I am organizing an EMDR level 1 training with Marshall Wilensky PH.D.R.Psych.
(EMDRIA Approved Instructor)
Dr. Wilensky will be coming to Gabriola on March 5 to 7 @ Hummingbird
Lodge,1597 Starbuck Lane, Gabriola Island
EMDR LEVEL 1
Prerequisites:
-Masters level training in a mental health field
-Belong to a professional organization with a code of ethics or be a student
with appropriate supervision
Objectives of the Course:
Participants will learn to use EMDR appropriately and effectively in a variety
of applications. Such use is based on understanding the theoretical basis of
EMDR, safety issues, integration with a treatment plan, and supervised practice.
Level 1 is usually sufficient for work with uncomplicated Posttraumatic
Stress Disorder in most clients.
Level 2 is necessary for working effectively with more complex cases, special
populations and more severe, longstanding or complicated psychopathology.
Structure:
Lecture, discussion, demonstration, video = 9hours
Supervised practice = 6 hours
Location and Dates:
The class will take place March 5 to 7, Friday Evening (7:00 to 9:00), Saturday
and Sunday (9:00 to 4:00) at the Hummingbird Lodge, 1597 Starbuck Lane,
Gabriola Island, B.C. phone: 250-247-9300
Cost:
The class fee will be $565 - this includes lunch and coffee breaks for all
days.
Accommodation:
Rooms are available at the Hummingbird Lodge for $79 for single (includes
breakfast), $45 for double occupancy, $33 for triple occupancy
Call now as there is a limited enrollment.
Contact:
Janice Power
Power Counselling Services
Gabriola Island, BC
250- 247- 8498
janpower@xxxxxxx
----- Original Message -----
From: ubclawstudent
To: CollabLaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2004 12:17 PM
Subject: [CollabLaw] screening tools
Hello All,
I have done a search of the posts on this site, and peeked in the
files, but have been unable to locate any jewels of information
regarding intake screening.
As a newbie, I wonder if any of you practicing pro's would be
willing to direct me to those kind of resources? I am looking for
tools that a law student could use in screening couples for the
appropriateness of CL, and to hopefully identify key issues (such as
drug/alcohol issues, abuse, safety concerns, etc.).
I appreciate any tips you may have to offer! As well, might I be
brazen enough to suggest that I would be willing to compile my
findings and open a file on this list if any (besides me!)think this
would be a useful resource?
As a new lawyer set to begin...my fears first turn to intake
screening. I wonder if others share /have previously felt my
concerns about this important aspect of the process?? Thanks!
Respectfully,
Erin Bowman
UBC Law Student,
Future Collaborative Lawyer
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