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The Latest Therapy Titles at Your Fingertips
For more information, including how to order these books, click on the web addresses listed below.
Mindfulness Centered Therapies
by J. David Cole and Carol Ladas-Gaskin
This therapist friendly, accessible book conveys a deep understanding of relational mindfulness and its use in therapy. Including clips from authentic sessions, the book and 2 hour instructional DVD are organized so that mindfulness skills can be easily integrated into other modes of work. Employing concepts and practices from Hakomi body-centered therapy, Internal Family Systems and Focusing, it provides exceptional tools for enlivening and enriching your practice. "This well-written book offers practical guidelines and examples of how three different but complimentary psychotherapies use mindfulness. It is an excellent contribution to this growing movement." Richard C. Schwartz www.mindfulnessbooks.com
Narrative Therapy
by Stephen Madigan
"Madigan's book is a major achievement and makes for scintillating reading."—David Epston, Co-creator of Narrative Therapy "...provides a concise, clear and informative introduction. It's a major publishing milestone."—Robert Leahy, Director of the American Institute for Cognitive Therapy, New York, NY "Absolutely brilliant!"—Jon Carlson, APA Fellow "The floodgates have opened again on narrative therapy – a masterful book written by a Master Therapist."—Bill O’Hanlon Dr. Madigan's new book was published as the 'primer' for APA along side a three hundred minute 'live' session DVD series entitled - 'Narrative Therapy Through Time'. (www.stephenmadigan.ca) www.therapeuticconversations.com
Peace in the Heart and Home
by Charlette Mikulka, LCSW
The ultimate psychoeducational resource: Mind, body, spirit, attachment, trauma, healing, self-care, couples, family life. "Deeply insightful and compassionate…a book of wisdom and immense helpfulness…uplifting and empowering."—Paul Gilbert, PhD, FBPsS, author of The Compassionate Mind. "Onestop shopping handbook for life…folksy, straight-talking…a wise and comforting hand."—Elana Katz, LCSW, LMFT, Ackerman Institute for the Family. "Sincerity, care and understanding about how to handle emotions and cultivate spiritual awareness…a wealth of information and resources...a beautiful book."— Deborah Rozman, PhD, author of Transforming Stress. www.peaceintheheartandhome.com
The Attachment Connection
by Ruth P. Newton, PhD
There is an increasing focus on children's cognitive development when in fact the greatest gift a parent can give a child is a secure attachment. An attuned parent/child relationship is much more important as it leads to emotional security and regulation. The Attachment Connection will help parents understand why. www.newtoncenter.net
Functional Family Therapy in Clinical Practice
by Thomas L. Sexton
Clinically relevant and theoretically sound, this book contains systematic discussions of theoretical perspectives, and clinical examples that demonstrate how to apply principles in Functional Family Therapy. $49.95 – 272 pp. HB: 978-0-415-99692-1 www.familytherapyarena.com
A Personal Journey to Positive Change: Contentment and the Wizard
by W.T. Watts, PhD
This work presents a cognitive skill set based on the author's 33-year experience as a psychotherapist. It expands the guidance of spiritual and secular scholars of both Eastern and Western traditions to facilitate change and personal growth. The goal is to engender compassion, confidence and courage when confronting the vagaries of life. Through practical information and daily activities, readers begin to take control of their lives and alter their perspective as they master thoughts, feelings and actions. Dorothy's journey to awareness and empowerment in The Wizard of Oz is used to frame major points. www.trafford.com
Schizophrenia - The Bearded Lady Disease
by J. Michael Mahoney
Mankind has long searched for the cause and meaning of madness. The 639 quotations in this book, each followed by an explanatory comment, point inexorably to the factor of unconscious bisexual conflict/gender confusion as forming the basic etiological role in all functional mental illness, including schizophrenia. Since madness has been the instigator of so much suffering and destruction in the world throughout the ages it is vitally important to uncover its mechanisms, for without doing so it will never be possible to eradicate it. This volume provides numerous documented case histories and theoretical constructs which clearly illuminate the origins of madness.
