CEU'S AVAILABLE:
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LPCs and PSYCHOLOGISTS 7.2 HOURS
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JACKSON CTY, MO GAL 7.0 HOURS
This event is also available via pay-per-view. For that information, please email us and we will send you that link as well!
Clinicians, Schools and the Community
is a professional conference for therapists, counselors, psychologists, social workers, school administrators, school counselors, law enforcement ,juvenile officers, children’s division, and any professional who works with youth and families in their community.
Challenges in youth behaviors, mental health and other factors pose unique situations that require extra skills and interventions.
Professionals who work with youth and families often need ideas on making that process more effective and positive. This conference will provide numerous concepts and various treatment and intervention modalities that can be utilized in all types of workplace
settings.
HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS WORKSHOP INCLUDE:
* Understanding and Interacting with the Most Challenging Parental/Family Types.
* Developing Practical Social Skills for Students.
* What Therapists and School Personnel Can Do To Decrease Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying, Cyberbullying Within the Schools and Larger Community.
* Dealing With The Angry Student.
* What We All Can Do To Decrease Suicide in Students
Keynote
speaker, Brett Novick, MS, LMFT, CSSW
Brett resides in New Jersey and is a professional marriage and family therapist, a school administrator and counselor, an author of numerous books
and professional articles, and an adjunct instructor and curriculum developer at Rutgers & Stockton Universities. He has won numerous awards for his work in education, inclusive education, counseling, character education, and human rights.
Opening Speaker, Buffie McConville, Ed.S.
Buffie is a beloved school administrator in rural Missouri who has also served as a school counselor. She is an adjunct professor
for Curriculum Development and Assessment at the University of Central Missouri as well as supervises and chairs numerous committees and activites. Buffie wrote the program she is will be presenting at this event.
The focus on her talk will be to convey an understanding the impact trauma has on executive function and learning, ways in which
you can maximize learning and creative programs for schools to be more trauma sensitive.
Both of these dynamic professionals are extremely creative, intelligent and truly entertaining speakers.
Price includes lunch and snacks, vendors, and a book signing by Brett Novick.
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Theresa Dotson Alexander
