PLEASE NOTE: All upcoming training sessions have been postponed until further notice due to the threat of COVID-19. Refunds are available, but it is our hope that the sessions will be rescheduled at a later date. If you have already purchased a ticket and wish to receive a refund, please log in to your Eventbrite account and submit a refund request. Thank you for your cooperation! If you have questions or concerns, please contact us.
Tuesday, March 24th from 9am-11am
“Of Course You Know, This Means War!”: Understanding How the Brain Processes Conflict
Taught by AGAPE therapists Danny Camp, DMin, LMFT and Tracy Hall, PhD, LMFT
Participants will:
- Discuss the brain science behind what triggers a person’s sense of conflict.
- Analyze family of origin and life experience “lenses” that can inform a person’s reactions to conflict
- Examine ways to address conflict that will consider physiological processes and allow the therapist to look for a better outcome by helping those in conflict learn how to establish realistic, workable “ground rules” for engaging conflict.
*Note: Because this is a joint training for our Therapy Training Institute (TTI) and our Ministry and Psychology (MaP) tracks, the information presented in this training will primarily work through the objectives in a church and ministry context, but the principles will be applicable to mental health professionals working with couples, families, and individuals in any relationship context.
Intended Audience: Ministers, Church Leaders, Marriage and Family Therapists, Counselors, Social Workers, Psychologists, Addiction Counselors, Therapists, Other Professionals Who Work within the Mental Health Field
Instruction Level: Intermediate
Cost:
$20 (No CE Credits)
$30 (2 CE Credits provided through Lipscomb University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program)
Tuesday, March 31st from 9am-11am
Helping Clients Who Have Experienced Domestic Violence
Taught by Heidi Bennett, LPC/MHSP, ACS, Police Crisis Counseling Supervisor at Metropolitan Nashville Police Department
Participants will:
- List three strategies used by the MNPD Domestic Violence Division and the Family Intervention Program to combat domestic violence in Davidson County
- Discuss the difficulties associated with working with DV clients (resistance, client retention)
- Analyze case studies presented by therapists who do exclusive domestic violence work, and identify what therapeutic elements they incorporate in their practice to increase success and safety.
Intended Audience: Marriage and Family Therapists, Counselors, Social Workers, Psychologists, Addiction Counselors, Therapists, Other Professionals Who Work within the Mental Health Field
Instruction Level: Intermediate
Cost:
$20 (No CE Credits)
$30 (2 APA-Approved CE Credits provided through the American Psychological Association)
**No fee is received by MNPD personnel for presenting this training.**
AGAPE is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. AGAPE maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
There is no known commercial support for any programs listed.