How to deal with conspiracy narratives in relationships?

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Tosaitheoir

Mionsonraí an chúrsa

This course collects stories of experience from family members and friends who have had to deal with a loved one who believed in conspiracy theories. An important message is that you are not the only one and that there is hope for improvement. The stories also serve as examples for the various topics in the course which are compiled by experts based on research, treatments and theoretical frameworks.

The course consists of these chapters:

1. Motives and beliefs conspiracy thinkers may have, to understand your loved one’s background.

2. What is achievable in change and how to create the right setting to encourage the change thoughts and beliefs.

3. Different strategies for constructive communication and how to engage in dialogue. 4. Overview

An spriocphobal

Primary target group: Family members of conspiracy thinkers who are looking for guidance. They are not (yet) in counselling.

Secondary target group: Practitioners (social workers and family support centres) will also benefit from it and could disseminate it among their clients.

Cuspóirí foghlama

Have a better relationship. How not to break up this relationship. How to keep communicating. Better understanding.

Information about conspiracy thinking. Same as first session before going to counselling session

Arna thairiscint ag

Tá an t‑inneachar seo á thairiscint ag an gCoimisiún Eorpach. Is é an Coimisiún Eorpach brainse feidhmiúcháin an Aontais Eorpaigh atá neamhspleách ó thaobh na polaitíochta de. Is ise amháin atá freagrach as tograí a tharraingt suas le haghaidh reachtaíocht Eorpach nua, agus is ise a chuireann chun f