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“Out of It”: Trauma-Related Dissociation & Powerful Tools to Promote Reconnection
Instructor: Kathy Steele, MN, CS
Many trauma courses touch on dissociation as a symptom, but very few trainings dive into dissociation as its own phenomenon, exploring its common presentations, various drivers, and targeted interventions. Dissociation is mysterious and can be intimidating to work with, but it doesn't have to be with the right training and practice!
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CEs: 5.75 CE Credit(s)
Clients Who Lie Honestly: Treatment Strategies & Special Considerations
Instructor: Jerrod Brown, PhD, MA, MS, MS, MS
Learn about the interesting phenomenon of confabulation and how it presents in mental health settings. We'll thoroughly define confabulation and its consequences in treatment, cover risk factors for this challenging presentation and implications for assessment and treatment.
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CEs: 1.75 CE Credit(s)
Conspiracy Theories & Political Radicalization: Clinical Considerations
Instructor: Corey Petersen, PhD, LCMFT
Learn how to counsel clients to effectively manage the self and relationships around the sensitive topic of conspiracy theories and political radicalization.
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CEs: 2.75 CE Credit(s)
COVID-19 & Sleep Disturbances: A Review for Mental Health Clinicians
Instructor: Jerrod Brown, PhD, MA, MS, MS, MS
The COVID-19 pandemic brings increasing reports of sleep-related disturbances (e.g., insomnia, night terrors). We'll identify possible causes and associated consequences of these sleep disturbances, review screening and intervention, and highlight case studies and professional observations.
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CEs: 1.25 CE Credit(s)
Cult Influence & Thought Radicalization in Clients – Practical Clinical Strategies
Instructor: Corey Petersen, PhD, LCMFT
Help clients better manage the self and relationships around controversial conspiracy theories and modern political radicalization. We'll cover the behavioral dynamics around cult influence and thought radicalization in the context of interpersonal relationships.
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CEs: 5.5 CE Credit(s)
Driver Aggression & Road Rage: Causes and Clinical Interventions
Instructor: Jerrod Brown, PhD, MA, MS, MS, MS
We've all been cut off in traffic or caught behind a slow driver. Why do we feel "rage" when this happens? How can we help ourselves and our clients manage driving rage or aggression? As more people take the to the roadways post-pandemic amidst stressful times, road rage is at an all-time high.
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CEs: 1.75 CE Credit(s)
Dulling a Double-Edge Sword: Strategies to Manage Kids’ Screen Time
Instructor: Dawn Friedman, MSEd, LPCC-S
Technology is now tethered by no wires, but connected to everything and everyone. Temptation, distraction, and mindless entertainment just a finger swipe away. Unchecked, our brains dependent on small dopamine hits social media feeds and gaming apps provide 24/7. Learn the impacts of excessive screen time & skills for parents to successfully manage it at home.
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CEs: 2.5 CE Credit(s)
Epigenetics & the Mind Brain Gene Connection: A Systems Approach to Mental Health
Instructor: John Arden, PhD, ABPP
Clinical theories and methods come and go in and out of vogue, but what are the REAL, core drivers of mental health? Learn to understand the status of our mental health as a function of our environment, experiences within that environment, and their interactions on our metabolism, immune system, genes, and brain dynamics to begin treating clients from a 21st century systems perspective!
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CEs: 5.75 CE Credit(s)
Family Killers: Patterns, Profiles, Risk Factors, & Consequences
Instructor: Jerrod Brown, PhD, MA, MS, MS, MS
Ever wondered how the "family killer" psychological profile comes to be? Gain specialized research supported clinical knowledge around this psychological profile and learn how to spot the common patterns and risk factors in the family killer typology.
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CEs: 2.5 CE Credit(s)
Healing the Angry Brain: Treating Angry, Aggressive, & Violent Clients
Instructor: Ronald Potter-Efron, Ph.D., CADCIII, LICSW
We'll boost your clinical toolbox with proven anger strategies for long-term change of aggressive and violent behaviors. Dr. Potter-Efron will combine neuroscience with a powerful range of anger treatment plans to change the brains and behaviors of your most challenging clients.
