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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.
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County, Tacoma - Pierce County, Island County, Jefferson County, Kitsap County,
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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: Thursday, Feb. 19, 6:00 - 9:30 pm; Feb. 20-22, 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
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: Yes
Phone: (425) 440.4242 or (425) 562-7277
Award(s): 27 contact CEU's or 23 home-study credits
View Brochure [
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The 2009 Certificate Program for Professional Studies in the Psychology of Alfred Adler ~ The Foundation of Third Force, Humanistic, and Holistic Psychologies
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: Feb. 6-7 The Basics of Adlerian Theory & Practice
Apr. 3-4 Personality Development & Dynamics
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
Phone: (206) 527-2566
Email: send email
CEU Award(s): 13.5 per course, 54 total
Brochure [
to counselor - therapist website ]
Evidence Based Practice Seminar
For Behavioral Health Practitioners Serving Children and Youth In Washington State.
Date: March 13, 2009 in Lacey, Washington
Who should attend?
This seminar is for Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Psychiatric Nurses, Independent Social Workers, Advanced Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and Mental Health Counselors.
Designed with you in mind.
University of Washington faculty, DSHS staff, family partners and community providers collaborated to design a one-day seminar titled, “Update on Evidence Based Practice”. The purpose of the seminar is to increase practitioner knowledge and present future opportunities to develop skills as they relate to behavioral health evidence based practices for children and youth. This seminar is free of charge.
Two locations; limited seating.
Two seminars will be held. The first is for practitioners serving children and youth in Western Washington. This conference will be held at the Lacey Community Center in Olympia (Lacey) on March 13, 2009. The second conference for practitioners in Eastern Washington will be held in Spokane. This will be an all day seminar from approximately 9am to 5pm. Participation will be limited to the first 75 providers who enroll.
The Evidence Based Practice Institute
Legislation passed in April 2007 established the Evidence Based Practice Institute (EBPI) at the University of Washington
School of Medicine. The primary goal of the Institute is:
To support the expansion of empirically supported interventions for children, youth
and families in order to improve the likelihood of positive outcomes.
There is very strong scientific evidence that when clinicians systematically utilize specific treatments for a range of childhood disorders in conjunction with family engagement and skill enhancement strategies, child and adolescent behavior improves. During the seminar we will elicit your input on how we can support your continued involvement in the development and implementation of effective services for children and families.
Directions: 6729 Pacific Ave SE; Olympia, WA 98503
From I-5, take exit 109 to Martin Way. Go East on Martin Way one mile to Carpenter Road. Turn right on Carpenter Road and proceed one mile to Pacific Avenue. At Pacific Avenue, turn left and proceed three-tenths of a mile into Woodland Creek Community Park. The Lacey Community Center is located in Woodland Creek Community Park.
Hosted by:
Eric Trupin, PhD, Director, Evidence Based Practice Institute, University of Washington
Jeffery Thompson, MD MPH, Chief Medical Officer, Department of Social and Health Services
Richard Kellogg, Director, Mental Health Division, Department of Social and Health Services
No cost. No CEUs granted. To attend, you must RSVP to
amrivers@u.washington.edu with your name and affiliation.
The 2009 Certificate Program for Professional Studies in the Psychology of Alfred Adler ~ The Foundation of Third Force,
Humanistic, and Holistic Psychologies
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: Feb. 6-7 The Basics of Adlerian Theory & Practice
Apr. 3-4 Personality Development & Dynamics
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
Phone: (206) 527-2566
Email: send email
CEU Award(s): 13.5 per course, 54 total
Brochure [ to counselor - therapist website ]
Mental Health Lecture at Seattle Pacific University
Marston Lecture
“
Toward a Theology of Mental Illness” will be the topic of the annual C. May Marston lecture given by Marcia Webb,
SPU associate professor of graduate psychology. The lecture will be held
Thursday, April 16, 7:30-9:30 p.m. in Demaray
Hall 150 on the Seattle Pacific University campus, 3307 3rd Avenue West, Seattle. The lecture is free and
wheelchair accessible. Free parking is available in the West Dravus Street parking lot. For more information, call
206-281-2003.
