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• NBCC approved continuing education programs are honored by most states. If you are unsure, please verify with your state licensing board.

• State of California Board of Behavioral Sciences Continuing Education Provider - Approval Number PCE 2201
• Florida Board of Marriage & Family Therapists, Licensed Clinical Social Workers & Licensed Mental Health Counselors - Board Approved Provider #617
• State of Ohio Program Approval for Continuing Counselor Professional Education. Program Approved: Developmental Aspects of Supervision: Strategies to Improve Cognitive Complexity. Approval Number MCX040125
• Texas State Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors. Provider # 1858
  
  Once you purchase a Mental Health Continuing Counselor Education Course, you will have 8 Weeks to take the course.

Brief Couples Counseling

This online workshop teaches partipants a step-by-step method for working therapeutically with couples based on the presenter's research and clinical experience. Central to the approach is helping couples develop a joint or interactive definition of the problem.

Critical Incident Stress Management

A streaming video program of the January 26th 2002 live workshop & panel discussion co-sponsored by the American Mental Health Counselors Association, the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and the American Association of Pastoral Counselors 4 Contact Hours $74 Real Video & Audio

The September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States have had significant and sustained emotional aftermath. The need for mental health professionals to respond in creative and helpful ways has been evident in the aftermath of these attacks. Participants in this training will learn how to understand and recognize responses to traumatic events, conduct debriefings, and focus on the needs of special populations such as children and families. Using the techniques presented will help therapists reduce the incidence of future traumatic stress disorders and help return individual, families, and communities to normal, healthy emotional and spiritual functioning.

Historical examples of debriefings as well as specific techniques for implementing debriefings will be the topic of this interactive seminar. Experts from marriage and family therapy, the military, and child services have constructed a training sure to be stimulating, interactive and especially helpful during these difficult times.

*This program does not meet the standards for ICISF approved CISM trainer.

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The Emotional Needs of the Gifted Child: A counselor's guide.

1)To become familiar with the many and varied types of giftedness currently identified in children.
2)To learn clinical techniques for recognizing and helping gifted children who are experiencing emotional difficulties.
3)To be able to identify gifted children who may be at risk of developing emotional disorders.
4)To learn how you as a counselor, can help educators and parents become more aware of the emotional uniqueness of many gifted children.
5)To be able to apply materials and techniques presented in clinical work with gifted children in need of counseling / therapy.