This workshop will provide therapists with skills and techniques to support individuals who are survivors of abuse and coercive control as they begin to understand what has happened to them and how they have coped.
Using the principles of narrative therapy, the hero’s journey, self-actualization, language and visualization, participants will learn how to create vision boards that can act as scripts for a new life story.
Trauma Certificate Program, Level I: Eighth required class.
Tuesday, June 7, 2022
Login to Zoom 8:30; Training 8:45am-4:15pm EDT
6 CEUs
Presenter: Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C DAPA
This class is only open to participants of the Level I program.
Get the latest information on antidepressants, anxiolytics, and common medications for ADHD as well as bonus information on herbals. Take a close look at the ethical decisions that accompany medication use and the non-prescribers role and limits with regards to medication discussions with your patients.
Working with clients who present with issues related to PTSD and Complex PTSD can be especially challenging, even for seasoned clinicians. Understanding the impact of poor attachment patterns, dysfunctional communication,...
In this full day workshop, we will explore the integration of art therapy principles with Schwartz's internal family systems therapy model (IFS) for use by expressive arts therapists, counselors, and...
Imago Relationship Therapy provides the clinician with a new perspective into conceptualizing conflict as well as a clear structure for running a session. This allows the therapist to remain in control of the room and achieve phenomenal results.
Trauma Certificate Program, Level I: Ninth and final required class.
Tuesday, June 21, 2022
Login to Zoom 8:30am; Training 8:45am - 4:15pm EDT
6 CEUs (including 3 Ethics CEUs)
Presenter: Lisa Ferentz, LCSW-C DAPA
This class is only open to participants of the Level I program.
Are you ready to deepen your service to our profession? Do you feel called to lead other clinicians? Are you curious about exploring your own growth edges as a healer,...
Alienation from self in the context of abusive parenting is a survival strategy that maintains children’s attachment to caregivers by disowning themselves as “bad” or “unlovable.” This deeply painful failure...