effectively with men who are in distressed or disrupted relationships, with key considerations given to examination of masculinity, gender roles, and practical skills.

About this course

In this course, Dr. Paul Sharp, a post-doctorate fellow and member of the Men’s Health Research Program in the School of Nursing/Department of Psychiatry, University of British Columbia, explains how mental health service providers can work more effectively with men who are in distressed relationships with an intimate partner, or who have just had such a relationship finish. Dr. Sharp describes...

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Duration 1 hour
Format Video
Type Specialised
FPS No
Price Included with Membership

Your Course Presenter/Writer

Paul Sharp
BHK, M.Sc., Ph.D.

Postdoctoral Fellow, University of British Columbia
Adjunct Research Fellow, University of Technology Sydney

Dr. Paul Sharp is a Research Fellow with the Men’s Health Research Program at the University of British Columbia. He holds postdoctoral awards with Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR) and Michael Smith Health Research BC. His research focuses on men’s mental health and the influence of masculinities on men’s health behaviours. With a s ... See more

Continuing Professional Development (CPD) information for mental health professionals

Participants who complete this program will receive a CPD Certificate and accrue CPD hours/OPD points. Some professions that are eligible for CPD include (refer to your Association or Credentialing body’s CPD requirements for eligibility details):

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