Events

Incorporate practical and actionable curriculum for social workers by addressing the effects of climate change on the most vulnerable populations with Kelly Smith, DSW, MEd, MSc.

This seminar is part of the Couple Psychotherapy Program at the Postgraduate Programs for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, Derner School of Psychology presents.

Dr. Mary Margaret Gleason addresses the factors to consider in the role of psychopharmacologic treatment as a part of an early childhood mental health treatment plan.

Join us for this two-hour didactic and experiential workshop for an introduction to the history and theoretical background of the field of poetry therapy, discussion of how to select and utilize literature and the impact of metaphor use in clinical settings.

Training description: The recent COVID-19 pandemic has moved many mental health professionals towards telehealth services. However, many professionals find it challenging to engage children and adolescents in telehealth sessions.

Join us for this two-hour didactic and experiential workshop to learn a variety of writing structures and prompts to help both contain and explore anxiety, methods to encourage clients’ positive coping through writing as well as how these methods can serve as a form of desensitization or cognitive rehearsal.

The Derner School of Psychology, Master’s Programs in General Psychology and Mental Health Counseling, in Collaboration with the Graduate Student Council, Proudly Presents its 8th Annual Networking Event.

This seminar is part of the Couple Psychotherapy Program at the Postgraduate Programs for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, Derner School of Psychology presents.

This two hour interactive and didactic continuing education workshop will positively disrupt the rhetoric of allyship in the social work and broader mental health community.

About 25%-35% of humans are born with a more sensitive nervous system. This means, you pick up on more information from your environment, leading you to a stronger ability to empathize, experience intuition, be detail oriented, and notice subtle changes in your environment. Western culture encourages the perspective that we as citizens need to be tougher, less emotional, and be able to handle high levels of stress without breaking a sweat.

This seminar is part of the Couple Psychotherapy Program at the Postgraduate Programs for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, Derner School of Psychology presents.