www.Schizophrenia-TheBeardedLadyDisease.com
Drugs and Clients, What Every Psychotherapist Needs to Know
by Padma Catell, PhD
From alcohol to Zoloft, this updated (2010) text is clear and concise, presenting psychopharmacology as it applies to the practice of psychotherapy. It includes commonly prescribed psychoactive medications, side-effects, and how psychotherapy may be affected by medication. Chapters on Sleep, Sleep Disorders, Dementia, Consciousness Altering Drugs, Depression and many more.
www.drugsandclients.com
The Modern Dad's Dilemma
by John Badalament, EdM
“John Badalament is hands down the most innovative voice in helping men from all walks of life become the fathers they want to be.”— Terrence Real, author of The New Rules of Marriage In The Modern Dad’s Dilemma: How to Stay Connected to Your Kids in a Rapidly Changing World, author John Badalament presents powerful insights, road-tested activities, and inspiring stories from over a decade of working with thousands of dads, children and families across the country. His hands-on advice and exercises help fathers develop key skills that can be used in any family setting right away. www.newworldlibrary.com
Routledge publishes an impressive portfolio of professional books, textbooks and journals on Psychotherapy, Counseling, Clinical Psychology, Psychiatry and more, including new titles like:
Enduring Desire by Michael E. Metz and Barry W. McCarthy, available October 2010 ($19.95)
Dropping the Baby and Other Scary Thoughts by Karen Kleiman, and Amy Wenzel, available December 2010 ($24.95)
Duped by Jeffrey A. Kottler and Jon Carlson, available November 2010 ($34.95)
The Counselor's Guide for Facilitating the Interpretation of Dreams by Evelyn Duesbury, available November 2010 ($34.95)
Visit www.routledgementalhealth.com to browse the full range of our titles and receive 10% off your order. www.routledgementalhealth.com
Hold Me Tight Book and DVD
by Dr. Sue Johnson
Hold Me Tight: Seven Conversations for a Lifetime of Love offers a revolutionary new way to see and shape love relationships. The stories, ideas and exercises offered in this book are based on the new science of love and the wisdom of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy. Dr. Johnson shows the reader how to create a safe emotional bond that can last a lifetime. The companion DVD shows three couples going through six of the conversations from the book and demonstrates how couples can move from frustration and loneliness to a secure loving bond. For more information visit our website. www.holdmetight.com
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A Guide to Specialized Instruction in the Mental Health Field
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Intensive Trauma Therapy, Inc.
Learn what you didn’t learn in graduate school! Enhance your clinical skills with practical methods to deal with PTSD and other trauma-related conditions. Our training enables you to: treat nightmares, flashbacks, emotional numbing, and dissociation; safely process traumatic memories without re-living; address chronic suicidal thinking; deal with self-mutilation; and stop command hallucinations. The course is four days (30 hours) of experiential and didactic sessions (lectures, case presentations, and video examples) and a week-long practicum in our clinic during which you follow a patient through his/her individual intensive trauma therapy. Located in West Virginia, an easy drive from Washington or Pittsburgh.
Online Therapy Institute
The Online Therapy Institute with our new division, Online Coach Institute is a training and consultancy organization designed for mental health practitioners and coaches worldwide who have an interest in using technology to deliver services. We offer post-graduate Specialist Certificates in Online Therapy, Avatar Therapy, Online Supervision and Online Coaching. We also offer a Certified Professional Coach Certification. All courses are CE accredited for most mental health disciplines and we are a Board Certified Coach training provider through CCE.
