PPI offers dynamic workshops by experienced professionals, which have the great advantage of being local and inexpensive, and in an intimate and comfortable space, limited to seventeen participants, which allows a great deal of interaction, conversation and experiential learning.

Domestic Violence:
Understanding Its Impact In The Lives Of Clients

This workshop will address the aftermath of aggression and violent behavior from people known intimately by the victim.

This workshop for
Professional Counselors,
Social Workers and Marriage and
Family Therapists
has the great advantage of being local and inexpensive, and in an intimate and comfortable space, limited to seventeen participants, which allows a great deal of interaction, conversation and experiential learning.

Friday, August 11, 2017

1:00 PM  -  4:30PM

The impact of domestic violence on the physical and mental health of clients is so significant, it needs to be studied and understood by clinicians at all levels of therapy.  Whether working with children, adults, the elderly, drug and alcohol abusers, or clients experiencing health or legal issues, the brunt of domestic violence may be behind many of the presenting problems.  This workshop will address the aftermath of aggression and violent behavior from people known intimately by the victim.  Statistics and other known facts will be presented as well as information on accessing resources.  The course will also present information on strategies for helping clients stay safe.

Objectives:

Participants will recognize what constitutes domestic violence.
Participants will identify characteristics of abusers and victims.
Participants will be able to establish a resource list for help against domestic violence.
Participants will determine the risk factors for domestic violence.

Presenter:

Sandra Morgenthal is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor- Supervisor in Kentucky and Ohio. She is also a Clinically Certified Forensic Counselor and a Registered Nurse. She has taught at local, state, and national levels on various topics relevant to professional counseling. She has also served as Adjunct Professor at Xavier University and Cincinnati Christian University. She is currently working at a large counseling agency in Cincinnati as a counselor and a clinical supervisor.

 

3 CE hours for Licensed Professional Counselors, Social Workers, and Marriage & Family Therapists

$60 for Licensed Counselors
$48 for Clergy and Students
10% Discount for 3 or more from one agency  

CSWMFT Board Provider #RCX071202 (LPC)     #RST091501 (SW & MFT)

Walk-ins and unpaid registrants are welcome, but admission cannot be guaranteed as seating is limited.

Because of the small size of our seminars, we cannot offer refunds, however we may be able to offer participation in a future workshop. If you have to cancel, please contact us immediately since we often have a waiting list.

If the workshop is full, and you would like to be put on a waiting list, send an email including the name and date of the workshop and your name and phone number to info@pastoral-counseling.org

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