- Home
- Classified Ads - Community Events
Classified Ads - Community Events
Coastal Continuing Education invites you to attend this interactive and educational 4-hour training with Rochelle Perper, PhD. This training is for all clinicians and treatment providers seeking to learn how to deepen their knowledge on the ethical guidelines for writing effective case note documentation. Sat. May 4th from 8am-12pm Pacific Time via Webinar This course meets the Continuing Professional Development requirements for psychologists in the subject of Laws and Ethics. Course Description: Due to recent regulatory guidelines, an increasing number of patients are accessing their medical records online and requests for clinical records are on the rise. This trend makes it more challenging than ever for therapists to effectively document what happens in therapy while balancing patient autonomy with the need to protect privacy. This course will review the ethical guidelines for effective case note documentation and provide a framework for making decisions when handling requests for patient records. Attendees will learn how to fulfil their ethical and legal mandate to protect patient privacy and weigh the legal, ethical, and clinical considerations when making a disclosure. Dr. Peper’s approach to law and ethics is practical and engaging. She provides examples and addresses common scenarios that therapists face in their daily practice to make complex ethical issues become more manageable. This course meets the Continuing Professional Development requirements for psychologists in the subject of Laws and Ethics. Learning Objectives: This workshop is designed to help you:
Pricing: Licensed Psychologists, MFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs and LEPs: $110.00 Unlicensed (Post-Docs/Associates) or individuals not needing CE credit: $100.00 Students (No CE Credit): $90.00 For groups of 5 or more, you may email coastalcontinuinged@gmail.com to inquire about a discount code prior to registering. Cancellations are subject to a $25.00 processing fee and must be received 14 days prior to be eligible for a refund. Coastal Continuing Education is approved by the California Psychological Association to provide continuing professional education for psychologists. The California Board of Behavioral Sciences accepts continuing education credit granted by the California Psychological Association or by any of its Approved Providers. Coastal Continuing Education maintains responsibility for this program and its content. Online check in will be at 7:45am. Please log in at 7:45am to make sure you are connected via video and audio and are able to view the course. You can then grab yourself a cup of coffee, glass of water, etc. and return a few minutes before 8:00am. You must be logged in and viewing from 8:00am-12:00pm to be eligible to receive CEUs. A Zoom Webinar link will be emailed to you prior to the presentation. Rochelle Perper, Ph.D. believes in the power and benefit of sharing knowledge and building meaningful connections. Dr. Perper is an established and well-respected member of the San Diego psychology community, having earned her doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University (CSPP-AIU) in 2008. Dr. Perper is the Founder and Principal Psychologist of Therapy Changes, a multispecialty group psychology practice in San Diego, California. She is an active member of the San Diego Psychological Association (SDPA) and Chair of the SDPA Ethics Committee. Dr. Perper is committed to assisting the professional growth of mental health professionals by providing professional training courses on a variety of topics including law and ethics since 2011. She is an invited speaker to UCSD and USD Student Counseling Services and the San Diego County District Attorney Victim Advocacy program. Dr. Perper specializes the area of complicated grief and is recognized for her compassion and skill helping clients heal from trauma. In addition to her work in private practice, Dr. Perper provides consultation and exert testimony and review for forensic cases since 2018. For more information about Dr. Perper or to learn about services at Therapy Changes, please visit www.TherapyChanges.com. |
Contact Name : David Eulert E-mail : farmprof@pacbell.net | CEREMONIAL ATTENTIONS
|
Contact Name – Laurie Hallihan Contact Phone – 619-822-0776 Contact E-Mail -Laurie@mindingthewaves.com City – Alpine State- CA Zip 91901 Exp 6/1/24 | Mindfulness Practice Group Come experience mindfulness practices with my Mindfulness Meditation Community Group on Zoom. Laurie will provide a safe space for meditation and and meaningful sharing & connection. There is no formal fee for this group. It is a gratitude based class. All experience levels are welcome. Laurie is a certified Mindfulness teacher trained at University of California, San Diego. I also am able to facilitate customizable in person classes by request, including the 8 week Mindful Based Stress Reduction class and mindfulness for businesses. |
