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Ethical Issues for MFT Practice and Supervision

CE Credits: 2.50 Speaker(s): Jeff Bryson, PhD; Benjamin E. Caldwell, PsyD; William F. Northey, PhD This panel presentation will explore contemporary ethical issues in emerging and evolving therapy contexts. Resources for remaining current will be provided. Topics will include: emotional support animals in therapy; tele-mental health considerations; values, politics, and activism in therapy; and combining therapy with non-therapy specializations (such as yoga, coaching, and personal training). Frequently asked questions and common causes of complaints will be reviewed.
$40.00
$50.00

Healthy Parents, Healthy Children...

CE Credits: 1.50 Speaker(s): Denise Wilfley Dr. Denise Wilfley will offer a family-based approach to developing and sustaining healthy eating and lifestyle habits in children. Parents are key agents of change, and Dr. Wilfley will describe how they can engineer their home and social environments to optimize healthy weight regulation, encourage positive body esteem, and prevent excess weight gain and eating disorders.
$25.00
$35.00

High Conflict Divorce and Parenting: Current Interventions

CE Credits: 3.50 Speaker(s): Jeff Chang, PhD; William F. Northey, PhD; Between 5 and 10% of divorces with children can be defined as "high conflict," resulting in protracted litigation, excessive consumption of community resources, and most importantly, broken relationships, and a worsening of mental health problems. The presenters will describe the dynamics of high-conflict families, discuss ethical/legal issues, describe current intervention approaches, and focus on the self of the therapist.
$55.00
$70.00

Invisible Losses: Infertility, Pregnancy Loss, and Genetics

CE Credits: 1.50 Speaker(s): Vanessa R. Bradden, MSMFT; Michele L. Weiss, MSMFT Life is full of losses, many of which go unrecognized by others. The loss of the ability to conceive naturally, conceiving and then losing a pregnancy, sometimes multiple times, or discovering that your baby has a life-altering or even life-threatening genetic issue--these can all be invisible losses for couples. This webinar will examine the challenges that couples face in each of these scenarios and what we as practitioners can do to validate these losses for our clients. We will examine the problem systemically, look at assessment and intervention and discuss the best practices of helping our clients cope with these kinds of losses.
$25.00
$35.00

Love Wins: A Dialogue with Nelba Marquez-Greene

CE Credits: 1.50 Speaker(s): Nelba L. Marquez-Greene, MA; Michael L. Chafin, MEd In what has become an all too frequent occurrence, December 14, 2012 was a day rocked by violence as 20 elementary school students and 6 adult staff members lost their lives in the deadliest school shooting in U.S. history. One of those children lost was 6-year old Ana, daughter of AAMFT Clinical Fellow Nelba Márquez-Greene. In the ensuing two and a half years, her life re-shaped by the tragic events, Ms. Márquez-Greene has been driven by her family motto “love wins” and a desire to ensure her daughter’s life is remembered twice as loudly as her death. Her journey has led her to every level of government, media, and the public to increase understanding and awareness to prevent violence and promote healing. Join us as AAMFT Past President Michael Chafin speaks with Nelba about her journey and ways she believes all mental health professionals can work to help prevent future tragedies.
$25.00
$35.00

Medical Family Therapy: Brief Therapy

CE Credits: 3.50 Speaker(s): Jacqueline Williams-Reade, PhD; Cassidy J. Freitas, PhD; Veronica P. Kuhn, PhD; As the field of healthcare expands to include mental health professionals, marriage and family therapists will have increased opportunities to participate. If you are interested in working in a medical setting or want to better understand how to address clients’ medical issues in your current practice, this presentation will introduce the primary Medical Family Therapy concepts needed to provide important assessment and intervention.
$55.00
$70.00

Modern Romance: Love and Sex in the Age of Social Media

CE Credits: 1.50 There is no doubt about it. We are loving in a brave new world! Our collective love affair with handheld devices is impacting our real world love affairs in profound and subtle ways. Dr. Alexandra H. Solomon will host this webinar about the intersection of technology and intimate relationships. She will discuss how our digital age has added enormous complexity to relational communication and romance, and she will provide participants with information and ideas about how to help individuals and couples love with integrity amid all of this noise.
$25.00
$35.00

Multidisciplinary School Teams and Complex Student Needs

CE Credits: 1.50 Speaker(s): Kathleen C. Laundy, PsyD Schools are where children spend the bulk of their time outside of their homes, and for many students it is where they receive health care services. The second session will focus on the multidisciplinary matrix of school health team members and how they collaborate to clinically support student achievement and health. This webinar will integrate school categories of disability with the APA DSM-5 system of diagnosis, and will use complex case examples containing medical, psychological and learning elements to illustrate the value of multidisciplinary assessment and treatment in schools. Assessment tools and the specific roles and responsibilities of team members will also be addressed in this session.
$25.00
$35.00

One Heart, Two Homes: Co-Parenting Kids of Divorce

CE Credits: 3.50 Speaker(s): Tammy L. Daughtry, MMFT; Jay S Daughtry, MAMFT Divorce impacts over a million children a year in America, resulting in millions of co-parents who are navigating the path of shared parenting between households. The family system becomes very complicated in post-divorce, never married and also in step family complexities. In this institute attendees will explore co-parenting communication, post-divorce adjustment, the six specific risks for children after divorce, the five specific co-parenting "categories" and how to help parents and children with life-giving outcomes. This will include multi-media elements and group discussions. By understanding these family systems, therapists and family advocates can make a critical and positive impact on society and future generations to come.
$55.00
$70.00

Play Time’s Over: Diagnosing Video Game Addiction

CE Credits: 1.50 Speaker(s): Sarah Hays, Justine Mastin, and Larisa Garski In this presentation, we aim to help clinicians gain competence in the context of gaming and geek content - particularly video games. We will take a philosophical look at the theories behind video game play and gameplay generally (ludology), the theory of virtually being (ontology), what video game play really is as a behavior, and the relationships gained both parasocially and intrasocially through play. In parallel, we will discuss the semantic and contextual considerations surrounding addiction. This will lead to a thoughtful conversation addressing the diagnosis of behaviors, symptoms, and accuracy of diagnoses specifically surrounding disordered and healthy video game play. We will discuss potential pitfalls involved in this process including client honesty, comprehensive scope of symptom consideration, billing pressure, and client-family report. Clinicians who attend this workshop will have insight to the culture of video games and how to more accurately address the concept of addiction in context of an evolving digital and technological world.
$20.00
$30.00