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Therapist counselor training workshops
calendar for counseling continuing education CEUs, CECs, CEHs, PDHs
Counselor Continuing Education
Units:
Counseling Workshops & Conferences,
Counselor - Therapist Training and (CEU's)
Washington State Health Department licensure regulations require that the Licensed Mental
Health Counselor (LMHC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
(LMFT), Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker (LICSW), Chemical Dependency
Professional (CDP) and other professions complete professional
counselor continuing education
(CEs) units (CEUs) continuing education credits (CECs) continuing
education hours (CEHs), psychological continuing education credit (PCEC) or professional development hours (PDHs) to maintain their clinical proficiency.
Unless otherwise specified, these Seattle - King
County, Tacoma - Pierce County, Island County, Jefferson County, Kitsap County,
Mason County, San Juan County, Skagit County, Snohomish County,
Thurston County, Whatcom County, WA. Puget Sound, Washington State area presentations, classes, workshops, conferences
and seminars are open to the public. Call the designated persons in each
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Ongoing and Monthly Counselor Workshops
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If you need help getting started in private practice, or have not been able to get your practice growing the way
you were hoping, I can provide you with concrete ideas and problem solving to build your practice.
I will email you questions to deepen how you are thinking about your practice, and then we will get together for an hour
and a quarter. After the meeting I will be happy to provide you with feedback on any brochures, website write-ups or verbal
business card.
I will also provide you with a notebook of resources, including task lists, budgeting ideas, cognitive therapy for discouragement
and more; and a CD of forms which you can adjust for your purposes.
Location: My office
Date: By appointment.
Presenter: Catherine Haynes, LMFT - Nine years ago I started my private practice. I am in a beautiful office a block and a half from my home. I have as many clients as I want.
Fee: $105
Contact: Catherine Haynes
CEU: No
Phone: (206) 854-7333
Email: send email
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Learn hypnotherapy – the basics and beyond - to gain techniques and strategies for deep healing and sustainable wellness.
• Learn how to apply various techniques and strategies organically and without scripts, for individual client goals and needs ranging from pain and habits to a desire for deeper awareness and connection.
• Apply perceptual concepts to promote integrity and congruence.
Designed as a combination of a home-study and live training course, you will have the advantage of in-depth personal
study plus three and a half days of live demonstrations, practice sessions, course review, and all your questions answered.
This course is based on Dr. LaBay’s book Hypnotherapy: A Client-Centered Approach. This experiential training is for any
health practitioner—holistic or allopathic—whose practice would benefit from the use of hypnosis, trance induction,
relaxation, visualization, mind/body healing, NLP, and specific perceptual concepts that promote rapid healing, as well
as for those who seek their own deep personal change and growth.
Location:
Residence Inn South Lake Union
Date: June 26 - 29th, 2009 9am-6pm
Presenter: Mary LaBay, Ph.D., Behavioral Psychology, and Certified Instructor of Hypnotherapy. Author of 5 books in the field. See website for more details.
Fee: $499.00, This early bird tuition available until January 15th. After that Regular Tuition is $650.00.
Contact: Mary Lee LaBay
CEU: 27 CEU's or 23 home-study credits
Phone: 42556272774255627277
Award(s): 27 CEU's or 23 home-study credits
View Brochure
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University of Washington Certificates in Mental Health
Advance your career in the mental health field with a certificate from the University of Washington. You’ll earn
a quality credential and gain relevant skills and networking opportunities. Below are just a few of the certificate
programs that we offer:
• Psychological Trauma: Effective Treatment and Practice (online + classroom combined)
• Advanced Research in Addiction and the Brain (online)
• Geriatric Mental Health (classroom)
• Gerontology (online)
Learn from leading clinicians and researchers in the field and earn CEUs.
For more information about professional and continuing education opportunities, visit
www.extension.washington.edu.
Location: Seattle or online
Date: Certificate programs start in fall 2009.
Fee: Tuition and fees vary per program
Contact: Enrollment Advising
CEU: Number of CEUs varies per program
Phone: (206) 685-8936 or (888) 469-6499
Award(s): Number of CEUs varies per program
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Implementing techniques of hypnotherapy & other healing strategies, gain confidence in the exploration of past life &
between life discovery & interpretation, the philosophical and scientific foundations supporting them, as well as powerful
means for healing and altering present life effects. Unique applications of these strategies bring purpose and path work,
and other present day pursuits, into focus for you and your clients.