Through training, consultation and field placement, we can help you grow your practice to new levels!
www.trainingcoachesandtherapiststoworkonline.com
Mind-Body Medicine
Professional Training Program
Sept. 29 – Oct. 3, 2012, San Antonio, TX
Led by James S. Gordon, MD
Founder and Director
Learn the Science & Techniques for
Clinical Practice, Professional Education,
Community Wellness & Trauma Healing
Experience our powerful small group model
taught around the world for 20 years
SC Institute for Systemic Experiential Therapy
Workshop in Le Pointreau, France
Lars Brok, MD, psychiatrist, and Russell Haber, PhD, psychologist, will co-lead a 5 1/2 day residential workshop, from August 19-24 2012, for developing a more expanded use of self in systemic therapy. Dr. Brok has completed a book on the subject and Dr. Haber has published many papers on this topic. The beautiful setting is in Le Pointreau, France, which is in the Bordeaux region (visit website below). The cost of the training, room, and board for participants willing to share a space is $1,300 or 1,000E, extra charges apply for those who want their own room. The training will be limited to 14 participants. Non-participants welcome. Further communication: Russell Haber, 1816 Bull Street, Columbia, SC 29209 USA or Email russdeuce@bellsouth.net
Adding Coaching to Your Practice?
Train with the Best and Obtain Your Board Certified Coach Credential
The new Board Certified Coach™ (BCC) credential from the Center for Credentialing & Education (CCE) sets the standard for master’s and doctoral level therapists. Learn why the Institute for Life Coach Training (ILCT) was selected by CCE as its first approved provider of BCC training, and how you can use coaching to improve your practice and add value to your clients. Call (888) 267-1206, ext 205 or visit our website for details.
Dr. Stan Tatkin, author of Wired for Love and Love and War, presents PACT – a Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy. PACT, a fusion of attachment, arousal regulation, and neuroscience, is quickly gaining a reputation for effectively treating couples typically thought of as untreatable. Four 2-day sessions feature clinical video presentations, multimedia and didactic delivery, group discussion, case consultation, experiential exercises, and live case enactments. Workshops deepen knowledge of attachment, arousal regulation, neurobiological deficits, and therapeutic enactments. This workshop series is intended for licensed and pre-licensed marriage and family therapists, social workers, psychologists, and psychiatrists. CE credits offered.
More information, program dates, prices, and registration available at our website below.
Online Training For Trauma Professionals
- Engaging Trauma Courses that Help you Help Others
- Quality Training at an E-Learning Site
- Gain Skills in Post-Trauma Care at your own Time and Pace
For More information: info@psychink.com
E-Learning: www.ticlearn.com Build your Practice: www.traumaline1.com
Washington, D.C. Training Institute For Couples Therapy
Director: Jette Simon
Realize Your Full Potential as a Couples Therapist
12-Day Training in Imago Relationship Therapy with Jette Simon
Learn an approach that avoids shame and blame while quickly getting to the heart of couples’ conflict. For more information, go to: www.jettesimon.com
- Basic Clinical Training, Washington, DC: July 16-19, 2012, September 20-23, 2012, December 3-6, 2012
- Couples Workshop (Presenter Training for Imago Therapists) November 26-28, 2012, March 4-6, 2013, July 8-19, 2013
Sensorimotor Psychotherapy
Founded/Directed by Pat Ogden, Ph.D. The Sensorimotor Psychotherapy™ Training for the Treatment of Trauma answers the need for a psychotherapy that addresses the physiological responses driving post-traumatic symptoms such as numbing, hypervigilance, emotional overwhelm, immobilization, and impulsivity. Sensorimotor Psychotherapy can be easily and effectively integrated into psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and EMDR-focused treatments. SP is a body-oriented talking therapy that draws from principles of interpersonal neurobiology and is informed by contemporary research on trauma, neuroscience, dissociation and attachment. The Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute offers trainings throughout the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia. SPI trainers teach effective, accessible somatic interventions for working with the legacy of both trauma and attachment disturbance. Visit our website for more information.
Cleveland Center for Cognitive Therapy
The Clinical Practice of Cognitive Therapy
Distance Education, October, 2012 - July, 2013
This series of seminars covers Cognitive Therapy with depression, suicidality, anxiety disorders, personality disorders, and other problems. It combines readings, didactic presentations, discussion, demonstrations, practice using Cognitive techniques, and consultation on applying Cognitive Therapy in practice. Faculty are Founding Fellows of the Academy of Cognitive Therapy. Successful completion meets the training requirement for certification by the Academy of Cognitive Therapy. Sponsored by the Cleveland Center for Cognitive Therapy and presented annually since 1984. For more information contact James Pretzer, Ph.D. at jimpretz@sbcglobal.net or (216) 831-2500, x 2.
