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SUMMARY:Cultural Competency: Exploring Socio-Economic Status Mental Health
DESCRIPTION:Socio-economic status can influence a person’s thoughts\, attitudes\,\nand behaviors. Understanding the cultural aspects of socio-economic\nstatus can be beneficial to health care and mental health care providers\nwhen interacting with clients. This online class will incorporate videos\nand online resources to explore various aspects of socio-economic\nstatus. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of meeting the\nneeds of clients from all levels of socio-economic status\, with a goal\nof reducing misunderstandings and disparities in services. \nOnline Asynchronous \n6.0 CEUs
URL:https://ilcdvp.org/event/cultural-competency-exploring-socio-economic-status-mental-health/
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ORGANIZER;CN="Oakton College":MAILTO:cehp@oakton.edu
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SUMMARY:The Impact of Domestic Violence on Victims\, their Families\, and The Community
DESCRIPTION:Biography: Renee is a Certified Domestic Violence\nProfessional with a master’s is Social Work from Aurora University. Before joining Family Counseling Service\, Renee worked with survivors of domestic and sexual violence for more than 10 years. This experience has provided Renee with insights into the consequences of intimate partner violence on mental health and how professionals can effectively support survivors. She looks forward to sharing her knowledge and engaging in this important conversation. \nObjectives: Participants will gain an understanding of the impacts of domestic violence on the survivor\, domestic violence on families and communities. Participants will also gain the knowledge of the complex barriers survivors face when navigating systems and learn trauma informed strategies to use when working with survivors in a clinical setting. \nCEUs:  3.0 \n 
URL:https://ilcdvp.org/event/the-impact-of-domestic-violence-on-victims-their-families-and-the-community/
LOCATION:Family Counseling Service\, 70 S River St\, Aurora\, IL\, 60506
CATEGORIES:CEU Training
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SUMMARY:A Comprehensive Initial Interview in Counseling and Therapy
DESCRIPTION:A Comprehensive Initial Interview in Counseling and Therapy will\nexamine how to conduct a comprehensive initial interview covering\nfive key domains. Course will include how to summarize the material\nand write a five-part treatment plan. \nIn-Person Training \n6.0 CEUs
URL:https://ilcdvp.org/event/a-comprehensive-initial-interview-in-counseling-and-therapy/
CATEGORIES:CEU Training
ORGANIZER;CN="Oakton College":MAILTO:cehp@oakton.edu
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SUMMARY:The Intersect Between Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse
DESCRIPTION:Biography: Danielle is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a master’s in Social Work from Aurora University. Before joining Family Counseling Service in 2018\, Danielle worked eight years as a therapist at an outpatient substance abuse treatment center–primarily working with adolescents and adults with dual diagnosis concerns\, mandated to treatment by court\, DCFS\, or other entities. At FCS\, Danielle is the MISA Program Supervisor and serves as the treatment representative for Kendall County Drug Court and Kendall County Mental Health Court. Danielle facilitates psychoeducational groups for adolescents and adults through the MISA program\, Partner Abuse Intervention Program\, and at Kendall County jail. She is also a trained SMART Recovery facilitator and leads a weekly meeting on-site at FCS\, an available resource for both clients and community members to gain support for any type of addictive behavior. These experiences have provided Danielle with insights into the complexity of both addiction and domestic violence and the role each plays in the other problem behavior. She looks forward to sharing this information with you all and hearing your own experiences in addressing these concerns with the clients you serve. \nObjectives: Participants will be able to identify symptoms of addiction and theories of causes of addiction and gain insight about patterns of domestic violence and the root cause of intimate partner violence. By the end of the presentation\, participants can utilize evidenced-based strategies to address thinking patterns related to both addiction and intimate partner violence\, identify components of the Transtheoretical Model (Stages of Change) and its application to both addiction and domestic violence and analyze possible biases that impact work with this client population and identify self-care strategies to ensure effective working relationship and decrease risk of burnout. \nCEUs:  3.0
URL:https://ilcdvp.org/event/the-intersect-between-domestic-violence-and-substance-abuse/
LOCATION:Family Counseling Service\, 70 S River St\, Aurora\, IL\, 60506
CATEGORIES:CEU Training
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