Fundamentals II:
Past Lives and Present Possibilities
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: April 25-27; 9:00am-6:00pm
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
Phone: (425) 562-7272
Email: send email
Contact 2: Toll Free Number: (866) 440-4242
Email 2: Mary Lee LaBay - send email
CEU Award(s): 24 CEU's
Brochure
[ to counselor - therapist website ]
Breakthrough Strategies to Teach and Counsel Troubled Youth
Got Problem Kids? Here's your Problem Student Problem-Solver Conference. You name the problems and this
workshop delivers hundreds of immediate, problem-stopping answers. You will leave with innovative, more
effective strategies for school failure, truancy, dropping out, work refusal, violence, delinquency, bad
attitudes, depression and more. College credit and clock hours available.
Free sample interventions, and free monthly Problem Student Problem-Solver magazine available at our web site,
http://www.youthchg.com, or via email (dwells@youthchg.com), or call toll-free to 1-800-545-5736. Work-study
financial aid available for all classes. Call for details.
Location: Holiday Inn Sea Tac
Date: May 7-9, 2009
Presenter: Author/Trainer Ruth Herman Wells, MS, 30 years experience training counselors and 20 years experience working with troubled youth and children.
Fee: $169, financial aid offered
Contact: Ruth Wells
CEU: Yes, 10 CEU's
Phone: (503) 982-4220
Email: send email
Phone 2: (503) 982-4220
Email 2: send email
Registration Form
Brochure
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Awareness Engineering Fundamentals III:
Transpersonal Discovery
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: May 15-17, 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
Phone: (425) 562-7272
Phone: Toll Free Number: (866) 440-4242
Email: send email
Award(s): 24 CEUs
Brochure
[ to counselor - therapist website ]
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
View Brochure
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Email Mary Lee LaBay ] [
to counselor - therapist website ]
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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Email Mary Lee LaBay ] [ to counselor - therapist website ]
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: Feb. 6-7 The Basics of Adlerian Theory & Practice
Apr. 3-4 Personality Development & Dynamics
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
Brochure [
to counselor - therapist website ]
Title
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:
September 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
Brochure [ to counselor - therapist website ]
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Purpose
The programs and trainings listed in
the Workshop Calendar are organized by national state or local training organizations
or by fellow therapists to help you meet your professional training requirements and are presented in the
greater Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Washington, King County, Snohomish
County, Kitsap County, Pierce County, WA, Puget Sound area in Washington State.
The CounselingSeattle.com Workshop
Calendar is intended to publicize programs that provide the mental
health counselor, therapist, social worker, psychotherapist,
chemical dependency professional or psychologist with
training activities to meet Washington State requirements for licensed
and registered counselors and professionals in psychology
Whether you are looking for CEU's, CECs, (work
shops in professional continuing education units, or continuing
education credits) satisfying continuing licensure or certification
requirements or just want to add to your social work or counseling
skills, the wide selection of program offerings help to satisfy a
great variety of special interests and needs. Return to this
page each month as offerings change month.
Licensure and
certification in professional counseling require the therapist to
participate continuing education to strengthen counselor psychotherapy skills and abilities.
Note on us:
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apostrophea set of initials is a possessive form which we
consider incorrect usage. Therefore, we use upper case initials with a
lower case "s" to show the plural form. Specifically, we use "CEUs"
for Continuing education units [rather than CEU's], "CECs" for
Continuing Education Credits [rather than CEC's], CEHs for Continuing
Education Hours [rather than CEH's] and PDHs for Professional
Development Hours [rather than PDH's].
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The topics listed or scheduled on this counselor training Workshop Calendar include a broad
scope of topics from professional certification programs, therapy techniques (hypnosis or hypnotherapy,
EMDR, cognitive behavioral therapy, etc.), to testing (SASSI-III,
etc), to basic psychological concepts (abnormal psychology), to
understanding and treatment for specific client problems (abuse, ADHD,
alcoholism, addiction, anger, anxiety, bereavement, depression, drug
abuse, grief and loss, rage, self-injury as a coping mechanism,
etc.), to broader background topics (pharmacology, medication
monitoring, parenting problems, chemical dependency treatment), nutrition, and to
relatively new concepts (emotional intelligence, etc.).
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