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· Emotional developmental delays in children · Continuum of disturbance (child and parent) · Differentiating behavioral problems (attachment disorder, conduct disorder, oppositional defiant, PTSD, childhood Bi-Polar, FAS, Grief and Loss) · Normalizing behaviors for clinicians (Nature/Biology -vs- Nurture/Abusive) · Normalize child behaviors in school and community mental health systems · Family of origin issues (experiential techniques) - Thinking "Outside the Box" - strategies for teachers, clinicians, treatment centers
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"Excellent, more mental health pros need exposure to this material" - Nancy P, Therapist, Las Vegas
"Very informative & practical (pay dirt)" - Steve M, Psychologist, Meridan, ID
"Very good information and presentation" - Peter S, Therapist, Rapid City, SD
"Forrest's passion, sensitivity, and skill was more than I expected" - Tracy T, Social Worker, Knoxville, TN
Seminar Objectives:
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An understanding of acting-out behavior beyond the symptoms
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Differentiate childhood disorders form a nuture (environmentally learned) - vs- (genetics) perspective
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Develop clinical strategies that prevents burnout for the clinician/parent
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Learn new parenting techniques to guide parents out of conflict with their kids
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An understanding of the contiuum of behavioral disturbance and what you can do in out-patient settings
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Develop a clear understanding of "Childhood Baggage" and how to use it in treatment
Workshop Marketing:
Contact Forrest for ideas to market the workshop in your area with little cost to yourself. In fact, some workshop organizers can make a decent income from promoting workshops.Mental health professionals are required to attend professional workshops for their license.Continuing education credits for this workshop are already approved.
Speaking Fees: $2,000 per day plus travel expenses.
Copyright, 2008; FRL Counseling & Associates. All rights reserved. Materials may not be photocopied or reproduced in any form without express written permission of the publishers.
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