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The Healing Arts
A Guide to Health, Wellness and Alternative Therapies
Click on web addresses below for further information.
The Wellness Institute
Heart-Centered Hypnotherapy is a highly effective holistic treatment model that addresses body, mind, and spirit: behavior modification techniques (change unwanted behavior), developmental psychology (“inner child” work), and the transpersonal (age regression, past lives, shamanistic journeys). People access the “source” of their problems to reconnect with dissociated emotions and disowned parts of themselves.
www.wellness-institute.org
The Wisdom of Your Face
Discover a world where the lines of a face are viewed as the sacred calligraphy of an evolving soul. Join us for workshops in Chinese Face Reading, to learn why your clients think, feel and behave as they do, and how you can transform their lives with this ancient branch of Chinese medicine!
www.wisdomofyourface.com
Barbara Brennan School of Healing
Founded in 1982, the Barbara Brennan School of Healing (BBSH) is a specialized college for the study of hands-on energy healing and personal transformation. Students may choose to earn a Bachelor of Science Degree or a Diploma in Brennan Healing Science. BBSH is located in Miami, FL, Austria, and Japan.
www.barbarabrennan.com
Intensive Trauma Therapy, Inc.
Outpatient Treatment for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder & Disassociation. Free assessments. Short-term outpatient treatment for adults & children, cost-effective alternative to hospital programs, 35 hours of individual therapy per week for 1-2 weeks, small, private clinic in a quiet setting. Art therapy, externalized dialogue, & parts work. (304) 291-2912. 314 Scott Avenue, Morgantown, West Virginia 26508
www.traumatherapy.us
Stop Guessing! Start Living...
How valuable would it be to have a definitive “Instruction Manual for Life” for yourself and for your clients? If you’re itching to find it, come discover the most powerful life purpose and personality assessment tool available today and how you can learn it. Check out my new book, “Destiny at Your Fingertips.”
www.RonelleCoburn.com
Antioch University New England
Department of Applied Psychology
Antioch University New England offers an MA in Dance Movement Therapy and Counseling (accredited by the American Dance Therapy Association) and a Post Master's Certificate of Respecialization. Other psychology programs include an MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and an MA and a PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy.
www.antiochne.edu/ap
The Center for Journal Therapy
CJT is the premier training company for the theory and practice of therapeutic writing. Founder/Director Kathleen Adams, author of Journal to the Self and six other books in the field, offers one-day CEU workshops around the US, as well as internet-based CEU training programs and residential intensives. (888) 421-2298.
www.journaltherapy.com
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A Guide to Graduate Programs in Psychology, Marriage & Family Therapy, Social Work or Counseling
Click on web addresses below for further information on each graduate program.
Antioch University New England
Marriage and Family Therapy
Engaging the World from the Nation’s Capital
Our Marriage and Family Therapy PhD program is training the next generation of marriage and family therapists (MFT) in social justice approaches to MFT teaching, research, supervision, and practice. We believe social justice in MFT education requires: Understanding the diversity of people and families; An explicit action orientation; Family policies that recognize diversity and improve resiliency; Researchers to do socially informed research; Clinical practice focusing on helping and contributing to the positive development of diverse families and their communities. Students participate in clinical supervision experiences at Antioch New England's training clinic. We have housed a COAMFTE-Accredited MA program in MFT since 1993.
www.antioch.edu
Argosy University
Psychology
The American School of Professional Psychology continues the traditions of a group of clinical psychologists and professors who, over 35 years ago, formed the Illinois School of Professional Psychology. Today, as part of Argosy University's College of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences, the American School of Professional Psychology can be found at all 19 campus locations. The curriculum's emphasis on what's current and relevant remains unchanged. The programs within the American School of Professional Psychology will ground you, not only in the theoretical and clinical knowledge pertinent to your chosen field, but also in the realities and challenges of clinical practice - today.
