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Clear, Concise, and Current Information on Psychotropic Medications Does this sound familiar? Your clients are taking multiple psychotropic medications prescribed ... moreby different health care professionals. You watch as prescriptions stream in from psychiatrists, family physicians, nurse practitioners, and others, and you discover that your clients have no idea who wrote which prescription or why they are even taking the medication. You realize that despite the confusion, you still have a responsibility to know your clients’ symptoms and reactions to medications, and to coordinate their care.
Dr. Kenneth Carter shares practical and useful information that you need to advocate for your clients. You will get the latest information on antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, medications for insomnia, and others. You will take a close look at the ethical decisions that accompany their use. You will leave better prepared to communicate with your clients as well as the prescribers, as Dr. Carter instructs you on how the medications work, their benefits, and the side effects and dangerous reactions associated with them.
Do you want to vastly increase your knowledge and ability to communicate with your clients and health care providers? The prescription: Register for this seminar!
Date: Thursday, 9 Jan, 2020
Join renowned trauma expert and NY Times bestselling author, Bessel van der Kolk, MD, for this transformational 2-day intensive workshop on the latest research and drug-free treatment ... moretechniques for your trauma clients. Dr. van der Kolk will give you a new understanding of the neuroscience of traumatic stress and the research demonstrating the efficacy and possible limitations of
mind-body treatment approaches. He will detail the benefits of neurofeedback, EMDR, mediation, yoga, mindfulness, and sensory integration methods such as dance and movement. Through intriguing videos, case studies, and masterful explanation, you will learn
how to give your clients:
A way to find words that describe what is going on
Ways to regulate their emotions
The ability to trust other human beings after the shameful and horrific details of their lives
The research on the latest tools to process traumatic memories
Transformation! – to be fully alive in the present, not stuck in the past
This is a “don’t miss” workshop that is based on Dr. van der Kolk’s own research but also that of other leading specialists.
Reserve your seat today!
Date: Thursday, 9 Jan, 2020
Your client just revealed that she’s having suicidal thoughts...what do you do? Does she have a gun? Has she written letters? Picked a location? Have hope something ... morewill change and doesn’t want to hurt family and friends?
Asking your client, “where do you hurt?” often reveals the focus of the suicidal intent or the purpose of self-harm behaviors. As a clinician, it’s important to remember that even though you view suicide and self-harm behaviors as dysfunctional and maladaptive, your client views them as purpose-driven means of eliminating or managing unbearable levels of pain. For your client, these behaviors are beneficial, attractive, and helpful.
Even the most seasoned therapists struggle to develop an empathic view of their client’s devastating methods of managing emotional pain. Learning how to help clients discover the sources of their pain and providing them with healthy options for solving and managing these struggles in their lives is the key to hope.
Through case studies observed in his 45 years as a counselor and suicidologist, Jack Klott brings to life the ideas, theories and concepts you need to help your clients:
Identify the seven goals of self-harm
Implement a risk assessment strategy to determine who presents the highest risk for suicide and self-harm
Recognize the profound danger of engaging in “contracts” with your clients
Discuss the four essential elements of therapy with suicidal and self-harming clients
Understand how “fear of litigation” can severely detract from your ability to help the suicidal population
Join Jack for this one-of-a-kind seminar and learn how to help your clients confront the darkness of suicide and self-harm behaviors. Register today!
Date: Thursday, 9 Jan, 2020
Do you want to gain powerful techniques for your clients who struggle with treatment resistant anxiety, worry and panic? Learn... more
how to assess anxious habits, symptoms and behaviors using effective cutting-edge, evidence-based strategies…even with your
toughest clients!
Dr. Jennifer Abel will teach you how to stop the anxiety spiral early to significantly reduce the habit of worry and panic using self-controlled desensitization. Experience how evidence-based treatments can help your clients problem solve, reduce tension,
and increase energy. Learn unique, effective approaches to mindfulness, cognitive therapy, and exposure, including thought-labeling,
interoceptive exposure, and better-butbelievable thoughts.
Case studies, role plays, demonstrations and interactive discussions will be utilized in this cutting-edge seminar.
Date: Thursday, 9 Jan, 2020
4 week course - Live Streamed Online - Cost: $240- 7 CE hours Many of us struggle to work productively with patients who resist forming a collaborative alliance. ... moreSuch patients may engage in challenging behaviors such as repeatedly “forgetting” to do homework, passively declining the opportunity to get to work, avoiding openly sharing feelings, or saying that they are “just not able” to get out of bed. In this live online course, you will learn practical methods that will help you form a warm, productive connection with even the most challenging patients. You will have a chance to implement these skills by role playing your toughest cases while receiving feedback.
Please note: Attendance is required at all four meetings in order to obtain CE credit. Partial credit cannot be granted.
After participating in this 4-week course you will be able to:
Pinpoint your own role in creating Alliance Resistance
Name your own negative thoughts and feelings that can arise in the setting of Alliance Resistance
Describe the advanced empathy technique called Changing the Focus
Use the relationship technique called Forced Empathy
Use the Interpersonal Downward Arrow technique
Describe the concept of the Gentle Ultimatum and Sitting with Open Hands to hold your patients accountable for change
Link to register: www.feelinggoodinstitute.com/forming-an-authentic-and-productive-connection-with-patients-with-daniel-mintie-lcsw-and-heather-clague-md http://www.feelinggoodinstitute.com/forming-an-authentic-and-productive-connection-with-patients-with-daniel-mintie-lcsw-and-heather-clague-md
Date: Thursday, 9 Jan, 2020
Thank you for your interest in the SE Professional Training. The Somatic Experiencing® (SE™) trauma resolution method, developed by Peter A. Levine, PhD, author of ... morethe bestseller, “Waking the Tiger: Healing Trauma,” is a potent psychobiological approach to resolving the symptoms of trauma and chronic stress. Whether you are a medical or mental health professional, addictions counselor, first responder, body worker, educator, alternative medicine practitioner, or other helping professional, the three-year SE™ Professional Training is a continuing education program that will help you make an even greater difference with your clients who suffer.
