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SUMMARY:Amber is speaking at the UCLA Expressive Arts Summit in Los Angeles
DESCRIPTION:Hilton Los Angeles Airport\n5711 W Century Blvd – Los Angeles \nPsychotherapy Approaches • Contemplative Practices\nCommunity Building \nNew Experiences — New Connections \nAll the Creative Arts plus Play Therapy\n150 Faculty • Over 100 Sessions • 4 Days \nVIEW ALL INFORMATION AT THIS LINK
URL:https://ambergray.com/event/amber-is-speaking-at-the-ucla-expressive-arts-summit-in-los-angeles/
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SUMMARY:Walking Together: An Introduction to Clinical Work with Refugees and Survivors of Torture\, Part 1
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Amber Gray\, LPCC\, MPH\, MA\, BC-DMT Dates\, Times\, and Locations \nApril 21\, 2017 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Albuquerque\, NM \nObjectives \nBy the end of this training\, participants will be able to: \n1. Participants will have an overview and framework with which to better understand the complex issues arising in clinical work with refugees and survivors of torture.\n2. Participants will understand self-care as an ethical requirement of work with refugees and survivors.\n3. Participants will understand the benefits and risks of empathy in psychotherapy with refugees and survivors of torture.\n4. Participants will learn one compassion-based\, self-care skill.\nParticipants will be introduced to the unique community\, social\, and health/ mental health issues that can exist within a community of people displaced by extreme hardship\, war\, organized violence\, and human rights abuses.\n6. Participants will have increased skills to assess refugees presenting with mental health\, social\, functional\, and adjustment issues. \nRegistration \nThe deadline for registration is Tuesday\, April 18\, 2017. Please direct registration forms or questions to Karen Gonzales. Karen may be reached by email at Karen.Gonzales@state.nm.us or telephone at 505-476-3076. There is no cost for the training and CE credits in social work\, counseling\, and psychology will be provided for attending. Details on how to claim CEs will be provided during the presentation. \nVIEW PDF FLYER
URL:https://ambergray.com/event/walking-together-an-introduction-to-clinical-work-with-refugees-and-survivors-of-torture-part-1/
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SUMMARY:LOVES BRAIN: Continuum and Embodied Intelligence
DESCRIPTION:MOVE Studio\n901 W San Mateo Rd – Santa Fe \nThe human brain is complex\, plastic and full of mystery. Our three brains — Gut\, heart\, and the brain itself – are subject of many emergent theories about human intelligence. This dive series is an embodied exploration of the heart of intelligence through sound and movement based practices. Theory and information from the fields of interpersonal neurobiology\, neuroplasticity\, and polyvagal theory accompany movement explorations of the relationship between our three brains\, wisdom\, and love. \nCOST: $35.00 \nFor Information & Registration: \nAmber E Gray \nrestorativeresources@gmail.com \n505-603-7021 \nVIEW PDF FLYER
URL:https://ambergray.com/event/loves-brain-continuum-and-embodied-intelligence/
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SUMMARY:Walking Together: An Introduction to Clinical Work with Refugees and Survivors of Torture\, Part 2
DESCRIPTION:Presented by Amber Gray\, LPCC\, MPH\, MA\, BC-DMT Dates\, Times\, and Locations \nApril 28\, 2017 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Albuquerque\, NM \nObjectives \nBy the end of this training\, participants will be able to: \n1. Participants will have an overview and framework with which to better understand the complex issues arising in clinical work with refugees and survivors of torture.\n2. Participants will understand self-care as an ethical requirement of work with refugees and survivors.\n3. Participants will understand the benefits and risks of empathy in psychotherapy with refugees and survivors of torture.\n4. Participants will learn one compassion-based\, self-care skill.\nParticipants will be introduced to the unique community\, social\, and health/ mental health issues that can exist within a community of people displaced by extreme hardship\, war\, organized violence\, and human rights abuses.\n6. Participants will have increased skills to assess refugees presenting with mental health\, social\, functional\, and adjustment issues. \nRegistration \nThe deadline for registration is Tuesday\, April 18\, 2017. Please direct registration forms or questions to Karen Gonzales. Karen may be reached by email at Karen.Gonzales@state.nm.us or telephone at 505-476-3076. There is no cost for the training and CE credits in social work\, counseling\, and psychology will be provided for attending. Details on how to claim CEs will be provided during the presentation. \nVIEW PDF FLYER
URL:https://ambergray.com/event/walking-together-an-introduction-to-clinical-work-with-refugees-and-survivors-of-torture-part-2/
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