The CAMFT Law and Ethics Workshop that was scheduled and cancelled, has now been rescheduled, but as four 1 ½ hr sessions on Fridays from July through November. Much easier than Zooming is hard for 6 hours straight! Total of 6 CEUs
**Once registered, you will get a link for the Zoom Meeting.
**Once registered, you will get a link for the Zoom Meeting.
Additional Upcoming Training's coming soon.
Sept 11th at 7pm
Increasing Resilience in Children and Families during the Covid Pandemic - Beth Jakubanus, LCSW
1.5 CEUs
Children’s lives have been turned upside down during the Covid Quarantine we are currently experiencing. They are experiencing grief and loss of almost every element of structure in their lives. They are being expected to change their learning modalities. Their parents are being asked to assume the role of teacher and feel out of their league in many circumstances. Beth Jakubanis, LCSW addresses how therapists can build resilience in their child clients and the families in which they live during this time of confusion and crisis. You will walk away with specific strategies to use with children and parents that will ensure all members of the family have the coping skills they need to manage the uncertainty of today and hope for tomorrow.
Beth Jakubanus, LCSW is the founder of SoCal Therapy Center & SoCal Child Therapy and she provides counseling, therapy, psychotherapy, parenting classes, parenting support, parenting advice and parenting tips to children and families in Los Angeles with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), Asperger’s, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Depression, Grief or Bereavement, Anxiety, Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Gender Variance.
$20 for Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS and
$25 for NON- Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS
This is your opportunity to Join this Chapter and save.
Increasing Resilience in Children and Families during the Covid Pandemic - Beth Jakubanus, LCSW
1.5 CEUs
Children’s lives have been turned upside down during the Covid Quarantine we are currently experiencing. They are experiencing grief and loss of almost every element of structure in their lives. They are being expected to change their learning modalities. Their parents are being asked to assume the role of teacher and feel out of their league in many circumstances. Beth Jakubanis, LCSW addresses how therapists can build resilience in their child clients and the families in which they live during this time of confusion and crisis. You will walk away with specific strategies to use with children and parents that will ensure all members of the family have the coping skills they need to manage the uncertainty of today and hope for tomorrow.
Beth Jakubanus, LCSW is the founder of SoCal Therapy Center & SoCal Child Therapy and she provides counseling, therapy, psychotherapy, parenting classes, parenting support, parenting advice and parenting tips to children and families in Los Angeles with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), Asperger’s, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Depression, Grief or Bereavement, Anxiety, Oppositional Defiant Disorder and Gender Variance.
$20 for Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS and
$25 for NON- Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS
This is your opportunity to Join this Chapter and save.
October 10th at 10am
Strengthening resilience through grounding “inner resources,” an online, circle-based pedagogy - Joe Provisor, MA, MFT
1.5 CEUs
Educational decision-making through a trauma-informed lens has never been more critical. Well before the current pandemic brought the effects of trauma on learning into collective focus, students living in high stress environments have needed extra support to succeed. This PD uses current trauma research and practice to help teachers, therapists, and other youth workers to guide students to access their own “inner resources.” Doing so has proven to profoundly support resilience. In the context of circle-pedagogy, where these resources are shared, students are able to bear witness to the resources of their peers and collective healing is activated. This PD involves “grounding” through art making and body awareness as well as storytelling. As all Circle Ways workshops are primarily experiential, participants will access and ground their own resources
Joe Provisor, MA, LMFT, is the co-founder of Circle Ways, an organization dedicated to training educators to integrate circle and restorative practices as pedagogy into daily classroom routines and systemically into school communities. Joe holds two Masters Degrees, in English and Clinical Psychology, is licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist, and has been a public school teacher and teacher trainer for over thirty years. Joe is the author of numerous curricular and training materials for language arts instruction and for circle processes, including An Introduction to Council for Educators: Training Manual. He is currently at work on a book to be titled Circle Ways: Pedagogy in the Round.
$20 for Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS and
$25 for NON- Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS
This is your opportunity to Join this Chapter and save.
Strengthening resilience through grounding “inner resources,” an online, circle-based pedagogy - Joe Provisor, MA, MFT
1.5 CEUs
Educational decision-making through a trauma-informed lens has never been more critical. Well before the current pandemic brought the effects of trauma on learning into collective focus, students living in high stress environments have needed extra support to succeed. This PD uses current trauma research and practice to help teachers, therapists, and other youth workers to guide students to access their own “inner resources.” Doing so has proven to profoundly support resilience. In the context of circle-pedagogy, where these resources are shared, students are able to bear witness to the resources of their peers and collective healing is activated. This PD involves “grounding” through art making and body awareness as well as storytelling. As all Circle Ways workshops are primarily experiential, participants will access and ground their own resources
Joe Provisor, MA, LMFT, is the co-founder of Circle Ways, an organization dedicated to training educators to integrate circle and restorative practices as pedagogy into daily classroom routines and systemically into school communities. Joe holds two Masters Degrees, in English and Clinical Psychology, is licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist, and has been a public school teacher and teacher trainer for over thirty years. Joe is the author of numerous curricular and training materials for language arts instruction and for circle processes, including An Introduction to Council for Educators: Training Manual. He is currently at work on a book to be titled Circle Ways: Pedagogy in the Round.
$20 for Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS and
$25 for NON- Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS
This is your opportunity to Join this Chapter and save.