The SE method offers a framework to assess where your client is “stuck” in the fight, flight, or freeze responses and provides clinical tools to resolve these fixated physiological states that underlie so many trauma symptoms. Our educational model is both theoretical and highly experiential, offering you effective skills for restoring nervous system regulation and resolving trauma that can be immediately integrated into your professional practice.
This four-day Beginning I training module is the first of eight modules constituting the Somatic Experiencing Professional Training and is open to those enrolling for the full Somatic Experiencing Practitioner certificate program. If you are unsure about applying for the full Somatic Experiencing Professional Training, we invite you to first attend one of our introductory workshops to help you determine if the full training program is for you.
Beginning I Course Objectives:
Understand the physiological basis of trauma and identify how maladaptive physiological responses to threat, and their lack of resolution, may contribute to the formation of PTSD symptoms.
Track sensory and sensory-motor experience in clients and convert other elements of experience into sensory and sensory-motor experience.
Demonstrate working through disorganized sensory and sensory-motor experience using the concepts of orientation, stabilization, containment, resourcing, titration, pendulation, and self-regulation to discharge un-discharged arousal in order to help organism return to homeostasis.
Identify adaptive and maladaptive physiology of activation and deactivation in animals and human beings exposed to threat and its aftermath, such as incomplete orienting and defensive responses of fight, flight, and freeze.
Demonstrate working with language that supports the tracking of sensation
To Apply for the 3 Year Professional Training Program:
All prospective students for the 3 Year Professional Training Program must FIRST complete the Professional Training Application.
http://www.cvent.com/d/1fqmlp' target='_blank' Click here to complete the online Application form.
Once your application has been reviewed and accepted, you will be invited to register and pay for your Beginning I Training Module.
CEUs are available for US trainings through APA, ASWB, BRN (CA), NAADAC, NBCC, NCBTMB, and NCCAOM.
Learn more about the training program, faculty, and introductory webinars at our website: http://www.traumahealing.org www.traumahealing.org
Date: Friday, 10 Jan, 2020
Clinicians often struggle to develop an effective approach to counseling grief clients due to the uniqueness of each individual’s grief. The last 10-15 years have ... moreseen an explosion of new research in the field and many new studies have turned what we thought we knew on its head.
Explore this new research about appropriate diagnosis of grief clients, ideas for how to assess grief severity and related constructs, and clarification about what is meant by “complicated grief.” Review the most commonly used current models for understanding grief and leave with tools, including 20 interventions, to more confidently assist clients in navigating the adaptive, yet confusing and difficult, grief process. The seminar will end with a focus on self-care, discussing how to appropriately manage and care for ourselves in this demanding, yet fulfilling, work.
Date: Friday, 10 Jan, 2020
Join Anne Procyk, ND, as she teaches you how to think more holistically about diagnosis, nutritional deficiencies, and hormonal imbalances that may contribute to mental health disorders. ... moreNutritional psychology is an emerging field outlining how nutrients can affect mood and behavior. Many clients see a reduction in symptoms when integrating non-pharmaceutical interventions to treat depression, anxiety, bipolar and ADHD. You will learn the underlying causes and symptoms of these disorders, to more accurately diagnose and treat your clients.
Through case analysis, you will experience how addressing core physical and nutritional needs can greatly increase therapeutic results. You will discover the nutrients most essential to help treat your most depressed and anxious clients, and learn simple strategies that can be integrated with pharmaceutical interventions. Leave this seminar with the tools and understanding necessary to immediately incorporate these strategies into your clinical practice.
Date: Friday, 10 Jan, 2020
Clear, Concise, and Current Information on Psychotropic Medications Does this sound familiar? Your clients are taking multiple psychotropic medications prescribed ... moreby different health care professionals. You watch as prescriptions stream in from psychiatrists, family physicians, nurse practitioners, and others, and you discover that your clients have no idea who wrote which prescription or why they are even taking the medication. You realize that despite the confusion, you still have a responsibility to know your clients’ symptoms and reactions to medications, and to coordinate their care.
Dr. Kenneth Carter shares practical and useful information that you need to advocate for your clients. You will get the latest information on antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, medications for insomnia, and others. You will take a close look at the ethical decisions that accompany their use. You will leave better prepared to communicate with your clients as well as the prescribers, as Dr. Carter instructs you on how the medications work, their benefits, and the side effects and dangerous reactions associated with them.
Do you want to vastly increase your knowledge and ability to communicate with your clients and health care providers? The prescription: Register for this seminar!
Date: Friday, 10 Jan, 2020
Coalesce Research Group likes to welcome all the Directors, Heads, Deans, Professors, Scientists, Researchers, Doctors and students of Psychiatry for “International ... moreConference on Addiction, Psychiatry and Mental Health”, October 24-25, 2019 at Rome, Italy with the theme of “ Novel approaches and Developments in Addiction Research and Psychiatry”
Date: Friday, 10 Jan, 2020
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