March 18th at 12 Noon CDT "Coronavirus: Overcoming Sensory Challenges in a Most Useful and Enjoyable Way Possible"

Description:

This webinar will focus specifically on sensory challenges faced by those dealing with self-quarantine, isolation, limited visitation, and other environmental changes related to COVID-19. Participants will learn about the challenges, neurocognitive nature of the challenges, and the creative ways to overcome them. The webinar is appropriate for adults of all educational and occupational backgrounds. Presenters - Marina Bluvshtein, PhD, Director of the Center for Adlerian Practice and Scholarship, Adler University, and Noah DeBruyn, Adler University PsyD student.

Registration link is https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/2486542653237824525

March 20th at 9 AM CDT "Coronavirus: Overcoming anxiety and fears with therapeutic metaphors"

Description:

Therapeutic metaphors hold tremendous power in helping us to deal with anxiety and fears tied to the events over which we feel we have no control. This webinar (with a live web demonstration) will share how therapeutic metaphors can be useful in helping people to get unstuck and to continue our lives in a healthier, more powerful, and more courageous way while overcoming the daily challenges of the pandemic. Clinicians, educators, physicians, and others interested individuals are encouraged to attend. Presented by Marina Bluvshtein, PhD, Center for Adlerian Practice and Scholarship, Adler University.

Registration link is https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/397789418861492748

March 25th at 12 Noon CDT "Coronavirus: Overcoming Low Motivation and Reigniting Ingenuity in Social Distancing and Quarantine."

Description:

This webinar will address issues of low motivation, boredom, and cognitive understimulation associated with social distancing, self-quarantine, hospitalizations, and other emotional, cognitive, relational consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Participants will learn tips in regaining motivation and reigniting ingenuity. Historical examples will be shared. The webinar is appropriate for adults of all educational and occupational backgrounds. Presenter - Marina Bluvshtein, PhD, Director of the Center for Adlerian Practice and Scholarship, Adler University, and Alexandra Ramsay, Adler University Counseling student.

Registration at https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/4407792987730201869