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FEATURED NEW SYMPOSIUM

Posted By: PsyBC-News
Date: Wednesday, 13 October 2004, at 2:29 a.m.

This PsyBC-News contains:

* FEATURED NEW SYMPOSIUM: *
Healing in Context: Family, Individual and Community Trauma (Family Process Journal) /Free CEU's for Family Process subscribers/

* STILL TIME TO REGISTER FOR NEW SEMINARS*

- Introduction to Depth Oriented Brief Therapy (Bruce Ecker)
- Advanced Ethics and Risk Management (Bryant Welch)
- Domestic Violence: Attachment, Assessment, and Treatment
* CONTINUOUS SEMINARS: *
- [NEW] Introduction to Dialectical Behavior Therapy
- [NEW] Conflict Resolution in Couples Treatment
- Clinical Hypnosis
- HIPAA: Nuts and Bolts
- Legal and Ethical Issues
- How to Build a Private Practice
*NEW LIBRARY PAPERS*
"The Treatment of Violence and Victimization in Intimate Relationships" by Virginia Goldner (3 ceu's)
"Love and Violence: Gender Paradoxes in Volatile Attachments" by Virginia Goldner
- Division 39 of the APA sponsors /On Psychoanalysis Symposium/
************ *Sponsor Announcement* ************

*Leadership University* is conducting a research study on whether or not *coach training* produces shifts in developmental complexity. 6 mos of training free to control (after) & two experimental groups: business coach training/spiral coaching. $499 for retreat (travel ex) & assessments including Subject/Object Interview pre/post.
http://www.leadu.com/research

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* FEATURED SYMPOSIUM: *
Healing in Context: Family, Individual and Community Trauma (Family Process journal)
Dates: Oct. 25 - Nov. 19
Fee: $29.95 (Early registration) All materials included in fee.
CEU's: 8 credits ($10/credit)
*NOTE: Free CEU's for Family Process subscribers *

The first of a series of symposia conducted by Family Process, this symposium will explore what has often come to be diagnosed as PTSD in its social contexts. It will explore the range of experiences from clinicians attempting to heal traumatized individuals and families to peace-seeking groups attempting to heal traumatized ethnic groups in countries that have fought violent civil wars.

It will address such issues as the medicalization of the distress and suffering resulting from interpersonal and political violence and the role of witnessing and testimony in promoting healing, in the therapy room and on the national stage, e.g. the Truth and Reconciliation process. It asks how therapists and how communities can repair the damage left by violence and the tension between justice and reconciliation.
For more information about this symposium go to the Symposium section of PsyBC's website http://www.psybc.com and click on the MFT Symposia Series, or, to go directly Click here.
*UPCOMING NEW SEMINARS*
*Advanced Ethics and Risk Management: Avoid Pitfalls That Can Jeopardize Your Practice*
Instructor: Bryant Welch
Dates: Oct. 11 - Nov. 5
CE Credits:16
/Space available and still time to register/
* Introduction to Depth Oriented Brief Therapy *
Instructor: Bruce Ecker
Dates: Oct. 11 - Nov. 5
CE Credits: 18
/Space available and still time to register/
* Domestic Violence: Attachment, Assessment, and Treatment*
Instructor: Daniel Sonkin
Dates: Oct. 18 - Nov. 12
CE Credits: 18
For more information about these continuous seminars go to the Seminar section of PsyBC's website http://www.psybc.com or http://www.psybc.com/seminar.php
*CONTINUOUS ONLINE SEMINARS *
Self Paced Seminars. Begin when you wish. Take them according to your own schedule. For more information about these continuous seminars go to the Seminar section of PsyBC's website http://www.psybc.com or http://www.psybc.com/seminar.php

*[NEW] Introduction to Dialectical Behavior Therapy*
CE Credits: 20
Fee: $395

*[NEW] Conflict Resolution in Couples Treatment*
CE Credits: 16
Fee: $345

* Clinical Hypnosis*
CE Credits:54
Fee: $1,159>

* HIPAA: Nuts and Bolts*
Fee: $59.95
CE Credits: 3
* Legal and Ethical Issues*
CEU's: 7
Fee: $120