www.StudyatArgosy.com
California School of Professional Psychology
Counseling
The California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP) offers a Master of Arts (MA) program in Counseling Psychology, taught entirely in English, at our campus in Mexico City. The program combines traditional teaching methods with experiential study tours and direct clinical experience. This innovative program teaches the core clinical competencies necessary to respond to the mental health needs of the Latino community, with particular emphasis on applying psychological and systemic theories in counseling children, couples and families. The program also fulfills the academic requirements for licensure as a master’s-level mental health professional in most states.
http://csppmexico.alliant.edu
Union Institute & University
Psychology
The Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) program with a concentration in clinical psychology maintains a strong commitment to social justice and offers an optional emphasis area in family psychology. Designed to meet the needs of adults, the program utilizes a blended learning approach to coursework. Our distinctive model enables those who need to balance career, family, and other responsibilities obtain the education and training necessary to advance their careers. Small cohorts of 8-12 learners meet approximately once a month for Professional Development Seminars in Cincinnati, Ohio or Brattleboro, Vermont for the first three years. Years four, five (and/or six) include dissertation/internship.
www.myunion.edu/psyd
The Family Institute
Marriage and Family Therapy
Invest in an outstanding graduate education at a premier clinical training center. The Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy (MSMFT) is an innovative program that combines the academic excellence of Northwestern University, a major research university, with the extensive clinical expertise of The Family Institute, a nationally renowned organization dedicated to clinical service, research, and training in marriage and family therapy. Our two year program is a fully accredited by the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT), and leads to an MSMFT degree from The Graduate School at Northwestern University.
www.family-institute.org/education/master-of-science
Naropa University
Counseling Psychology
The Graduate School of Psychology at Naropa offers counseling degree programs that are engaged, contemplative and informative. Select from three-year residential programs with clinical licensure: MA in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology (three concentrations including Counseling Psychology, Wilderness Therapy, and Art Therapy); MA in Counseling Psychology (two concentrations including Body Psychotherapy or Dance/Movement Therapy); MA in Contemplative Psychotherapy.
There are also two two-year, low-residency (primarily online) non-licensure programs: MA in Transpersonal Psychology and its concentration ecopsychology. Naropa's graduate psychology alumni go on to richly rewarding careers in mental health and other fields where they incorporate the innovative techniques taught at Naropa into their successful professions. Contact Information: Office of Admissions: (303) 546-3572 (toll-free at 1-800-772-6951) admissions@naropa.edu
http://gradpsych.naropa.edu
California School of Professional Psychology
Marital and Family Therapy
The California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP) offers two graduate programs in Marital and Family Therapy—Master of Arts (MA) and Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)—providing the essential training needed to pursue a career as a professional marital and family therapist. Students have the opportunity to complete a portion of their training at our campus in Mexico City. Through coursework and field placements, students become skilled in theory, research and clinical practice, with the ability to integrate individual and systemic therapeutic models in an international, multicultural environment. The programs are accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education (COAMFTE) of the AAMFT.
http://mft.alliant.edu
Benedictine University
Clinical Psychology
Counseling. Psychotherapy. Mental health services. Social services. The Master of Science in Clinical Psychology (M.S.C.P.) program at Benedictine University has been preparing students for professional careers in psychology for more than 30 years. The program consists of academic and professional education that emphasizes client-centered skill training. Students are introduced to a variety of theoretical orientations, then apply those theories during extensive field experience. The M.S.C.P. curriculum includes all the courses required by Illinois for applicants to take the Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) examinations. The program also offers an excellent foundation for future doctoral study.
www.ben.edu/pn
Seton Hill University
Art Therapy with Specialization in Counseling
This Master of Arts program prepares you to continue your love of art and your desire to help others into one creative, inspiring and meaningful career. • The art therapy classes are experiential and students make art in almost every class. • Students learn from their own art and the art of others about the power of art to transform feelings, thoughts and lives. • Professional preparation guided by standards established by the American Art Therapy Association. For more information on curriculum and admissions visit: The Office of Graduate and Adult Studies gadmit@setonhill.edu
www.setonhill.edu/academics/arttherapy/index.cfm
Union Institute & University
Counseling
The MA with Concentrations in Psychology & Counseling is designed to offer the traditional courses and supervised internship experience required by state and national credentialing bodies. Students enrolling in Clinical Mental Health or Counseling Psychology tracks meet coursework requirements for national certification by the NBCC and may be eligible to sit for the National Counselor’s Exam while in their final term. Students living in the Northeast, may opt for the Weekend Option, while geographically diverse students may prefer the twice annual National Option. The program is based in Brattleboro, Vermont. A CAGS with Concentrations in Psychology & Counseling is also available.
