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• "Es Pan Comido": Treating the Hispanic and Latino Population

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    8 Oct 2020
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    12:00 PM - 1:30 PM (UTC-04:00)
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  Presenter: Carissa Lopez-Bockus, MS, LMHC

  Other Contributor: Nenetzin Stoeckle, PhD, LMFT, AAMFT-S

  Presenter Bio: Carissa Lopez-Bockus is a licensed mental health counselor whose background involves clinical practice in community, non-profit, and private practice settings. She received her B.A. in Intercultural Studies and Spanish from Mount Vernon Nazarene University and a M.S.Ed. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of Dayton before moving to Indianapolis, IN. Currently she is practicing at Shepherd Community Center, a non-profit organization located in the Near Eastside of Indianapolis, IN, where she primarily counsels Hispanic and Latino families. Her deep passion for serving the Hispanic and Latino population is rooted in her own Mexican heritage, personal experiences, and conversations with clients. She is bilingual in English and Spanish and has prior cultural and language immersion experience from traveling and studying abroad, including to Costa Rica, Panama, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Spain, Brazil, and Portugal. In her approach with clients, she utilizes an ecological and wellness approach which acknowledges all interconnecting parts of a person (occupational, emotional, spiritual, intellectual, and physical) and involves systems theories. She currently serves as the President of Indiana Counseling Association and is an active member of the American Counseling Association and the American Mental Health Counselors Association. 

  Brief Description: Hispanics and Latinos represent a large majority of ethnic minorities in the United States, approximately 13.7 percent of the country’s 327.2 million people. According to national projections and trends, the US will continue to see increases of Hispanic and Latino representation. As counselors and practitioners, it is important to continue to learn and understand cultural values, contextual factors, and best practices that inform our clinical practices and advocacy efforts. In this presentation, we will discuss Hispanic immigration trends, common mental health issues among the Hispanic and Latino population, cultural strengths and implications, and intervention and advocacy opportunities.

  Learning Objectives: 

  Participants will be able to:

  1.        Understand trends in immigration and contextual factors affecting Latino clients.

  2.       Gain knowledge on cultural strengths and factors that inform treatment. 

  3.       Learn relevant implications for counselors and interventions for treatment and advocacy. 

  
  

  This is a live webinar event, free for ICA & IndiATA members and $10 for non-members. 1.5 continuing education credits available for attending this session. This live webinar will be recorded. 

  For members, please make sure to log into the ICA website before registering for this event so that you received the free rate. 
  

  Registration and continuing education information located in the confirmation email.

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• Legal and Ethical Considerations in TeleMental Health Webinar

  • When
    15 Sep 2021
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  Presented by Barb Wilson, Ph.D. LPC, CPCS, LMHC, NCC, BC-TMH

  TeleMental Health (TMH) is a quickly growing option for Mental Health services. The TMH format removes some barriers that might otherwise prevent clients from accessing counseling resources. This webinar gives professionals an introductory view at the legal and ethical considerations related to TeleMental Health. Participants will gain knowledge, learn related vocabulary, and identify resources for additional training.

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• Best Practices in Telemental Health Webinar

  • When
    15 Sep 2021
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  Presented by Raymond Barrett, LMHC, BC-TMH

  *This is a pre-recorded webinar. 

  Ray is the owner of the Telehealth Certification Institute, LLC. He has provided telemental health counseling services extensively in private practice, for facilities, and for an EAP program. He has developed several courses on telemental health and ensures his courses are kept updated. Trainees find Ray to be very approachable, available, and knowledgeable. He has presented on telebehavioral health at several conferences and has assisted many private practices to begin and enhance their telehealth programs through his private consultations.

  This webinar will provide you a broad overview of the following aspects of telemental health (TMH):

  • The need for TMH
  • Research 
  • Benefits
  • Drawbacks
  • HIPAA
  • Legal
  • Ethics
  • How to choose technology
  • Emergency management planning
  • The setup of the environment
  • Preparation of the client
  • The most common mistakes
  • How to obtain further training

  The challenge of adhering to practicing within one’s boundaries of competence:

  You can only assess your competency in telemental health if you know the list of competencies to assess. This webinar is not intended to cover all of the competencies of telemental health, but to inform you of how to assess your competency and to provide you a broad overview of the competencies of TMH. 

  The Telehealth Certification Institute, LLC ( https://telementalhealthtraining.com) is an approved training provider for the Board Certified TeleMental Health Provider (BC-TMH) credential. The BC-TMH credential is provided by a highly respected national organization, the Center for Credentialing and Education (CCE), an affiliate of the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC). The BC-TMH credential is based on established credentialing standards and has been rigorously reviewed by many telemental health experts across most behavioral health professions.

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• Transformative Online Supervision Webinar

  • When
    15 Sep 2021
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  Transformative Online Supervision

  Presented by 

  • Theresa Kascsak, PhD, LPCS, NCC, RPT-S, LSC(NC)
  • Nicole M. Arcuri Sanders, PhD, ACS, LPC, NCC, BC-TMH

  * This is a pre-recorded webinar. 

