The Adler Academy of Minnesota Presents
A Series of Zoom Workshops on Grief.
February 24, 2023 12 – 1 pm CST
The first workshop in the series will be presented by:
We hope you can join us virtually on Feb 24th.
Questions: Email us at [email protected]
Zoom:
Link will be sent by email to registrants the day before event.
Date:
February 24, 2023
The 5th Annual Minnesota Adlerian Conference: Helping Clients Change: You Can’t Pour from an Empty Cup. (From the Sept 24, 2021 Annual Conference).
This training addresses issues related to burnout, compassionate fatigue, and vicarious trauma that helping professionals face in their daily life, and especially during times of mass crises.
· Participants will identify sources of and significant differences between burnout, compassionate fatigue, and vicarious trauma.
· Participants will interpret typical scenarios in light of these differences, and will relate personality variables to how burnout, compassionate fatigue, and vicarious trauma are experienced and how these may be impacting their professional practice.
· Participants will design their own creative and communally useful wellness plan, based on Adlerian perspective of wellness.
In this training, participants will attend a mini lecture, a live demonstration, portions of panel discussion with local experts, and small groups experiential exercises.
Speaker – Marina Bluvshtein, PhD LP; MA LMFT
You will also review portions of the panel presentation with moderator Gary Schoener, LP and local presenters.
3 CE hours of ethics approved by the MN Board of MFT. You can use that for your next reporting cycle or to meet your CE extension plans for 2020-2021 cycle.
Approved by the Board of Psychology, MN Board of MFT, and the MN Board of Behavioral Health and Therapy for CEU’s.
Have questions? Email us at [email protected]
Are you a clinician, a professor, or a psychology/counseling student curious about Adlerian work with different types of trauma? Join me and my Adler Academy colleagues in the monthly Trauma Series. Bring your colleagues too to these 90 minute monthly meetings, with a mini-lecture, an experiential work, and a live discussion.
All meetings will start at 12:00 Noon Central time US. language – English. Fee – free for all. Click the link to register for each topic. NO CEU’s are being offered for these trainings.
Presented and facilitated by Marina Bluvshtein and Adler Academy members
Please see the schedule, topics, and login information below; AND share:
Adler Academy of MN
2020 – 2021 Trauma Clinical Series
When? – Fridays Noon Central Day Time US (Chicago time) – once a month; 90 minutes.
Where? – Zoom
Who is Invited? – all interested
Who will present? Marina Bluvshtein and Adler Academy clinicians.
October 9, 2020 – Adler and Trauma (some History, some foundational Adlerian knowledge related to a topic)
November 13, 2020 – Trauma and Early Recollections
December 11, 2020 – Trauma and Metaphors work
January 15, 2021 – Trauma and Family Constellation work
February 12, 2021 – Trauma and Dreams work
March 12, 2021 – Vicarious trauma: an Adlerian approach
April 16, 2021 – Mass trauma: an Adlerian approach
POSTPONED UNTIL Fall – Intergenerational trauma: an Adlerian approach
Postponed UNTIL Fall – Ambiguous Trauma: an Adlerian approach
Questions? E-mail [email protected] or [email protected]
CEU’s will not be available for these FREE trainings due to the cost and time required to apply for CEU’s.
Adler Academy of MN is an independent organization, is an affiliate member of NASAP, and is not affiliated with the Adler Graduate School.
EVENT INFORMATION
Friday, October 25 2019, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM [CST]
ABOUT THE EVENT
Based on model of supervision and consultation developed by Kopp, Shifron, and other systems Adlerians, this training will help supervisors to avoid impasses in supervision when supervisors’ own early childhood history, family constellation, and his or her lifestyle developed in early childhood clashes with the one of a supervisee who is already struggling with an identified “difficult” client. Ethics of self-awareness and using projective techniques in supervision will be thoroughly discussed.
Register here