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Responding to Disaster and Trauma

CE Credits: 2.00 Speaker(s): Tai J Mendenhall, PhD This workshop will highlight how MFTs and other mental health professionals work collaboratively with medical providers in disaster/trauma-response teams. The nature and conduct of this work will be described, along with common ethical challenges associated with inter-professional and interpersonal boundaries. Examples from fieldwork across small-scale and large-scale incidents will be discussed.
$30.00
$40.00
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Rural Mental Health: Preparing to Work in Rural Communities

CE credits: 2 Speaker: M. Evan Thomas

This presentation will provide an overview of rural communities and the unique culture that resides in them. Multiple students conducted by the presenter will be discussed, and these studies have focused on: screening for substance misuse in rural communities, church leaders experiences discussing mental health in rural communities, the unique language that some rural communities have to discuss their healthcare symptoms, and the use of Trauma-Informed Care in rural communities.
$30.00
$40.00
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Sexual Desire Issues in Couples Therapy

CE Credits: 1.50 Speaker(s): Melissa Fritchle The most common sexual complaint clients will bring to couples therapy is low sexual desire, for one of both partners. And yet, many therapists feel at a loss in how to address this complex issue and the relational fall out that can occur for couples after years of a struggling sex life. In this webinar Ms Fritchle will look at the newest diagnostic features for low desire and talk about the discrepancies in how to define low desire at all. Ms Fritchle will outline a holistic sexual assessment that takes into account the interrelated physical, social, relational, spiritual, and mental aspects that can impact desire. She will address common dynamics you see in couples related to low desire, including non-sexual couples, and how to support them in seeking change.
$25.00
$35.00
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Steve de Shazer and Insoo Kim Berg: Storied Reflections

CE Credits: 1.00 Speaker(s): Michele Weiner-Davis and Michael Durrant There is no doubt that since its inception, Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) has made a lasting impact on the field of psychotherapy around the globe. The success of SFBT rooted in the beliefs, tenacity, and energy of its founders, Insoo Kim Berg and Steve de Shazer. Join speakers Michele Weiner-Davis and Michael Durrant as they share recollections of the development of SFBT and the early work done at the Brief Family Therapy Center. They will also share their personal stories about working with Insoo and Steve and witnessing first-hand how thier vision was so instrumental in changing the face of psychotherapy.
$15.00
$25.00
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Strengthening Family Resilience: Forging Positive Growth

CE Credits: 1.00 Speaker(s): Froma W. Walsh, PhD Resilience-the human capacity to rebound and grow stronger from adversity-is a vital concept for our work with couples and families struggling to overcome trauma, tragic loss, and multi-stress conditions. Dr. Froma Walsh, the leading international expert on family resilience, will highlight advances and challenges in applying a family resilience framework in clinical and communitybased practice, and describe multi-level approaches in gang prevention/youth development and in refugee mental health services. Her principles-based, collaborative approach and research-informed map of key processes guide therapy to facilitate empowering beliefs and practices, mobilizing relational, multigenerational, cultural, and spiritual resources. Pathways in resilience can yield profound transformation, deepen bonds, and inspire new life possibilities. To explore what we, as therapists, bring to the therapeutic engagement, Dr. Walsh will share reflections on her childhood family adversity and how her own
$15.00
$25.00
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Supporting Families When Kids are Becoming Sexually Active

CE Credits: 1.50 Speaker(s): Melissa Fritchle Facing the realities of a child's sexuality can be difficult for any parent. As therapists, people turn to us for guidance on how to manage this aspect of parenting and family life. In this webinar Sex Therapist and Educator Melissa Fritchle will discuss developmental sexuality in the context of our modern life so that we can help parents be positive and proactive as their children grow into adulthood. She will outline some of the current topics families may face such as, masturbation, porn, consent, gender, STDs, birth control, abstinence. Providing diverse sex positive-therapy means focusing on ways to support parents to clarify and articulate their own ethics, fears, and hopes regarding their children's sexuality, while always considering our own counter-transference and mythologies so that we can be more effective.
$25.00
$35.00
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The Historical System of Psychotherapy

CE: 3.5
Speaker: Lindsey Marsh

*Recorded from a previous live webinar from the Wisconsin Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. No handouts provided.

The focus of this presentation is the evolution of Best Practice and Ethical Standards over time. This presentation will dig into the history of the mental health profession starting with Freud as the main focal point while also briefly looking at some earlier thinkers too. This presentation will delve into the different time eras and the social/political events that were occurring and that impacted people's decision making processes and sense of security/stability. For example, the impact on professionalism, ethical and legal standards as we navigate through the Victorian Era, WWI, WWII, Korean, Vietnam and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF), and Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF). In addition, this presentation will outline the impact of the numerous generations; women's rights; Roe v. Wade ruling; civil rights; mass shootings; technology/internet; long-standing oppression and exclusion of voices of color; and insurance coverage of mental health. More specifically, how these cultural changes affected what 'best practice' looked like for ethical, professional, and legal standards over time. Keeping all of this in mind, this presentation is centered around how we view what 'healthy' is via research in the midst of all this change because all of this has impacted our field and what we have viewed and currently view as good practice. Finally, in the time of Covid-19 and mental health, particularly in a state that has very little legislation regulating telehealth, this presentation will address our need to be pioneers and how we as providers will evolve the our field into the future as we adjust to this new normal. This presentation ends with a discussion on how the context of an era directly impacts the professional standards of practice and the need for examination with regards to the happenings of today that will dictate current best practices.
$50.00
$65.00
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The Lost Boy

This session, recorded in 1984 by the American Association for marriage and Family Therapy, features Virginia Satir conducting a live, unedited therapy session with a family. The featured family is a large intact family with ten children whose presenting problem is the grief following the loss of one of their children who is missing a year after his abduction. During this experimental session, the family is emotionally and physically engaged through use of stairs, touch, and positioning to reflect the mourning, intersibling rivalry and distances of the father. The DVD offers an excellent demonstration of Satir's open, directive, and special style. Approx. Time: 86 minutes
$74.25
$129.00

The National Framework for Safe and Successful Schools

CE Credits: 2.00 Speaker(s): Kathleen C. Laundy, PsyD; Barbara S. Bennett, MS; Peg Donohue Following an escalation of violence in American schools, a national consortium of professionals from various mental health disciplines developed A Framework for Safe and Successful Schools in 2013. This includes different manners in which the mental health access can be integrated into school settings. They will explain the collaborative roles school-based MFTs, counselors, psychologists and social workers play to build mental health teams of support across elementary, middle and high schools in urban, suburban and rural schools. MFTs are the newest mental health professionals to join school-certified mental health teams, and this workshop will highlight the complimentary skill set they bring to collaborative health care practice in education.
$30.00
$40.00
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Therapy Topic: MFT: Family-Friendly Mental Health

This brochure is perfect for passing out to potential clients and members of the community. It gives an overview of marriage and family therapy and answers common questions about the profession. Written for clients and potential clients, Consumer Updates are designed to educate consumers and market your services. The brochures contain easy-to-understand information and resources and discuss the role of marriage and family therapists in treating problems affecting the public. Consumer Updates have space on the back to attach a business card or imprint practice or contact information. Click here to read the entire contents of this pamphlet. Each packet contains 25 brochures.
$15.85
$18.75
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