Dunwoody, GA
Contact
Dianne GayTalbott Recovery
dianne.gay@uhsinc.com
678-251-3162
CE Credits:
Application has been made for 3 hours in Area IV for psychologists, 3 Core hours for LCSW, LMFT, LPC, and CAC in accordance with the guidelines established by the Georgia Composite Board.
Though not approved by other agencies, physicians, nurse practitioners, and others may be able to apply these education credits under other areas of their licensing board requirements. Please check with your specific board's guidelines.
Talbott Recovery CE Seminar - July 25, 2014
9:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.
$30.00 per person; $20.00 Military Counseling Professional; $15.00 Talbott Alumni (licensed professionals only)
ONLINE REGISTRATION CLOSED
There will be a very small number of walk-in registrations available
on the morning of the event.
We will accept cash, check, credit, or debit at the door.
Progressive Counting: A Dual Attention Trauma Resolution Methodology Within a Phase Model of Trauma Treatment
Denise L. Houston, LPC
Houston Counseling Services, Inc.
This program begins by providing a description of the Phase Model of Trauma Treatment, including a brief discussion of each specific phase with a focus on the Trauma Resolution Phase. This information will be followed by criteria used to evaluate Trauma Resolution methods for different populations including children, adolescents, adults and those with poor affect tolerance, and for victims of simple trauma versus complex trauma. Progressive Counting, a dual attention Trauma Resolution method created by Dr. Ricky Greenwald of the Child Trauma Institute will be described in detail. If time permits, we will do a demonstration of Progressive Counting in group format.
Learning Objectives:
- Participants will be able to list and describe the specific phases of Trauma Treatment.
- Participants will be able to list criteria to evaluate Trauma Resolution Methodologies.
- Participants will be able to summarize an overview of Progressive Counting.
About Our Presenters
Denise L. Houston, LPC - Houston Counseling Services, Inc.
Denise Houston, LPC, earned her undergraduate degree from Kennesaw State University in Social/Public Service and Psychology. She earned her Master’s Degree in Counseling from Georgia School of Professional Psychology (now Argosy University) in 1996 and is currently in private practice in Cumming, Ga (Houston Counseling Services, Inc). She enjoys working with people across the life span and sees clients from age 3 to people well into their 80’s. Her areas of specialty are recovery from trauma and loss, grief, child abuse and neglect, children of Divorce, adjustment disorders, adoption issues and secondary trauma. She has worked in Child Advocacy Centers providing forensic services in addition to treatment for victims of child abuse and their families, county mental health services, inpatient eating disorders, and enjoys doing trainings for both lay people and professionals who work with trauma-exposed children and adults. She has been a trainer with the Child Trauma Institute in Greenfield, MA since 2008. Additional information can be found at her website, www.denisehouston.com.
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Contact: Dianne Gay at dianne.gay@uhsinc.com or (678) 251-3162.
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