EXPAND YOUR BORDERS: STREAMS OF INCOME WORKSHOP - 6 CE's

First In-Person Training for 2023

Includes continental breakfast, lunch, and resource bag

Massage therapist and chiropractor available for moments of relaxation.

Visit with the Massage Therapist or a chiropractor or get a mini moment of calm on your own!

• Bring your laptop!

Love what you do, but looking for other revenue streams? If you became ill today, how would you continue to make money? Participate in our one-day workshop and learn how to use your experience and talents to diversify your income and complement your current business model. Learn the difference between passive and leverage income. Learn simple strategies to creating a six figure income in private practice. 

Learn how to use yoga in managing self and trauma. Learn how to incorporate book writing to build your brand and complement your practice. 

Gain strategies from an IRS Enrolled Agent to manage your business finances and  get in-depth answers about your business from start to finish. 

You will leave with practical steps to be used immediately to expand your business. Ask yourself where you would be financially if your current income stream were to stop. Having one source of income and "putting all your eggs in one basket" is often why many people MUST continue working after retirement. Each Speaker is an expert in their field.

You will learn how to create additional income using current  skills. This one day workshop  is engaging and interactive.   

Speakers:   

Lawrey L. Francis, EMBA, EA - Your Taxes and You

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Kimberly Snell, Teacher & Yoga Instructor is the author of Amazon’s #1download One Minute to Amazen: A Christian Guide to Yoga, is dedicated to introducing the Christian community to the physical and spiritual benefits of incorporating yoga into their daily routine. She has utilized her many roles to create yoga experiences allowing participants to calm the mind and find peace. She is a certified instructor of Hatha,Yin, Pre-Natal, and Kundalini yoga, and an author of two books offering words of wisdom to encourage and empower people on their spiritual journey.

Cheryl A. Francis, LPC, CPCS, CGP -Using Passive & Leveraged Income to Increase Bottom Line 

• Learn how to self-publish on a budget
• Strategies to creating additional income in your business

Payments are non-refundable, but can be applied to other trainings. 

Meet standards for Ethics  & Supervision Hours for all disciplines including Social Workers  

Why change a good thing? Maybe because it needed to be changed! As gatekeepers of the profession, it is essential that we understand the reason we do what we do and garner tools to support trainees to do no harm to clients. Clinical supervision is a space to explore the effects of our work and make sense of the feelings our work evokes. It provides the opportunity to replenish reserves and bolster resilience by considering new strategies. If supervision is done correctly, everyone in the room can consolidate learning and celebrate achievements. If you are a new or seasoned Clinical Supervisors or is curious about the role of a Clinical Supervisor, this training is for you. We will utilize the ACA code of ethics, to focus on central principles of clinical supervision and guidelines for new and seasoned supervisors to help outline the varied functions of a supervisor. Because someone is a great therapist, does not mean that they are fit to be a supervisor. We will discuss prominent models of supervision and the benefits of using a model in the supervisory room. Understanding the developmental levels of counselors and clinical supervisors, within a cultural context is important for both the supervisor and trainee. All this will unfold in the Clinical Supervision and Professional Development Of The Counselor training.

Participants will gain insights into :

• Guidelines and rationale for supervision
• Understanding legal and ethical issues faced in supervision (boundaries; confidentiality, etc.*
• Central principles of clinical supervision
• Cultural Awareness and Cross-cultural Supervision Social Workers & Professional Counselors
• Various models for clinical supervision
• Monitoring Development stages of Supervisors and supervises  
• Brief overview of Rule 135-11.01
   

6 Ethics  & 6 Supervision CE  through LPCAGA - applicable to all disciplines

Payments are non-refundable, but can be applied to other trainings.

 REGISTRATION CLOSES two days before workshop

Payments are non-refundable, but can be applied to other trainings. 

There has always been some type of mental illness diagnosis. Substance use disorders (SUDs) however, begun to be classified as a primary diagnosis in the DSM-III. Then,  and even now, treatment for drug or alcohol use disorder was done  separately from mental illness disorders, often at separate facilities,  using entirely different approaches.  Consequently, many people who suffered from mental illnesses like  Anxiety, Depression and Bipolar disorders never received treatment for  Substance Use disorders, or vice versa. Clinicians  continue to treat one disorder at a time as they do not feel equipped;  they are not trained to manage or treat a substance use disorder and out  of fear do not address this issue at all. There continues to be a perception that substance use disorder is difficult to treat due to relapse rate.  

Participants will be able to: 

• Identify terminology surrounding Co-Occurring Disorder (COD)
• Learn risk Factors of COD
• Understand underlying factors regarding treatment
• Understand the importance of treating disorders (mental/substance) simultaneously in counseling
• Identify interaction between substance misuse and psychosis
• Learn how to help clients discuss solutions
  
• 6 Core CE  by LPCAGA

Payments are non-refundable, but can be applied to other trainings. 

 REGISTRATION CLOSES two days before workshop

Payments are non-refundable, but can be applied to other trainings. 

There has always been some type of mental illness diagnosis. Substance use disorders (SUDs) however, begun to be classified as a primary diagnosis in the DSM-III. Then,  and even now, treatment for drug or alcohol use disorder was done  separately from mental illness disorders, often at separate facilities,  using entirely different approaches.  The  disorders were treated individually, or one missed altogether.  Consequently, many people who suffered from mental illnesses like  Anxiety, Depression and Bipolar disorders never received treatment for  Substance Use disorders, or vice versa. This  created crucial gaps in treating the needs of those with the two  categories of disorders and the actual care received. Clinicians  continue to treat one disorder at a time as they do not feel equipped;  they are not trained to manage or treat a substance use disorder and out  of fear do not address this issue at all, or if they had some training,  they do not feel adequately or appropriately trained. There continues to be a perception that substance use disorder is difficult to treat due to relapse rate.  

Participants will be able to: 

• Identify terminology surrounding Co-Occurring Disorder (COD)
• Learn risk Factors of COD
• Understand underlying factors regarding treatment
• Understand the importance of treating disorders (mental/substance) simultaneously in counseling
• Identify interaction between substance misuse and psychosis
• Learn how to help clients discuss solutions
  
• 6 Core CE  by LPCAGA

Payments are non-refundable, but can be applied to other trainings. 

 Payments are non-refundable, but can be applied to other trainings. 

Grief is as unique as each of us in our family experiences.  The subject of grief and loss has transformed from what many of us understood and learned grief to be.  Many are now viewing grief through the lenses of the human experience and are suggesting moving away from the medical model of grief and loss.   Using grief theory in your clinical practice helps you, the clinician, to better support your griever, but also helps the griever to move through grief understanding their experiences without feeling guilty for how they experience their grief or without feeling as if they must “get over” or “let go” of what they have lost. Current modalities in grief supports the griever continuing their bonds; and paying attention to their recovery and who they are becoming because of their loss.   

Objectives: 

•  Examine grief response across lifespan and gain understanding of death and other types of losses  

• 5 Core CE  APPROVED by LPCAGA - Applicable to all disciplines
• Payments are non-refundable, but can be applied to other trainings.