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2018 ICA Annual Conference

Courtyard by Marriott, Fort Wayne, IN

Pre-Conference Presenter & Plenary Speaker

David Kaplan, PhD, CAE

Chief Professional Officer

American Counseling Association 

Pre-Conference Ethics Workshop

Raising the Bar: Critical New Concepts in the ACA Code of Ethics

Thursday, June 7, 2018

6:00pm - 9:00pm

Up to 3 hours of continuing education credit available

Plenary Presentation

It's an Amazing Time to be a Counselor

Friday, June 8, 2018

9:00am - 4:00pm

Up to 7 hours of continuing education credit available

Concurrent Presentations

in

Mental Health

Mental Health – Diverse Population

Education and Supervision

Ethics and Professional Development

Children & Adolescents
Addictions

Marriage & Family

Courtyard by Marriott

1150 S Harrison Street

Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802

Phone:  260-490-3629

“Indiana Counseling Association has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 2015. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Indiana Counseling Association is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.”

ICA CALL FOR PAPERS - COLLABORATIVE WRITING PROJECT

The Indiana Counseling Association 2015 Conference theme, ‘Nurturing Our Future,’ has sparked an interest group of professionals to create a workbook of supervised activities for enrichment of client-therapist interaction. You are invited to work with us in this endeavor that will be the first published work of its kind with ICA.

A CALL FOR PAPERS starting March 13, 2015.

PROPOSED WRITING PROJECT: CREATE AND PUBLISH A COLLABORATIVE  ENRICHMENT WORKBOOK FOR CLIENT-THERAPIST INTERACTIONS

Dear Colleagues,

Clinical supervisors, and interns who are working in the field of counseling in the state of Indiana, are invited to join a collaborative effort to create an enrichment workbook of for client-therapist interactions, by submitting a paper that gives instruction for an activity.

The objective for compiling these activities is to offer a practical resource for supporting increased competence and self-awareness that will guide the interaction of these working relationships (between client and therapist or supervisor and intern), enriching the outcomes of the counseling processes for both the client/intern and the clinical supervisor. 

This project invites our collective knowledge and shared discovery in the professional field that can offer practical wisdom and a design for meaningful interactions that enrich therapeutic processes.

Guidelines for Submitting Papers

Email manuscripts of original and unpublished (unless it is your own publication) work to amccrovitz@globe-star.org by midnight on December 31, 2015. Following the review of all submissions, you will be informed of your acceptance status.

Please include the following sections in your manuscript, using the APA standard format:

• Title

• Introduction

• Rationale

• Instructions for the Activity

• Give an Example of the Interaction

• Explain How Progress is Measured

• Conclusion

• Additional Resources (if any)

• References (if any)

Kind regards,

Anthony M. McCrovitz

Anthony M. McCrovitz, Ph.D., LMHC, BCPC

Executive Director

GLOBE STAR, llc, 621 Broadway, Chesterton, In  46304

219.921.5492

We are now accepting applications for Campus Representatives and it is our goal to have at least one graduate student from each campus appointed to those positions.

Each student will be responsible for representing the Indiana Counseling Association on each of their respective campuses and we ask that the students present to at least 2 classes a semester, a brief overview of the organization.