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WHAT’S MONEY, SEX, AND FOOD GOT TO DO WITH IT? UNDERSTANDING INTIMACY AVOIDANT BEHAVIORS with Heather Lowrey, LMHC
Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Registration 5:30 PM; Program 6:00 PM
UW School of Social Work room 305
This training will define and differentiate characteristics of intimacy avoidant behaviors and how they may present in a therapeutic setting as well as discuss the role of family of origin, trauma, culture, and socio-economic status in the development of intimacy avoidant behaviors.
“ACCEPTANCE” IN ACCEPTANCE BASED THERAPIES with Ellen Slater, LICSW
Wednesday, October 16, 2019
Registration 5:30 PM; Program 6:00 PM
The 2100 Building
Many current evidence-based treatments rely heavily on the practice of acceptance. Yet, this is an extraordinarily challenging practice for everyone, practitioners and clients alike. In this workshop, through a mixture of interactive lecture and experiential practices, you will grapple and engage with defining acceptance. Woven throughout the workshop will be interventions that promote acceptance and letting go that you can immediately incorporate into clinical practice.
GRIEVING, ANGRY, AND SCARED with
Andrew Bryant, LICSW
Wednesday, November 20, 2019
Registration 6:30 PM; Program 7:00 PM
Verdant Health, Lynnwood
As climate change becomes more evident we, and our clients, face the possibility of an unknown and unstable future. Mental health professionals are called upon to assist clients in coping with very reasonable fear responses, and to help them find meaning and purpose in the face of a frightening future. Join in a dialogue about the challenges clinicians face in working with these themes.
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