HLPCA is a state approved provider for CEU's for LPCs, LMFTs, Social
Workers, and LCDCs.
Monthly programs are free to members, and $5.00 for non-members. (Ethics
programs do have additional fees for all).
Monthly programs will start at 7:00pm and end at 8:30pm. Please arrive by 6:45pm to allow check-in time and seating before the program begins.
Reminder: You must arrive on time to receive
your CEU's for the meeting.
Meeting Location:
Houston Baptist University
Moody Library Building
(Near Beechnut and Hwy 59).
For directions, call 713-774-0606.
Or use this link: http://bit.ly/wiyvSu
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January 6, 2012
“Mental Health First Aid”
presented by Suzette M. Sova MA, LPC Mental
Health First
Aid
Coordinator.
Mental Health First Aid is a training component for service
providers to help educate them, and equip them with knowledge and
resources, to help those whom they may come in contact with during their
daily work, who are exhibiting sign of distress.
www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org.
February 3, 2012
"Integreating Occupational Therapy into your Counseling
Practice".
Presentation by Leora Salo, OTR/MOT ,
Occupational Therapist.
Occupational therapists use scientific principles to determine areas
of function/dysfunction when designing strategies for intervention. In
mental health, OT's typically treat in groups, from a diverse palette of
group types. Occupational Therapy is an asset in change implementation,
as OT groups offer clients opportunity to practice and integrate new
skills. With approaching guidelines that make occupational therapists a
reimbursable provider of mental health services, the potential to enrich
client services within a practice grows exponentially. This workshops
will present an overall view as to how occupational therapy may
contribute to services in a holistic practice.
NOTE: New Meeting Location
- beginning with March meeting
We meet on the
Houston Baptist University campus, (near Hwy 59 and Beechnut), in the
Moody Library Building. 281-649-3000. Use entrance #3 off Beechnut.
281-649-3000 Here is a link to a campus map.
http://bit.ly/wiyvSu
March 2, 2012
Adaptive Strategies Rising from Existential Trauma
presented by James Hollis, Ph.D.
Director Emeritus, Jung Education Center of Houston, TX.
Each human is subject to twin threats to survival and well-being:
overwhelmment and abandonment. From these core experiences, common to us
all in varying degrees, a rich range of adaptive strategies evolve, many
of which become life-long patterns. This program will detail with the
anatomy of such adaptations, and include comments on the ethical risks
to which therapists are subject as they experience these adaptive
patterns in their own lives as well.
April 13, 2012 ** Adjustment to schedule due to Easter weekend
to be determined
May 4, 2012
to be determined
June 1, 2012
A New Perspective for Marriage Counseling
presented by Patti Hatton, MA., LPC.
A marriage counseling modality will be presented which focuses on
helping a person identify their negative emotions with the intent of
learning healthy options for resolution, vs. the feelings of
powerlessness that blaming and continuously defending oneself generates.
Powerful metaphors are used to demonstrate locus of control, boundary
setting and effective communication. The presentation ends with an
exploration of a healthy and emotionally intimate relationship.
www.pattihattoncounselor.com
July 6, 2012
to be determined
August 3, 2012
to be determined
September 7, 2012
to be determined
October 5, 2012
to be determined
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