Designed as a combination of a home-study and
live training course, take advantage of in-depth personal study plus three days of live demonstrations, practice sessions,
course review, and all your questions answered. In this course, hone your skills through practical, hands-on experience
with past life and between lives techniques.
This course is suitable for any practitioner who wishes to be
professionally prepared and competent when past lives are indicated in the course of their practice.
"No price can be put on this learning. My own personal experiences were so rich, pure and welcoming. I must continue
on this path of self-discovery. It feels so right!" - Jennifer, Washington
"I especially appreciate the way Mary Lee holds the energy in the room and allows space for learning
even though each student seems to have unique learning styles. Very non-judgmental and focused on helping each student
experience what he or she brings to the learning community." - Cathie, Washington.
(Course repeats in Fall.)
Location: Residence Inn South Lake Union
Date:
July 10 - 12, 2009 9am - 6pm
Presenter: : Mary Lee LaBay, Ph.D., Behavioral Psychology,
and Certified Instructor of Hypnotherapy. Author of 5 books in the field. See website for more details.
Fee: Cost: $499.00, Early Bird Discount for registrations by March 15! Regular Tuition: $650
Contact:
Mary Lee LaBay
CEU: 24 CEU's
Phone: (866) 440-4242
Contact 2: Toll Free Number:
Phone 2: (866) 440-4242
Email 2: marylee@maryleelabay.com
Award(s): 24 CEU's
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Class Information To be held at the Residence Inn South Lake Union, Seattle. A minimum of 8 students is required.
Delve deep into the experience of spiritual connections combined with philosophical and quantum concepts of reality.
Enhance your intuition, expand your consciousness, engage in self-discovery, and explore playful tools for
inspiration—so that you may provide these same benefits to your clients.
•Master theory and practice—and gain personal experience—in advanced topics such as Soul Retrieval, Journeying, Spirit Guide Communication, and others.
•Gain a deeper understanding of non-physical realms and dimensions
•Use intuition-enhancing tools such as pendulums and tarot cards
Designed as a combination of a home-study and live training course, you will have the advantage of in-depth personal study, plus three days of live demonstrations, practice sessions, and course review.
Among the topics and experiences included in the course are:
•Communicating with Spirit Guides
•Shamanic Journeying and Soul Retrieval using hypnosis
•Identity and Boundaries
•Using a Pendulum and Tarot cards
•Other Worlds—planes and dimensions
•Psychic self-defense
•Spirit Releasement—working with entities
Location: Residence Inn South Lake Union, Seattle
Date: August 21 -23, 2009; 9:00am-6:00pm
Presenter: Mary LaBay, Ph.D., Behavioral Psychology, and Certified Instructor of Hypnotherapy. Author of 5 books in the field. See website for more details.
Fee: Cost: $499.00 , Registration Closes April 10th! After that registration by special arrangement at the Regular Tuition: $650
Contact: Mary Lee LaBay
CEU: 24 CEUs
Phone: (425) 562-7272
Contact 2: Toll Free Number:
Phone 2: (866) 440-4242
Email 2: marylee@maryleelabay.com
Award(s): 24 CEUs
Brochure
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King County Sexual Assault Resource Center’s
Professional Development 2009 Fall Series
Empirically Supported Principles for Treating Trauma
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center’s
six part series:
1. September 11, 2009; 11 am – 2pm. Topic: "Behavioral Activation for PTSD."
Presenter: Amy Wagner, PhD, Clinical Psychologist. PTSD Clinical Team, Portland VA Medical Center,
Associate Professor, Department of Psychiatry Oregon Health & Science University Affiliate Faculty. Department
of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences University of Washington.
2. September 25, 2009; 9 am - Noon. Topic: "Teaching Distress Tolerance Skills to Trauma Survivors."
Presenter One: Travis Osborne, PhD, Staff Psychologist and Director of Quality Assurance, Anxiety and
Stress Reduction Center (ASRC) of Seattle and,
Presenter Two: Jayde Prygoda, PhD, Licensed Psychologist, Evidence Based Treatment Centers of Seattle, PLLC,
Dialectical Behavior Therapy Center of Seattle and Anxiety & Stress Reduction Center of Seattle.
