This workshop will cover what problem gambling is and how to recognize it. The presentation will also address the myths and facts surrounding problem gambling, supporting a person that is dealing with problem gambling, and reducing the barriers to care for them.
Using the Cultural Theory and Model of Suicide for Youth, participants will explore the role of culture as a risk factor as a well as a protective factor. We will explore strategies to break down barriers, increase cultural humility amongst providers and apply culturally responsive strategies in suicide prevention. Training Objectives: 1. Evaluate the impact of structural oppression and systemic […]
While patients typically present with physical health complaints to the ER, often somatic symptoms are medically unexplained. Research suggests that these visits could be triggered by underlying mental health or substance abuse issues. This workshop will discuss the effects of the medical and behavioral co-morbidity and provide insight into the struggles medical providers may have in managing these patients. Attendees […]
In trying times, how can we and our clients not just survive but thrive in the face of challenge? Join author, international speaker and Harvard psychologist Dr. Chris Willard as we discover the foundations of resilience and regulation. We will look to positive psychology, neuroscience, emotional intelligence and mindfulness as we explore tools that have boosted human resilience in the […]
This workshop explores what makes an interaction difficult and the issues that might be fueling emotion-charged communication. Participants will have the ability to review the functions and dynamics of challenging behavior and analyze situations through use of case vignettes; development of positive plans of intervention involving therapeutic change processes; and how to employ techniques to reduce interference and maximize safety […]
This workshop will review nationally recognized person-centered approaches and how to implement them in your practice and everyday work experience. Develop strong collaborations with those you serve, while better understanding their hopes and needs. Support people to set meaningful goals and offer interventions that are driven by them.
Learn about adverse childhood experiences and their consequences later in life including the harmful impact on physical and mental health. Explore key features of a trauma sensitive culture you can incorporate to support your program’s ongoing development. Implementation strategies of trauma-informed practices will be discussed.
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This workshop will help counselors consider the ways that privilege and power differentials can make themselves known in the counseling space and the ways these issues can harm the therapeutic relationship. Attendees will consider their own and their clients’ privilege; the power differential inherent in the therapy process; the way that privilege and power influences the counseling relationship; and a […]
This training will analyze the presentation and triggers of holiday grief. Attendees will learn about current techniques to help clients create a healthy support system and set healthy boundaries with others. Clinicians will be empowered with interventions and tools to confidently support clients who are learning to manage and live alongside holiday grief.
