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206: A Skill-based Approach for Building Resiliency to Promote Wellness

Level: Intermediate, Workshop Tracks

PRESENTERSCREDENTIALSCE CREDITSLEVELSummary  Due to the high number of Americans overwhelmed by stress and anxiety, prevention and training programs are needed to mitigate stress and resist anxiety. Just as we physically train for fitness, the brain can also be...

208: Clinical Skills of Effective Therapists that Improve Client Outcomes: Empirical Evidence and Clinical Applications from a Christian Perspective

Level: Advanced, Workshop Tracks

PRESENTERSCREDENTIALSCE CREDITSLEVELSummary  This track workshop presentation will cover eight clinical skills of effective psychologists and licensed mental health professionals that improve client outcomes (Miller & Moyers, 2021; Tan, 2021): accurate empathy,...

303: Secrets of Sex and Marriage Update: What They May Not Know, but You Need to

Level: Beginner, Workshop Tracks

PRESENTERSCREDENTIALSCE CREDITSLEVELSummary  More than half of all married couples meet the criteria for sexual dysfunction at some point in their marriages. Much of this conflict arises out of common myths and attribution errors. Recent research reveals several...

304: Healing the Wounds of Human Trafficking

Level: Advanced, Workshop Tracks

PRESENTERSCREDENTIALSCE CREDITSLEVELSummary  Trafficking of people, or human trafficking, is an illegal activity that touches all nations and has long-lasting physical, social, and psychological consequences for survivors and all those involved. Traffickers exploit...

305: Young Adults and Adolescents vs. Addiction: Maximizing Success by Retracing the Vine to its Roots Beyond Trauma to Attachment Capacity and Intimacy Connections

Level: Advanced, Workshop Tracks

PRESENTERSCREDENTIALSCE CREDITSLEVELSummary  Most people are poignantly aware of the surge in addictions, especially since the pandemic—multiple sexual addictions, addictions to drugs, alcohol, food, gambling, video gaming, and social media, and the increase in...

306: Riding the Waves of Emotion: Practical Skills for Emotion Regulation Copy

Level: Intermediate, Workshop Tracks

PRESENTERSCREDENTIALSCE CREDITSLEVELSummary  Emotion dysregulation is a frequently reported symptom of many psychological disorders. This workshop will explore the nature, function, and neurobiology of emotion regulation, as well as its development through securely...

307: Imposter Syndrome: Timely Insights and Proven Strategies to Address One of the Nation’s Most Overlooked Mental Health Issues

Level: Intermediate, Workshop Tracks

PRESENTERSCREDENTIALSCE CREDITSLEVELSummary  Each year, thousands of people seek help from psychologists and licensed mental health professionals for their low self-esteem and confidence. Though not a formal diagnosis in the DSM-5-TR, some of the most famous public...

308: The Role of Spirituality and Faith in Counseling: What Christian Counselors Need to Know

Level: Beginner, Workshop Tracks

PRESENTERSCREDENTIALSCE CREDITSLEVELSummary  Ethical codes identify the spiritual dimension as a necessary component of competent counseling, marriage and family therapy, and social work. However, evidence suggests that many licensed mental health professionals lack...

401: The Brain and Attachment Styles: A Toolkit for Clinicians

Level: Advanced, Workshop Tracks

PRESENTERSCREDENTIALSCE CREDITSLEVELSummary  Attachment dynamics explain much of what happens within relationships and the suffering that prompts clients to seek services. John Bowlby (1969) described the attachment system as active “from the cradle to the grave.” The...

402: Mental and Relational Healthcare for the Church: The Struggle is Real

Level: Intermediate, Workshop Tracks

PRESENTERSCREDENTIALSCE CREDITSLEVELSummary  People are hurting today in unprecedented ways and virtually epidemic numbers. A litany of clinically significant mental and relational health problems exists not only in society at large but within the Church. Yet, in most...

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