Contact Phone 858-531-3795 Contact E-Mail tracey@paintraumainstitute.com City san Diego State Ca Zip 92140 Exp 4/14/24 | Psychedelics and Surf therapy; Two Novel Treatment Approaches for Chronic Pain. Thursday April 18th at 5 pm. to sign up go to: https://www.paintraumainstitute.com/trainingcourses/p/chronic-pain-certificate-lesson-1
Webinar is free if you are not gaining CEUs Title: " Psychedelics and Surf Therapy: Two Novel treatement Approaches for Chronic pain” .There is a growing body of evidence linking complex developmental trauma to chronic illness, including chronic pain, as well as co-occurring symptoms of anxiety and depression. This webinar proposes the utilization of surf therapy and ketamine therapy as two novel approaches for individuals suffering from chronic pain. 1 in 3 americans suffer from chronic pain, 1 in 5 are experiencing severe-life-impacting pain that renders them unable to function in many aspects of their life. 8.8 percent of suicides are due to chronic pain. Tracey Chester, LMFT, Founder of Pain Trauma Institute in San Diego. will share her knowledge of some of the chronic health problems many of your complex developmental trauma your clients suffer from;, many from one or more of the 80+ Autoimmune Diseases. Tracey is also a chronic pain patient, and has her own personal experience to help patients navigate the medical system. On average her patients arrive for therapy after 5-10 years of finding a diagnosis. Her mission at her clinic is to shorten these times and educate patients about how to interact successfully within the medical system. She will address the types of conditions linked to developmental trauma through central sensitization, such as fibromyalgia, psoriatic arthritis, Ehlers-Danlos Symptoms, and POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome as a few examples. Typically the long path of suffering before diagnosis and even after contain difficult and traumatic encounters with doctors and specialists. This leads to a subtype of PTSD, Medical Trauma. Medical Trauma will be defined and examples shown through interviews with patients like these. The hope is that this in turn, will promote awareness so that therapists are better equipped to understand clients that are going through and feel more comfortable treating them. There are many novel approaches to treating trauma now: We will discuss two: surf therapy and ketamine therapy. Surf Therapy Surf therapy involves engaging individuals in structured surfing activities under the guidance of trained professionals, with the aim of promoting physical, emotional, and psychological well-being. The dynamic nature of surfing, combined with exposure to the natural environment, fosters a unique therapeutic experience that addresses both the physical and emotional aspects of chronic pain and trauma. Natalie Small, LMFT is the founder of the Groundswell Community Project, a non-profit organization for women with trauma. Natalie has developed the only Standard of Care Curriculum that is CAMFT-Approved.Surf-therapy Sessions are around 70% on land and 30% in the water. 100% of the session is an invitation to notice what is presently alive in your body, your heart, and your head and to experience it, embody it, and play with it in the safe held space. Our initial findings suggest that surf therapy can provide a range of benefits for individuals with chronic pain and complex developmental trauma. The physical activity involved in surfing can help alleviate pain symptoms by promoting physical fitness, improving circulation, and releasing endorphins, the body's natural pain relievers. Moreover, the sensory experience of being in the ocean and riding waves can induce a state of relaxation and mindfulness, reducing stress and anxiety levels. Initial findings from Project Stoke, a collaborative project with USC, showed a 50% decrease in pain before and after going into the water, which was replicated by neural measurements, recorded at the beach. Psychedelic Therapy (Ketamine) Lisa McJunkin, LMFT is the Chief Operations Officer, Clinical Supervisor and Lead Clinical Director of DayDream MD Integrated Health and Wellness Center. She will speak about the wellness approaches utilized by Daydream, which offers integrative healing practices for sustained relief from depression, anxiety, chronic pain, addiction, complicated grief and unresolved trauma. She will present system regulation techniques that include psychedelic assisted therapy, and experiential exercises that she employs. |
| Contact Us: | Diana Garza |