Transference and Countertransference: How Do You Handle It?

Josh Klapperick 0 49
Freud and Jungs opinions then and now. How do we shift our clinical practices that now include ethical values? Let's talk about. The objective of this workshop is to understand what was then and how we handle it now. We will define what transference and countertransference is and how it impacts clinical work. We will explore through scenarios, discussion, and videos how to embrace historian psychoanalyst views and concepts and client relationships. Furthermore, we will talk about the evolution of ethical codes that define the distinctive separation of professional and personal enmeshment.

Motivational Interviewing – Client Engagement, Focusing Conversations & Evoking Change

Josh Klapperick 0 103
Motivational Interviewing is a style of communication that enhances motivation for change by helping the individual clarify and resolve ambivalence about the need for behavioral change. Participants will have an understanding of the purpose of MI and how it can be interwoven into other approaches to enhance good practice. Additionally, participants will have ample opportunity to become familiar with the spirit and tools of Motivational Interviewing through individual reflection, group work, video observation and application to scenarios.

Ageism: Baby Boomer Therapy By Gen X, Y, Z...

Josh Klapperick 0 45

The Baby Boomers have emerged as the elders. Retirement, chronic illnesses, and even death are diminishing the boomers. Moreover, many boomers have lost loved ones prematurely. How are they dealing with grief and loss?

Ageism intersects with various mental health illnesses that were silenced, unseen (undiagnosed), and medicated. How do we understand the generation of Baby Boomers and their mental health? How do we treat them?

Panel Discussion: How to support the clinician and the communities as they navigate immigration policy changes

Josh Klapperick 0 145

Our panel will provide an overview of the immigration system and how to navigate it. We will discuss the ethical and clinical challenges that arise in working with people impacted by immigration. We will offer individual and organizational tips for self-care to mitigate vicarious trauma and to promote vicarious resilience. We will provide links to immigration resources, and will discuss ideas and opportunities for advocacy.

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