* How to Build a Private Practice *
Fee: $120
CEU's: 7
For more information about these continuous seminars go to the Seminar section of PsyBC's website http://www.psybc.com or http://www.psybc.com/seminar.php
*ACCREDITATION FOR SOCIAL WORKERS: [NEW]*
We are very pleased to announce that all of PsyBC's courses (seminars, conferences, symposia, library papers, and interactive case studies) are now accredited for social workers by the ASWB. This covers social workers in the following states:
Alaska, Alberta Canada, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Manitoba Canada, Maryland, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Virgin Islands, Wisconsin, Wyoming
*NEW EDUCATIONAL PARTNERS - UPCOMING SYMPOSIA: *
I am very pleased to announce that PsyBC has two new Education Partners.

* Family Process,* the leading journal for marriage and family therapists, will now be producing our /On Marriage and Family Therapy Symposia Series./ Their first symposium will be "Healing in Context: Family, Individual and Community Trauma". *Note:* / Free continuing education credits for Family Process subscribers./
* Division 39 of the APA * will be choosing the best presentation of their annual face-to-face conference for online presentation in our /On Psychoanalysis Symposia Series/. This year the presentation will be "The Conflict About Conflict" with Murial Dimen, Jay Greenberg, and Donnel Stern.

Watch future PsyBC-News for announcements of when registration opens.
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*FEATURED CD's *
[To learn more about and purchase our CD's go to PsyBC's library Click
here. and choose "CD's" in the left column.

- Micro Expressions Training Tool (Paul Ekman)
- Subtle Expressions Training Tool (Paul Ekman)

Paul Ekman's CD's train you to recognize fleeting and suppressed emotions display on the face.
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*FEATURED VIDEO TAPES *
[To learn more about and purchase all video tapes go to PsyBC's library Click
here. and choose "Video Tapes" in the left column.
*The Angry Couple (Susan Heitler)*
Dr. Heitler demonstrates her highly original approach for helping couples quickly cut through impasses that prolong their conflict and obscure the fundamental issues.
* Men and Emotions (Ron Levant) *
In this dramatic recreation of key moments in a 12-session course of therapy with Raymond--a man who at mid-life cannot feel excitement at the prospect of his impending fatherhood--Dr. Levant demonstrates, for the first time, a psychoeducational treatment program that helps men to recognized and express their emotions. The therapist/client interactions, enhanced by Levant's commentary, provide step-by-step guidelines for helping men recognize and express their emotions.

*Mixed Anxiety and Depression (Donald Meichenbaum) *
Internationally renowned therapist Donald Meichenbaum demonstrates an effective--and brief--approach for treating these comorbid disorders in this dramatic recreation of key moments in his 12-session course of therapy with Anna P., a 40 year old woman who experience recurrent bouts of panic and has a long history of depression. Annotated by his incisive commentary, Dr. Meichenbaum's interations with Anna P. offer step by step guidance in how to assess and treat this cormod disorder.
*The Abused Woman: A Survivor Therapy Approach(Lenore Walker) *
In this dramatic recration of key moments in the two-year course of therapy with Sarah, a 36-year old battered woman with a history of childhood sexual abuse, Dr. Lenore Walker illustrates the basic principles of her approach.
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* NEW LIBRARY PAPERS *

*"Love and Violence: Gender Paradoxes in Volatile Attachments" by Virginia Goldner, PhD*
CEU's: 3
Fee: $30
For more information go to PsyBC's Library (Best Practices section Click
here.

*"The Treatment of Violence and Victimization in Intimate Relationships " by Virginia Goldner, PhD*
CEU's: 3
Fee: $30
For more information go to PsyBC's Library (Humanistic Psychology Section orclick here.
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