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Disenfranchised Grief: Grieving the Loss of a Pet
Date & Time:
Jan 08, 2025 11:00am ET
Presenter:
Mamie Jones, LPC
Location:
Virtual location (You will receive a confirmation email with a URL.)
Summary:
This training is designed to help mental health professionals, grief counselors, & other support providers understand the unique experience of disenfranchised grief related to pet loss. The loss of a beloved pet Is often minimized or invalidated by society. leaving individuals struggling with complex emotions & little support. Participants will explore the psychological, emotional, & cultural aspects of pet loss & gain tools to offer compassionate, effective care to grieving clients. Through an in-depth review of grief theories, case studies, & practical strategies, this training equips professionals to recognize, validate, & address the profound impact of pet loss.
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The Role of Neuroscience in Clinical Development
The Role of Neuroscience in Clinical DevelopmentDate & Time:
Feb 20, 2025, 09:00am – 11:00am ET
Presenter:
Ginna Bartlett, M.A., LAPC, N.C.C. and Ginny Keteles, PTA, NCTC
Location:
Greensburg Alliance Church
4428 PA-136, Greensburg, PA 15601
Summary:
We will consider the role of neuroscience in our clinical development and treatment planning by learning the basics of brain development and mechanisms of change, as well as impacts of stress and trauma. We will discuss how knowledge of brain functioning informs our clinical practice. We will look at current brain-based modalities, and particularly the neuromodulation technology of Cereset.