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This presentation is hosted by Willingway – a subsidiary of Summit BHC.

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Don’t let your client’s security clearance scare you – or your clients. Learn how concerns about security clearance can positively and negatively impact your therapeutic approach.

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Voluntary donations will benefit Brightside Child and Family Advocacy – providing advocacy and services to prevent child abuse and neglect

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This training provides practical guidance for assessing suicide risk, engaging resistant clients, collaborating with caregivers and support systems, facilitating voluntary or involuntary hospitalization, and documenting clinical decisions. Participants will also explore continuity of care following discharge, including safety planning, hospital processing, treatment adjustments, and preparation for the client’s return to outpatient therapy.

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This training explores validation-seeking, reassurance-seeking, attachment needs, dependency, fear of abandonment, and other interpersonal drivers that commonly shape behavior.

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This training examines crisis intervention and risk assessment considerations when working with individuals who have personality disorders.

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This session explores the essential principals of multicultural competenace in clinical practice, with an emphasis on translating cultural knowledge, awareness, and self-reflection into culturally responsive care.

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This presentation on integrated treatment approaches for co-occurring PTSD and Substance Use Disorder (SUD) will highlight that PTSD and SUD frequently co-occur, and are associated with worse treatment outcomes, greater risk (e.g. suicidality, legal), and greater release date.

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This workshop explores how this stage of life may increase susceptibility to financial exploitation, scams, undue influence, caregiver manipulation, and elder abuse.

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This workshop introduces participants to the contemporary understandings of coercive control, psychological abuse, post-seperation abuse, and patterns of domination and frequently go unrecognized in clinical settings.

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This training examines how violent behavior isdefined, the factors that contribute to violence risk, and the indicators professionals use to evaluate potential danger.

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This training examines complex presentations involving psychosis, intoxication, personality-driven escalation, and other high-acuity situations that challenge traditional crisis intervention models.

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This workshop explores why survivors stay, why they may defend perpetrators, and how clinicians can engage clients without creating resistance or inadvertently replicating coercive dynamics.

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This presentation examines how culture, identity, and intersectionality shape the therapeutic relationship andbroader clinical process.

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This session explores how power, privilege, social structures, and systemic inequities shape mental health experiences and influence the therapeutic process.

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This presentation explores how clinicians can bridge evidence-based therapeutic models with the cultural identities, values, beliefs, and lived experiences of the clients they serve.

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This workshop examines assessment tools, clinical interviews, behavioral indicators, and differential diagnoses commonly encountered when allegations of abuse arise.

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This workshop examines how culture influences both the experience and recognition of abuse while helping clinicians avoid stereotyping, cultural blindness, and misattribution.