Continuing Education

Continuing Education

Catalog/Programs  

Dealing With the Aging PopulationClock Hours: 6.00CEUS: 0.60
This program deals with the many issues surrounding how to deal with an aging person. Emotional, physical and financial problems may arise and affect family and friends as well as the patient. An expert panel will also cover how to counsel the patient/family, assisting the 'sandwich generation', and resources for handling the many hurdles facing the aging popluation. Instructor: Rafe Ellisor, LMSW.
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-517-02
$115

05/18/2010 - 05/18/2010
T 09:00AM - 04:30PM

Harbison Campus
Rafe Ellisor
Brain & Spinal Cord Injuries-- Counseling and ResourcesClock Hours: 6.00CEUS: 0.60
Brain and spinal cord injuries present significant difficulties, both emotionally and physically, for patients as well as the families and friends. This course presents issues surrounding rehab, counseling, and some resources for assisting patients and families. Included in this conference will be individuals to discuss resources and support systems in the SC area and a panel discussion by patients and their families. 6 CEUs applied for SW, LTC and counselors. Instructor: Rafe Ellisor, LMSW
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-512-02
$115

02/23/2010 - 02/23/2010
T 09:00AM - 04:00PM
CE 102
Harbison Campus
Rafe Ellisor
Bullies and BullyingClock Hours: 6.00CEUS: 0.60
Bullying is very similar to other forms of aggression but there can be some distinctive features to this behavior. There are numerous causes and consequences of bullying: the perpetrator may be hurt in addition to the victims. This session will help identify some of the characteristics of bullies and how to help both bulllies and victims overcome this behavior. 6 CEUs applied for SW, counselors, and long term care. Instructor, Cookie Muscarella, MSW, LMSW.
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-542-01
$115

06/22/2010 - 06/22/2010
T 09:00AM - 04:30PM

Harbison Campus
Francine Muscarella
Communication StylesClock Hours: 5.00CEUS: 0.50
This seminar helps you examine your unique communication strengths and style, teaches you strategies for dealing with problem colleagues and customers, and helps you develop positive, respectful relationships. The emphasis is on verbal and nonverbal communication Note: This early morning workshop (7:30 AM 12:30 PM) is part one of a daylong marathon for CE hours. A box lunch is served at 12:30. (5 contact hours) Instructor Francine Muscarella, MSW, LMSW. For Social Workers, Counselors and Long Term Care administrators.
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-778-03
$99

06/17/2010 - 06/17/2010
TH 01:00PM - 06:00PM

Harbison Campus
Francine Muscarella
Counseling Gay and Lesbian ClientsClock Hours: 6.00CEUS: 0.60
Compared to heterosexuals, LGB individuals are more likely to seek substance use treatment and mental health services. Research indicates that this is due to higher levels of stress and trauma from victimization and/or discrimination experienced by the LGB population. This workshop will help practitioners provide competent and compassionate services to LGB individuals and their families by addressing the most frequent problems presented by these clients. .6 CEUs for SW, LTC adminstrators, counselors. Instructor: Ed Tucker, PhD.
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-525-02
$115

05/11/2010 - 05/11/2010
T 09:00AM - 04:30PM

Harbison Campus
TBA
Counseling Patients After a DisasterClock Hours: 6.00CEUS: 0.60
Extreme stress, depression and anxiety are common among victims of disaster and individuals that work directly with victims of disaster. It can cause a decrease in productivity, the inability to focus, and the development of feelings of helplessness and self doubt. This presentation will explore this disorder and present ways to avoid the onset of these detrimental effects. Instructor: TBA.
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-515-01
$115

04/15/2010 - 04/15/2010
TH 09:00AM - 04:30PM

Harbison Campus
Francine Muscarella
Dealing With Pathological LiarsClock Hours: 5.00CEUS: 0.50
Pathological lying and compulsive lying may be difficult for the person involved to see, but these behaviors also hurt those persons who around the liar. This presentation will help participants understand the difference between pathological and compulsive lying and how to help patients and others deal with lying. 5 CEUs applied for SW, counselors, and long term care. Instructor, Cookie Muscarella, MSW, LMSW. Lunch provided for participants in morning session.
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-543-01
$105

06/17/2010 - 06/17/2010
TH 07:30AM - 12:30PM

Harbison Campus
Francine Muscarella
Effects of Gang Violence on the CommunityClock Hours: 5.00CEUS: 0.50
Gang activity has a significant impacts on individuals and our community. This course will examine the effects of gang violence on the community. Participants will also learn about gang dynamics, signs that may indicate a client's involvment in gangs, and how to best approach counseling those involved with gang activity. 5 CEUs applied for SW,and counselors. Instructors: David Dale and Angela Huger.
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-523-02
$105

03/11/2010 - 03/11/2010
TH 09:00AM - 03:30PM
CE 113
Harbison Campus
TBA
Handling Violence in the WorkplaceClock Hours: 6.00CEUS: 0.60
Violence in the workplace is a serious safety and health issue. Its most extreme form, homicide, is the fourth-leading cause of fatal occupational injury in the United States. This program will discuss practical measures for identifying risk factors for violence at work, and taking strategic action to keep employees and others safe. 6 CEUs for SC counselors, long term care administrators. Instructor: TBA
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-541-01
$115

02/09/2010 - 02/09/2010
T 09:00AM - 04:30PM
CE 113
Harbison Campus
Sarah Meadows
Professional EthicsClock Hours: 5.00CEUS: 0.50
Professional ethics impact all workers in healthcare/social work positions. The ethical quality of care is influenced by the ethics of the organizations and their employees. Learn how to apply ethics to your personal career and avoid costly litigation. .5 CEUs for: counselors, social workers, and long term health care administrators. Instructor: Sarah Meadows, LSW, LISW-AP. Lunch is included after a.m. portion.
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-516-02
$105

05/06/2010 - 05/06/2010
TH 09:00AM - 03:30PM

Harbison Campus
Sarah Meadows
The Obesity ChallengeClock Hours: 5.00CEUS: 0.50
This workshop will discuss the growing concern over the rise in obesity among children and adults. These clients present certain clinical issues when they enter therapy. Information will include the physical and psychological impact of obesity and societal views on eating disorders including the discrimination of those affected by disordered eating. 5 CEUs applied for: SW, LTC and counselors, registered dieticians. Instructors: Sue Nelson, LISW and Lissa Green, RD, CDE, LDN - no lunch provided.
Course ID
and Fee
Meeting InformationInstructor
CEHHS-521-02
$105

04/27/2010 - 04/27/2010
T 09:00AM - 03:30PM

Harbison Campus
Francine Muscarella

 
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