3. October 9, 2009; 9 am - Noon. Topic: "Trauma/Rape Related Cognitions—Cognitive Restructuring"
Presenter: Debra Kaysen, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences,
University of Washington, Acting Instructor Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, University of Washington.
4. October 23, 2009; 9 am - Noon. Topic: "Exposure Therapy."
Presenter: Lori Zoellner, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Washington.
5. October 30, 2009; 9 am - Noon. Topic: "Treating Suicidal Clients."
Presenter: Melanie Harned, PhD, Research Scientist, Behavioral Research and Therapy Clinics, University of Washington.
6. November 6, 2009; 9 am - Noon. Topic: "Basic Mindfulness Techniques."
Presenter: Alan Marlatt, PhD, Professor and Director, Addictive Behaviors Research Center, Department of Psychology,
University of Washington.
To register, please
download the registration form.
Location: King county Sexual assault Resource Center, 200 Mill Avenue S., Suite 10, Renton, WA 98057.
Fee: $25 per training or $120 for the entire series
CEU: Each training awards 3 CEU's or 18 CEU's for attendance at all six trainings
Contact: Rhonda Runyan-Babarik [
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Phone: (425) 282-0330
Phone 2: (425) 282-0339
Clinical Supervision I: Basic Skills
This is part one in a three part series on clinical
supervision and meets the state requirements.
For more information or to register.
Location:
Shoreline Center,
18560 1st Ave. NE, Shoreline, WA 98155-2148
Dates: September 18th, 2009 -- 9:00am-4:30pm.
Presenter: Yvonne Owen, PhD
Cost: $125.00
CEUs: 6 continuing education units
Contact: Brian Andersen [
Send an email to Brian Andersen ]
Phone: (206) 441-6892 or toll-free (800) 298-6516.
This training is sponsored by Cascadia Training, 600 Stewart
Street, Suite 1313, Seattle, WA 98101, [Cascadia Training is
a project of Northwest Resource Associates, a 501(c)3
located in Washington state since 1980.]
The Puget Sound Adlerian Society and the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology invite you to participate in our 2009 Certificate Program for Professional Studies in Adlerian Psychology offered in Port Townsend, Washington’s unique Victorian seaport.
Robert L. Powers and Jane Griffith will present and host the four courses of the 2009 Certificate Program at their home in Port Townsend, Washington. This is a very special opportunity for anyone interested in deepening their understanding of human beings and human relationships—and enjoy one of Washington’s most delightful towns. CE hours for mental health professionals and clock hours for educators (13.5 hours per course) are included.* Those who complete the 54-hour program will receive a Certificate of Professional Studies in Adlerian Psychology. Courses have been offered in the Certificate Program since 2001 with appreciative reviews.
Take one, two or all of the courses as you decide.
Date: Sept. 25-26: Individual Psychotherapy
Nov. 20-21: Couple, Family, and Child Therapy
Presenter: Robert L. Powers, MDiv, MA disgintushed service professor emeritus - Adler School of Professional Psychology in Chicago; past president NASAP.
Presenter: Jane Griffith, M.A., M.A.T., professor emerita - Adler School of Porfessional Psychology in Chicago; past president NASAP.
Fee: See Brochure attached for various rates
Contact: Ann Skutt, PSAS
CEU: Yes
Phone: (206) 527-2566
Email:
send email
Award(s): 13.5 per course, 54 total
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September 18, 2009
Pierce County Counselors Association
PCCA’s Annual Ethics Workshop:
Ethics and the Law 2009-2010:
What You Need to Know*
Location: Catholic Community
Services
1323 Yakima Ave, Tacoma, WA 98405
Registration-Coffee and
Refreshments:
8:15 to 8:30 am.
Program: 8:30 to 11:45am
[ Free parking on street or in rear
lot. ]
Presenter: Laura Groshong, MSW, LICSW is a Board-Certified Diplomate in Clinical
Social Work and a Registered Lobbyist in Washington. She has
worked as a mental health advocate for over 10 years at both the
state and federal level.
Cost: FREE for PCCA
Members (Join or renew membership for the coming year, attend this training, and
earn 3 CEUs . You’ll have the opportunity to earn 15 more CEUs,
including Ethics Workshop 2010, between Oct. 2009 and Sept. 2010
at no additional cost. See dues below.)
