Free resource available here (filmed October 2013). (Overlook that maniacal looking pose from the image below)
Monthly Archives: February 2015
Online Trauma-related (Cheap!) Continuing Education at BTS
[Note: the video-based training described below is available to anyone for free. The information below is for those interested in purchasing continuing education credits after watching the video. If any of the titles interest you, click the link below and start watching right away!
BTS is an NBCC approved continuing education provider. Just in time for those looking for last-minute CEs before renewing their LCSW or LPC this month, please check out our new online offerings. We offer three new trainings:
- Narcissism and the System it Breeds, By Diane Langberg, PhD
- Understanding and Responding to Dissociation, By Diane Langberg, PhD
- Making the Church a Safe Place for Trauma Victims, By Philip Monroe, PsyD
The videos are free for anyone to watch. If you desire CE certificate, the cost is quite nominal in comparison to the usual going rate. Check out the abstract and objectives and follow the links to pay for your CE quiz. Watch the videos, complete the quiz, and we will email you a certificate you can use to claim on your license renewal form.
Share this:
Filed under Biblical Seminary, continuing education, counseling, Counselors, trauma
Free Counseling Journal For Counselors
For my counselor readers, I want to let you know of a free counselor journal. Click here for free access with search capacity. It is published by NBCC and is open access to anyone who wants to try to stay current on counseling literature.
Share this:
From Protest to Process: Law Enforcement, Race, Trauma, and the Church
In the wake of Ferguson, NYC and many other struggles regarding race and law enforcement, BTS is hosting a free seminar on February 23, 2015 at Temple University to hear community leaders, law enforcement, and mental health discuss some of the struggles and look for ways the church can be a healing force. The hidden matter of urban forms of trauma and impact on the conflict will be the highlight of the night.
Here’s why you should sign up now!
- It is Free!
- Great speakers: Former Commissioner of Philadelphia Police, Sylvester Johnson, Mike Majors, community leader, Rev. Desiree Guyton, LPC, Dr. Shannon Mason, and Dr. Dan Williams. There may be even more!
- Opportunity to ask questions
- Though free, space IS limited.
Sometimes we complain and feel the conversation isn’t going in the right direction to solve these complex problems. I encourage you to be a part of the solution.
Share this:
Filed under Biblical Seminary
Musings on Faith and Psychology 