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| 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6- How to Incorporate Meditation into Your Practice and Personally
How to Incorporate Meditation into Your Practice and Personally
Raymond M. Scurfield, DSW, LCSW, ACSW
Three (3) Category A Clinical CEUs are approve by NASW NH. Approval #3719
This workshop will describe culturally diverse, faith-based and secular forms of meditation. The presenter will explore the personal benefits of meditation and address using meditation to facilitate enhanced mood regulation, concentration, detachment from stress, and positivity for clients. There will be case applications of sit-down meditation and ‘spot’ or tactical application, and participants will engage in an experiential introduction to a 13-step process for introducing clients (and self) to at least four forms of meditation: manta, breath count, mindful breath awareness, and hybrid meditation. The benefits, cautions, and relevance of meditation to prayer and social action will also be topics of discussion. Join us!
| 7- The Daring Way
The Daring Way
Daring Greatly™ is a highly experiential program based on Dr. Brené Brown’s research. We create a small, safe holding environment to examine, practice and apply the concepts of Values, Trust, Vulnerability, Courage, Shame, Empathy, Self Compassion, and Authenticity to our personal and professional lives. As Helping Professionals we are in a unique position to integrate, model and teach these concepts. Experiencing and learning the theories at a deep level makes this work even more accessible in our sessions with clients.
An Online, Interactive Program for Therapists and Helping Professionals
(limited to 8 participants)
Registration is for August 7th and 14th
$285 includes: Daring Greatly™ workbook and 8 CE hours approved by NASW for LCSWs, LMSWs, LMFTs, LPCs and Licensed Psychologists
See www.annsandercoxlcsw.com for more dates & registration
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The Daring Way
Daring Greatly™ is a highly experiential program based on Dr. Brené Brown’s research. We create a small, safe holding environment to examine, practice and apply the concepts of Values, Trust, Vulnerability, Courage, Shame, Empathy, Self Compassion, and Authenticity to our personal and professional lives. As Helping Professionals we are in a unique position to integrate, model and teach these concepts. Experiencing and learning the theories at a deep level makes this work even more accessible in our sessions with clients.
An Online, Interactive Program for Therapists and Helping Professionals
(limited to 8 participants)
Registration is for August 7th and 14th
$285 includes: Daring Greatly™ workbook and 8 CE hours approved by NASW for LCSWs, LMSWs, LMFTs, LPCs and Licensed Psychologists
See www.annsandercoxlcsw.com for more dates & registration
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| 16 | 17 | 18 | 19- Clinical Supervision in Mental Health Practice
Clinical Supervision in Mental Health Practice
Lee Pozzi Rush, LICSW
12 Category A Clinical CEUs for licensure, 3 of which are in Ethics approved by NASW NH.
Wednesdays - August 19th, September 2nd, September 9th, September 16th (please note the skip between first and second class)
9:00 am - 12:15 pm (includes 15 minute break)
NASW NH is pleased to bring you this supervision training that will meet the requirements of the NH BMHP for those wishing to become approved supervisors for licensure candidates. This workshop is open to all who wish to attend from any state or clinical practice, but please note NH laws, regulations, and NH BMHP will be referenced.
Clinical Supervision is an advanced practice skill that requires additional knowledge, expertise, and understanding for mental health clinicians. A developmental model that addresses adult learning needs and offers an integration of ways of teaching clinical practice will be utilized. Supervisory methods & techniques will be discussed & practiced. Ethical issues unique to the supervisory relationship will be addressed.
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How to Develop an Effective Antiracist Lens Within your Clinical Practice
A live webinar - 2 Clinical Contact Hours - for social workers and allied professionals
About this Event
How to Develop an Effective Antiracist Lens Within your Clinical Practice.
Presenter: Keita Annie Whitten Foster BSW, MSW LCSW, SEP
Founder: Ready, Set THrive!, The Harriet Tubman Movement Coalition of Maine, and Community Dialogues on Racism as a Public Health Crisis in the Midst of COVID-19
2 Clinical Contact Hours approved by NASW Maine
“Understanding racism and white supremacy are endemic to the development of all authentic relations between humans, including humans and nature. My life work has become about cultivating capacity, spirit, compassion, resiliency, grace, perseverance, and healing. Our stories are unique, yet we are not alone. There is no hierarchy of pain or suffering. The challenge is recognizing how these experiences continue to shape our current understandings and relationships about ourselves and each other so we can co-create authentic social engagement for all our relations.
~Keita Annie Whitten Foster
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Kinesthetic Metaphor
Michael Gass, Ph.D., LMFT
Three (3) Clinical Category A CEUs are pending approval from NASW NH
Adventure Therapy activities that are intentionally facilitated with metaphor have been proven to positively support the change process for our clients. Creating and facilitating a kinesthetic metaphor tailored to a client takes creativity and a deeper understanding of assessment and metaphor working together. Join us to learn more about the art of creating and facilitating kinesthetic metaphors with your clients.
Workshop Objectives:
Participants will be able to
- Describe metaphoric examples
- Explain the science behind how metaphors work
- Demonstrate the seven step process of creating and enriching the use of metaphor
- Describe the research validating this approach
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| 30 | 31 | 1 | 2- Clinical Supervision in Mental Health Practice
Clinical Supervision in Mental Health Practice
Lee Pozzi Rush, LICSW 12 Category A Clinical CEUs for licensure, 3 of which are in Ethics approved by NASW NH. Wednesdays - August 19th, September 2nd, September 9th, September 16th (please note the skip between first and second class) 9:00 am - 12:15 pm (includes 15 minute break) NASW NH is pleased to bring you this supervision training that will meet the requirements of the NH BMHP for those wishing to become approved supervisors for licensure candidates. This workshop is open to all who wish to attend from any state or clinical practice, but please note NH laws, regulations, and NH BMHP will be referenced. Clinical Supervision is an advanced practice skill that requires additional knowledge, expertise, and understanding for mental health clinicians. A developmental model that addresses adult learning needs and offers an integration of ways of teaching clinical practice will be utilized. Supervisory methods & techniques will be discussed & practiced. Ethical issues unique to the supervisory relationship will be addressed.
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