$35.00 for Non-Members
*This workshop has
been approved for 3 CEUs by the Washington Chapter, National
Association of Social Workers (NASW) for Licensed Social
Workers, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists and Licensed
Mental Health Counselors. PCCA Provider number is #1975-277.
Registration
ALL ATTENDEES (members and non-members) PLEASE REGISTER
To join PCCA and/ or register for the workshop, send payment and
Your Name, Personal Phone, Business Name, Business Phone,
Address, and Email address to:
Mary Phillips Green
18512 93rd Ave. E.
Puyallup, WA 98375 |
(or current members
may email her at maryphillipsgreen@comcast.net.)
Membership for 2009-10 including workshop: ___ Professional:
$60.00 ___ Associate: $60.00 ___ Student/Retired: $30.00 ___
Groups seeking membership, call Mary Phillips Green
Workshop Only: ___ $35.00
Questions? Call 425-753-0693 or 253-604-4564.
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Are You ready to take the Counselor Licensure Examination?
Attend the:
NCMHCE Licensure Preparation Course
This one-day licensure preparation course covers crucial content and
test-taking strategies for the NCMHCE exam. On average,
attendees rate this course "excellent" the highest ranking
available. Presenter Lisa Mayfield developed the training
and all the course materials.
Our last offering filled up quickly, so register early.
For more information or to register.
Location:
Shoreline Center,
18560 1st Ave. NE, Shoreline, WA 98155-2148
Dates: September 18th, 2009 -- 9:00am-5:00pm
Presenter: Lisa Mayfield, MA, LMHC
Fee: $175.00
Contact: Brian Andersen [
Send an email to Brian Andersen ]
Phone: (206) 441-6892 or toll-free (800) 298-6516.
This training is sponsored by Cascadia Training, 600 Stewart
Street, Suite 1313, Seattle, WA 98101, [Cascadia Training is
a project of Northwest Resource Associates, a 501(c)3
located in Washington state since 1980.]
Personal Mythology and Dreamwork Transformation Intensive
with Stanley Krippner, PhD
EXPERIENTIAL WORKSHOP DESC: The transpersonal dimension is alive with an alchemy of psychic patterns found in stories, repeating themselves in various archetypal forms. Unravel and update your own personal mythology while you experientially learn skills to help your clients' work with their life stories. Through an engaging workshop with Stanley Krippner PhD, a legendary master in mythology and dream studies, who integrates Personal Mythology curriculum with exercises of intuition, energy work, gestalt group work, art, dream work and ritual, you will unravel your personal myth, find a new guiding one, and learn practical skills to assist others in transforming their stories. This workshop has received rave reviews and is a once in a lifetime opportunity to study with a master.
INTRO LECTURE DESC: The Friday 9/18 (7-9:30 PM) INTRO
Personal Myths are those beliefs and worldviews that consciously or unconsciously influence our decisions and give meaning to our lives. Some of these myths are helpful and some are harmful. This introductory lecture will describe the four factors that influence personal myths: biology, culture, interpersonal experiences, and transpersonal experiences. Suggestions will be given for identifying, evaluating, and transforming dysfunctional myths, beliefs, and worldviews. As the Greek philosopher Epictetus wrote, many centuries ago, "It is not what happens to us that is important, it is how we react to what happens to us that is important."
Location: Wise Awakening
Date: Friday INTRO: Sept 18, 2009, 7-9:30 PM
Weekend Workshop: Sept 19-20, 2009 (Fee Includes 9/18 INTRO)
Presenter: This workshop is a not to be missed lifetime opportunity. Internationally known for decades of pioneering work in the scientific investigation of human consciousness, Dr. Krippner is a living treasure in Dream Study and Mind-Research, a beloved faculty member (35 years) of Saybrook University, world recognized as an expert in Transpersonal Psychology, internationally known for decades of research in shamanism and mythology. Stanley Krippner, PhD. has written or co-authored over 900 articles and a dozen books, including Personal Mythology, The Mythic Path, Extraordinary Dreams, and Haunted by Combat. His workshops are both educational and experiential, receiving broad acclaim for their transformative function.