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CEs: 5 CE Credit(s)
Holiday Heartbreak – Clinical Tools to Manage Holiday Grief
Instructor: Tiffani Dilworth, LCPC, CGCS
Holiday Grief is especially crippling for many clients highly triggered around this time. Our grief expert Tiffani Dilworth, LCPC will share with you some unique clinical tools and techniques to help clients both identify and successfully manage the different manifestations of Holiday Grief.
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CEs: 1.25 CE Credit(s)
How Excessive Screen Time Impacts Sleep
Instructor: Jerrod Brown, PhD, MA, MS, MS, MS
Learn how excessive screen time exposure effects sleep quality. We'll also examine screening and intervention as well as the impact COVID-19 and excessive home confinement has had on screen time habits and sleep disturbances. Other topics: executive dysfunction, self-regulation issues, and poor health outcomes.
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CEs: 1.25 CE Credit(s)
Intro to Neurocriminology: Understanding & Treating Criminal and Violent Behavior
Instructor: Jerrod Brown, PhD, MA, MS, MS, MS
What early factors cause a person to engage in criminal behavior? Learn the current research, psychological risk factors and environmental conditions that drive human criminality. Come away with screening and intervention tools to break patterns and improve outcomes.
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CEs: 2.5 CE Credit(s)
Modern & Effective Therapy Techniques for Clients With Disabilities
Instructor: Jessie L. Rayl, Ed.D., LPC
Helping professionals receive little targeted training to effectively treat people with disabilities. The number of people with disabilities is increasing, and many report a lack of overall support from providers. Learn actionable techniques you can use TODAY to be more competent and responsive to the needs of clients with both acquired and congenital disabilities.
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CEs: 2.25 CE Credit(s)
Navigating Narcissism with Courage & Empathy – Clinical Tools & Techniques
Instructor: Wendy Behary, MSW, LCSW
Narcissism-predominant clients can challenge even the most seasoned therapists. Learn from world-renowned Narcissism expert Wendy Behary how to overcome obstacles, command courage, and empathically hold narcissistic clients accountable toward healthy change.
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CEs: 5.75 CE Credit(s)
Sadistic Homicide Offenders: Profiles, Patterns, & Prevention
Instructor: Jerrod Brown, PhD, MA, MS, MS, MS
What motivates people to kill? Go in-depth with Dr. Jerrod Brown as he explores Sadistic Homicide Offenders, or those who are driven to maim, torture, and ultimately kill for their own insatiable (and often sexually-motivated) pleasure. Learn patterns, profiles, & interventions, with the goal of early prevention.
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CEs: 2.5 CE Credit(s)
Serial Killing: Patterns, Profiles, & Prevention – A Neurocriminological Perspective
Instructor: Jerrod Brown, PhD, MA, MS, MS, MS
Join Dr. Jerrod Brown as he takes you on a scientifically-informed clinical journey into serial killing. Learn patterns, profiles, and intervention strategies toward a comprehensive understanding of why people kill (and kill repeatedly), and how we might take a proactive clinical role toward prevention.
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CEs: 2.75 CE Credit(s)
Techniques For Responding to Highly Resistant Clients
Instructor: Clifton Mitchell, Ph.D.
Learn a broad array of techniques clinicians can add to their repertoire to improve client outcomes and reduce the stress and burnout that accompanies their most frustrating client-therapist interactions. Includes new, cutting-edge research on the use of priming in the therapeutic dialogue.
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CEs: 4 CE Credit(s)
Treating Grief-Stricken Clients: Culturally Sensitive Interventions
Instructor: Tiffani Dilworth, LCPC, CGCS
Not just another grief seminar! Popular grief expert and counselor Tiffani Dilworth explores culture's impact on the grieving process, grief across the lifespan, conceptualizing grief, powerful grief interventions, and tools to help clients live with tremendous enduring loss.
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CEs: 5.75 CE Credit(s)
Writing Letters for Support Animals Confidently: Dispelling Myths & Misconceptions
Instructor: Jessie L. Rayl, Ed.D., LPC
Many therapists decline to write therapy animal letters for fear of legal liability, but our ethics demand this important advocacy. Join Dr. Jessie L. Rayl, who is a person with a deaf-blind disability, as she discusses how to confidently and safely advocate for your clients who may benefit from a service or support animal!
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CEs: 1.5 CE Credit(s)
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