CEU Offering

Objective: Education on best practices in working with challenging families via assessing personality disorders, family dynamics and tools to intervene to provide best outcomes to those who present as resistant to care.

Course Summary: Review of presenting issues of challenging families and interventional applications in addressing the needs of those families to assist with more positive outcomes. Techniques focused on clinicians’ ability to rema

Objective: Focused on the clinician, this program educates the practitioner on how to better evaluate who they are via the relationship with those for whom they work

Summary: Through education via psychodynamic literature the practitioner will identify the interplay in the relational dyad that can be leverage to better take care of themselves and thereby feel more satisfied in their work and relationships.

Objective: Presentation on how a consumer directed model can assist practitioners to develop an aligned relationship with their patients/clients so that ethical decisions are made by informed clients.

Course Summary: Review of Consumer directed model main dimensions and its impact on consumer directed services. Educate on how the role of helper requires a paradigm shift that gives power back to patients and decisions makers when faced with tough ethical choices.

Objective: Case studies and Literature review using examples of the preventative model and its impact on reduction in hospitalizations and thereby positive outcomes

Summary: Review of case studies and literature where the use of mutual inclusive goals is utilized as a preventative approach to hospitalizations and better outcomes.

Objective: Education on best practices in working with challenging families, assessing personality disorders, family dynamics and tools to intervene to provide best outcomes.

Course Summary: Review of presenting issues of challenging families and interventional applications in addressing the needs of those families to assist with more positive outcomes. Techniques focused on clinicians’ ability to remain objective via accurate documentation and understanding of how counter transference can impact