Fee: 9/18 INTRO - $15/$20, 9/18-20, $280/$295, CECs: $20 on site
Contact: Susan Burns
CEU: 17.0
Phone: (425) 881-9000
Award(s): 17.0
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King County Sexual Assault Resource Center’s
Professional Development 2009 Fall Series
Empirically Supported Principles for Treating Trauma
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center’s
six part series:
Presentation
3. October 9, 2009; 9 am - Noon. Topic: "Trauma/Rape Related Cognitions—Cognitive Restructuring"
Presenter: Debra Kaysen, PhD, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences,
University of Washington, Acting Instructor Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, University of Washington.
Presentation
4. October 23, 2009; 9 am - Noon. Topic: "Exposure Therapy."
Presenter: Lori Zoellner, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Washington.
Presentation
5. October 30, 2009; 9 am - Noon. Topic: "Treating Suicidal Clients."
Presenter: Melanie Harned, PhD, Research Scientist, Behavioral Research and Therapy Clinics, University of Washington.
Next Month--Presentation
6. November 6, 2009; 9 am - Noon. Topic: "Basic Mindfulness Techniques."
Presenter: Alan Marlatt, PhD, Professor and Director, Addictive Behaviors Research Center, Department of Psychology,
University of Washington.
To register, please
download the registration form.
Location: King county Sexual assault Resource Center, 200 Mill Avenue S., Suite 10, Renton, WA 98057.
Fee: $25 per training or $120 for the entire series
CEU: Each training awards 3 CEU's or 18 CEU's for attendance at all six trainings
Contact: Rhonda Runyan-Babarik [
Send an Email ]
Phone: (425) 282-0330
Phone 2: (425) 282-0339
Clinical
Supervision II: Clinical Skills
This is part
two in a three part series on clinical supervision and meets
the state requirements.
For more information or to register.
Location:
Shoreline Center, 18560 1st Ave. NE, Shoreline, WA 98155-2148
Dates: October 16, 2009 -- 9:00am to 5:00pm
Presenter: Presented by: Yvonne Owen, PhD
Fee: $125.00
CEU: 6 continuing education units.
Contact: Brian Andersen [
Send an email to Brian Andersen ]
Phone: (206) 441-6892 or toll-free (800) 298-6516.
This training is sponsored by Cascadia Training, 600 Stewart
Street, Suite 1313, Seattle, WA 98101, [Cascadia Training is a project of Northwest Resource Associates, a 501(c)3
located in Washington state since 1980.]
October 21st-- Portland,
OR. 9:00-4:30
October 23rd-- Shoreline, WA. 9:00-4:30
What Adopted Kids
Need to Succeed
Presented by Sherrie
Eldridge, author of numerous adoption-related books, including:
“Twenty Things Adopted Kids Wish Their Adoptive Parents Knew.”
An adoptive person herself, Sherrie blends practical adoption
truths with life-changing principles into her workshops. She
helps parents and professionals see adoption from the child's
viewpoint.
Sherrie's latest
book: "20 Things Adoptive Parents Need to Succeed" comes out on
October 27th. We'll have copies fresh off the press.
For more information or to register.
Location:
Shoreline Center, 18560 1st Ave. NE, Shoreline, WA 98155-2148
Dates: December 4th, 2009 -- 9:00am to 5:00pm
Fee: $125.00
CEU: 6 continuing education units.
Contact: Brian Andersen [
Send an email to Brian Andersen ]
Phone: (206) 441-6892 or toll-free (800) 298-6516.
This training is sponsored by Cascadia Training, 600 Stewart
Street, Suite 1313, Seattle, WA 98101, [Cascadia Training is a project of Northwest Resource Associates, a 501(c)3
located in Washington state since 1980.]
Chill & Spill Intensive Training
Learn how to use the “Chill & Spill” program with high-risk youth. Chill & Spill is a promising prevention and intervention tool that fosters social and emotional learning in a variety of settings. Based in cognitive behavioral, narrative and art therapies, the journal is designed to increase self-awareness, self-esteem, increase social engagement, and promote healthy coping skills. When used in a group setting, Chill & Spill promotes bonding among group members as well as with facilitators. Youth are highly motivated to participate, as this is an alternative to traditional talk-therapy that encourages self-expression and creativity.
Location: 2100 Building / Rainier Valley
Date: October 19: Monday from 8:30am – 4:30pm
October 20: Tuesday from 8:30am – 12pm
Presenter: Annie McCall, M.A., L.M.H.C. is a Dialectical Behavioral Therapist and has extensive teaching experience in high school, college, and clinical settings. She has been a featured presenter at several national and state conferences. In addition to being an engaging and dynamic presenter, Annie also has supervised doctoral students in clinical psychology and provides consultation to professionals therapists to develop their skills.
