Holding space for Self…Prioritizing Clinician’s Self-Care through Somatic Techniques
Are you feeling on the edge or in the midst of burnout? As therapists, we hold space for so many and often neglect to replenish ourselves. 2020 was A LOT to navigate and while 2021 offers many glimmers of hope, for some therapists the hits keep coming…and coming.
While caring for clients who are navigating many shifts and disruptions, it can be easy to lose sight of ourselves-which can place us at risk for overwhelm and burnout. On Friday May 7th at 12 noon EST, please join Dr. Chinwé Williams who will guide us as we pause, reset, and replenish ourselves with somatic self-care techniques.
7 Keys to Wellness When Life Gets Stressful
The Living Room-Buckhead Church (March 29th, 2021 at 8pm)
Addressing Racial Trauma through Somatic and Culturally Relevant Interventions
( 1.5 hrs CE Workshop on March 26th, 2021 at 2pm)
Georgia State University 2021 Summit on Culture
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FREE Event Hosted and Sponsored by
2nd Annual Black History Month Conference 2021
Reimagining the Holidays Virtual Event
SOAR Conference
4 Tips for Parents in Guarding their Own Mental Health
Youth Ministry Exchange
October 22nd-23rd, 2020
PARENT SUMMIT
An online conference for parents in every stage.
Join me and top parenting experts and learn very practical content to help you understand your child’s stage and equip you to parent better during this very unique season.
This 60 minute, free webinar is designed for therapists, social workers and coaches to deepen their understanding of racism as trauma and how to incorporate somatic therapy as a part of healing.
Essentials and Ethics of Effective Trauma Treatment
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Recognizing the Warning Signs of Anxiety and Depression in Teens and How to Help Them Through
Nov 23-24 2019
Speaker:
Chinwé Williams, PhD
While the mental health profession is a licensed, reputable, state-regulated industry; churches and faith-based programs are often the first places families in crisis go for help. Unfortunately, children whose mental illness has not been diagnosed or treated may be placed in the care of well-meaning youth leaders who are not necessarily equipped to identify or respond responsibly to their issues. These situations can be disheartening for the children and overwhelming for the youth leaders. This presentation equips youth workers with the knowledge and skills they need to deal with sensitive mental health matters in a safe and responsible manner.
Saturday Session Location:
Room 18
Saturday Session Location:
Room 17
Past Events
Distress 101: Treating depression and anxiety among first-year college students
Date/Time: June 25, 2019 7:00PM – 8:30PM EST
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Refund & Cancellation Policy
Registration is complete when your form and your payment have been received. If you can no long attend a workshop and need to cancel, a workshop credit may be used for a future workshop. If you would like to transfer your registration to a colleague, please let us know. Refunds cannot be issued.