November 10th at 12pm
New Directions in QEEG Assessment and Biofeedback/Neurofeedback Training for ADHD, ASD, Anxiety and Concussions - Michael Linden, PhD
1.5 CEUs
This workshop will present advances in the diagnosis of Autism, Aspergers, ADHD, Anxiety and Concussions using clinical interviews, continuous performance tests, personality tests and QEEG Brain mapping. The use of QEEG brain mapping to discover subtypes of Autistic/Aspergers and ADHD/ADD will be explained. Dr. Linden will discuss the similarities and differences of these disorders and other co-morbid disorders (i.e. anxiety) in reference to symptoms, rating scales responses, CPT results and QEEG and EEG patterns. He will present the use of the multi-dimensional assessment results to individualize treatments, including biofeedback and neurofeedback for long-term success. Research about using neurofeedback and biofeedback in the treatment of athletes with concussions and dementia will be presented.
Michael Linden, PhD Dr. is a licensed psychologist and Board Certified in Biofeedback & Neurofeedback. He is the director of Attention Learning Centers in Orange County and San Diego. Dr. Linden is one of the original pioneers in the application of CPT testing, QEEG Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback for ADD & ASD. He published the first randomized control group study of Neurofeedback with ADD children in 1996 and one of the original studies of the accuracy and reliability of using QEEG with ADD in 1999-2001. He discovered physiological subtypes of Autism and Aspergers, most recently published in 2013 in the book “Images in Autism” and was involved in research at UCSD studying the effects of Neurofeedback with students with ASD in a multi-site study. Dr. Linden is currently the southern California site for a multi-site study involving Neurofeedback with retired NFL players with TBI and Dementia.
$20 for Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS and
$25 for NON- Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS
This is your opportunity to Join this Chapter and save.
New Directions in QEEG Assessment and Biofeedback/Neurofeedback Training for ADHD, ASD, Anxiety and Concussions - Michael Linden, PhD
1.5 CEUs
This workshop will present advances in the diagnosis of Autism, Aspergers, ADHD, Anxiety and Concussions using clinical interviews, continuous performance tests, personality tests and QEEG Brain mapping. The use of QEEG brain mapping to discover subtypes of Autistic/Aspergers and ADHD/ADD will be explained. Dr. Linden will discuss the similarities and differences of these disorders and other co-morbid disorders (i.e. anxiety) in reference to symptoms, rating scales responses, CPT results and QEEG and EEG patterns. He will present the use of the multi-dimensional assessment results to individualize treatments, including biofeedback and neurofeedback for long-term success. Research about using neurofeedback and biofeedback in the treatment of athletes with concussions and dementia will be presented.
Michael Linden, PhD Dr. is a licensed psychologist and Board Certified in Biofeedback & Neurofeedback. He is the director of Attention Learning Centers in Orange County and San Diego. Dr. Linden is one of the original pioneers in the application of CPT testing, QEEG Brain Mapping and Neurofeedback for ADD & ASD. He published the first randomized control group study of Neurofeedback with ADD children in 1996 and one of the original studies of the accuracy and reliability of using QEEG with ADD in 1999-2001. He discovered physiological subtypes of Autism and Aspergers, most recently published in 2013 in the book “Images in Autism” and was involved in research at UCSD studying the effects of Neurofeedback with students with ASD in a multi-site study. Dr. Linden is currently the southern California site for a multi-site study involving Neurofeedback with retired NFL players with TBI and Dementia.
$20 for Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS and
$25 for NON- Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS
This is your opportunity to Join this Chapter and save.
January 12, 2021, 7pm
Group and Anti Group Therapy (Better title needed) – Rena Pollak, LMFT, CGP
1.5 CEUs
This course will increase group leader’s awareness and preparation for working with anti-group destructive tendencies that arise in all groups so that these tendencies can lead to creative outcomes. It will provide an in-depth introduction to Morris Nitsun’s excellent and essential book for group therapists: “The Anti-Group: Destructive Forces in Group and their Creative Potential”. Participants will learn about the destructive forces in group, prepare for working with the anti-group so that you can harness its creative potential, identify the anti-group forces within you as an individual and learn how to screen for anti-group attitudes in potential clients.
Rena Pollak, LMFT, CGP is in private practice in Calabasas, CA and a leads cancer support groups for WeSpark. While working with all age groups, she specializes in self-esteem, interpersonal relationships and existential issues. Rena is a frequent blogger on the topics of group therapy and other psychology-related issues.
$20 for Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS and
$25 for NON- Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS
This is your opportunity to Join this Chapter and save.
Group and Anti Group Therapy (Better title needed) – Rena Pollak, LMFT, CGP
1.5 CEUs
This course will increase group leader’s awareness and preparation for working with anti-group destructive tendencies that arise in all groups so that these tendencies can lead to creative outcomes. It will provide an in-depth introduction to Morris Nitsun’s excellent and essential book for group therapists: “The Anti-Group: Destructive Forces in Group and their Creative Potential”. Participants will learn about the destructive forces in group, prepare for working with the anti-group so that you can harness its creative potential, identify the anti-group forces within you as an individual and learn how to screen for anti-group attitudes in potential clients.
Rena Pollak, LMFT, CGP is in private practice in Calabasas, CA and a leads cancer support groups for WeSpark. While working with all age groups, she specializes in self-esteem, interpersonal relationships and existential issues. Rena is a frequent blogger on the topics of group therapy and other psychology-related issues.
$20 for Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS and
$25 for NON- Santa Clarita Valley CAMFT MEMBERS
This is your opportunity to Join this Chapter and save.