Fee: $150 early bird registration
Contact: Zandi
CEU: 11
Phone: (206) 362-4047
Award(s): 11
Registration Form
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King County Sexual Assault Resource Center’s
Professional Development 2009 Fall Series
Empirically Supported Principles for Treating Trauma
King County Sexual Assault Resource Center’s
six part series:
Presentation
6. November 6, 2009; 9 am - Noon.
Topic: "Basic Mindfulness Techniques."
Presenter: Alan Marlatt, PhD, Professor and Director, Addictive Behaviors Research Center, Department of Psychology,
University of Washington.
To register, please
download the registration form.
Location: King county Sexual assault Resource Center, 200 Mill Avenue S., Suite 10, Renton, WA 98057.
Fee: $25 per training or $120 for the entire series
CEU: Each training awards 3 CEU's or 18 CEU's for attendance at all six trainings
Contact: Rhonda Runyan-Babarik [
Send an Email ]
Phone: (425) 282-0330
Phone 2: (425) 282-0339
The Puget Sound Adlerian Society and the North American Society of Adlerian Psychology invite you to participate
in our 2009 Certificate Program for Professional Studies in Adlerian Psychology offered in Port Townsend, Washington’s
unique Victorian seaport.
Robert L. Powers and Jane Griffith will present and host the four courses of the 2009 Certificate Program
at their home in Port Townsend, Washington. This is a very special opportunity for anyone interested in deepening their
understanding of human beings and human relationships—and enjoy one of Washington’s most delightful towns. CE
hours for mental health professionals and clock hours for educators (13.5 hours per course) are included.* Those who complete
the 54-hour program will receive a Certificate of Professional Studies in Adlerian Psychology. Courses have been offered in
the Certificate Program since 2001 with appreciative reviews.
Take one, two or all of the courses as you decide.
Date: Nov. 20-21: Couple, Family, and Child Therapy
Presenter: Robert L. Powers, MDiv, MA disgintushed service professor emeritus - Adler School of Professional Psychology in Chicago; past president NASAP.
Presenter: Jane Griffith, M.A., M.A.T., professor emerita - Adler School of Porfessional Psychology in Chicago; past president NASAP.
Fee: See Brochure attached for various rates
Contact: Ann Skutt, PSAS
CEU: 13.5 per course, 54 total
Phone: (206) 527-2566
Email: send email
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Are You ready to take the Counselor Licensure
Examination?
Attend the:
NCMHCE Licensure Preparation Course
This one-day licensure preparation course covers crucial content and
test-taking strategies for the NCMHCE exam. On average, attendees rate this course "excellent" the highest ranking
available. Presenter Lisa Mayfield developed the training and all the course materials.
Our last offering filled up quickly, so register early.
For more information or to register.
Location:
Shoreline Center, 18560 1st Ave. NE, Shoreline, WA 98155-2148
Dates: December 4th, 2009 -- 9:00am to 5:00pm
Presenter: Lisa Mayfield, MA, LMHC
Fee: $175.00
Contact: Brian Andersen [
Send an email to Brian Andersen ]
Phone: (206) 441-6892 or toll-free (800) 298-6516.
This training is sponsored by Cascadia Training, 600 Stewart
Street, Suite 1313, Seattle, WA 98101, [Cascadia Training is a project of Northwest Resource Associates, a 501(c)3
located in Washington state since 1980.]
Clinical Supervision III: Advance Skills
This is part three in
a three part series on clinical supervision and meets Washington
State
requirements.
For more information or to register.
Location:
Shoreline Center, 18560 1st Ave. NE, Shoreline, WA 98155-2148
Dates: December 4th, 2009 -- 9:00am to 5:00pm
Presenter: Presented by: Yvonne Owen, PhD
Fee: $125.00
CEU: 6 continuing education units.
Contact: Brian Andersen [
Send an email to Brian Andersen ]
Phone: (206) 441-6892 or toll-free (800) 298-6516.
This training is sponsored by Cascadia Training, 600 Stewart
Street, Suite 1313, Seattle, WA 98101, [Cascadia Training is a project of Northwest Resource Associates, a 501(c)3
located in Washington state since 1980.]
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