  The presenters will actively demonstrate their transformative and creative approaches to supervision in the online environment utilizing both the Discrimination Model (Bernard & Goodyear, 2014) and a psychodynamic approach (Bomba, 2011). In online supervision, there is an increased need to provide formative feedback that matches the needs of a diverse cadre of supervisees. Developing practices for gauging interpersonal development and skill acquisition are imperative to ensure supervision outcomes (Cicco, 2013) and facilitate counselor identity development. 

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• Theoretically Driven Clinical Supervision: Adlerian Style Webinar

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    15 Sep 2021
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  Presented by Dale V. Wayman, PhD, LCAC, LMHC, ACS

  *This is a pre-recorded webinar. 

  This seminar provides a concrete plan on how to supervise competently and carefully, understanding that good supervision provides growth not only for the supervisee but also growth for the supervisee's caseload.  Practical research is also provided that helps the supervisor measure the effectiveness of supervision.

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• Beyond Breathing and Yoga: Mindfulness theory into practice Webinar

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    15 Sep 2021
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  Presented by Helena Stevens, PhD, LPC, LSC, PPS

  This is a pre-recorded webinar. 

  Mindfulness is a hot buzz word these days both within counseling and outside of counseling. Mindfulness is often understood to be a breathing technique, yoga position, or simply a way to think. However, it is much more than a technique and is a theoretical approach that can be highly effective for treatment outcomes across all spectrums of problems and disorders. From understanding problem formation to approaching problem solution, this presentation will provide content and tools on how to practice with a mindfulness lens and approach.

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• Is THAT really necessary? Webinar

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    15 Sep 2021
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  Presented by Ray Watson, PhD, LMHC

  *This is a pre-recorded webinar. 

  A pragmatic look at driving forces behind all behavior, particularly that which seem to make "little or no sense" in the appearance of counter-productive results for client:

  - Understand the utilitarian nature of behavior

  - Gain pragmatic insights to Relational & Circumstantial Dynamics affecting Behavioral Responses

  - Gain a clinical view of the "necessity" of some behaviors as distinguished from justification or excuse making

  - Improve treatment considerations to extinguish unwanted behavior by virtue of making those patterns of behavior "unnecessary"

  Presenter:  Dr Ray Watson, Core Faculty at Capella University, has over 40,000 hours of clinical experience treating a wide range of behavioral conditions as well as mood disorders.  He is the published author "Putting Power in Your Perceptions", the former producer and host of the "Off the Couch with Dr Ray" syndicated radio shown over 350 stations across that US and has over 1,000 professional presentations to his credit.  In addition to his teaching activities, he currently provides AeroMedical consulting to major airlines for policy and regulatory considerations for pilot health, as well as direct remote counseling services for professional pilots.

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• Twelve-Step Recovery: An Overview Webinar

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    15 Sep 2021
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  Presented by Eric L. Davis, PhD, LCSW, LCAC, ICAADC, MAC, ICOGS

  *This is a pre-recorded webinar. 

  This webinar provides an overview of twelve-step recovery and why it can be an excellent resource for clients in treatment. Dr. Davis will discuss several elements and philosophies of twelve-step recovery including the disease model, powerlessness, step work, sponsorship, honesty, higher power, open-mindedness, and willingness.

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• Lost Boys: Trends in Identity Confusion and How to Support Webinar

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    15 Sep 2021
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  Presented by Heather Lindstrom, MS, LPC; Social Counselor, Uplift Education

  This is a pre-recorded webinar. 

  Objectives:

  • Understand the areas of identity confusion in young men and boys
  • Examine the effects of gender identity issues
  • Discuss methods to support identity development to promote overall achievement

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• The Pieces of My Life Webinar

  • When
    15 Sep 2021
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  Presented by Suzette V. Sorrells, MS Ed, QBHP, NCE, IN ANSA 2.4

  This is a pre-recorded webinar. 

  Holistic therapy encompasses the whole person as a system incorporating an integrated approach for mental health treatment. Compatible therapies for holistic therapy are CBT, Existential, Art and Music therapies, Humanistic and Behavioral and successfully supports children / adolescents, addictions / SUD, mental health and diverse populations. This presentation will include an original concept of holistic therapy, blank puzzles the client uses to describe aspects and characteristics and traits of his/her life. 

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• Professional Development Groups: Using Adlerian theory to promote professionalism and wellness among counseling professionals and students Webinar

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    15 Sep 2021
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  Presented by Dale V Wayman, PhD, LCAC, LMHC, ACS

  *This is a pre-recorded webinar. 

  Adlerian theory has much to offer in the delivery of professional development groups. The theory, process and structure of Adlerian theory demonstrates its usefulness in the education, training in wellness, and supervision of counseling professionals and students.

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