www.myunion.edu/academics/ma-psych
East Tennessee State University
Psychology
The Department of Psychology at ETSU offers a Ph.D. graduate program in Clinical Psychology. The mission of this program is to provide doctoral training in Clinical Psychology for rural behavioral health and practice in the context of integrated primary health care. The curriculum is based on a scientist-practitioner model with innovative curricular elements utilizing our collaborative relationship with the university's James H. Quillen College of Medicine and building on its national recognition as a leader in the training of rural family medicine researchers and practitioners. This new program is not yet eligible for APA approval, but is expecting to submit a self study in 2011.
www.etsu.edu/cas/psychology
Argosy University
Counseling
The counseling programs Argosy University's College of Psychology and Behavioral Sciences are distinguished by their grassroots emphasis on everyday people of all types and cultures—and the professional caliber of our practitioner faculty. These programs will ground you, not only in the theoretical knowledge pertinent to your chosen field, but also in the realities and challenges that counselors face—today. What’s more, you’ll be learning from some of the counseling community’s leading professionals, and getting nearly three semesters’ worth of closely supervised practice and personalized training.
www.StudyatArgosy.com
Edgewood College
Marriage and Family Therapy
Edgewood College, a liberal arts college in the Sinsinawa Dominican tradition, of Madison, Wisconsin, offers a Master of Science in MFT on a flexible schedule designed for working professionals. Our program is characterized by small class sizes, personalized instruction, and learning that takes place in a cohort-based team setting. Classes are offered on evenings and weekends to accommodate busy schedules. The program includes a 12-month internship where you will work with a variety of individuals, couples and families from the community. You will have the option of selecting and specializing in an area that fits your clinical style.
www.edgewood.edu/academics/graduate/MFT/default.aspx
Argosy University
Marriage and Family Therapy
As Marriage and Family therapy counselor you will need to be able to translate theory into practice in order to diagnose and treat mental health issues. The Marriage and Family Therapy programs at Argosy University will teach you how. They integrate classroom learning with a one-year practicum in the field. Graduates emerge ready to work with diverse client populations in a wide variety of settings: from mental health clinics to community agencies and educational or religious institutions. www.StudyatArgosy.com
California School of Professional Psychology
Psychology
CSPP offers APA-accredited doctoral programs in Clinical Psychology— Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) and Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)— preparing students to succeed as multifaceted clinical psychologists through curricula based on an integration of psychological theory, research and practice. Extensive field training prepares students to work with diverse client groups in diverse settings. Students are trained to think critically, assume many roles, solve problems in these roles and create professional niches for themselves in a changing health-care environment. Unique concentrations in child and family psychology, gender studies, gerontology, health psychology, integrative psychology, LGBT psychology, multicultural psychology and psychopharmacology draw students from across the nation to CSPP programs.
www.alliant.edu/cspp
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Programs to Recommend to Clients seeking Treatment and Recovery
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Clearview Women's Center
Clearview Women’s Center in Venice Beach, Calif., is the premier treatment program on the West Coast for Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). We provide highly individualized treatment at our residential, day treatment, outpatient, and transitional living programs. Treatment draws from the latest evidence based treatment modalities, including Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Somatic Experiencing. The Clearview Model™ emphasizes a holistic approach to treat the mind as well as the body. For more information on Clearview’s treatment programs, please contact us at (800) 573-0770 or info@clearviewtreatment.com.
www.clearviewwomenscenter.com
Practical Recovery
Practical Recovery is the leader in collaborative addiction treatment. Rather than confront, we engage motivations that are deeper than addiction. Our three facilities (residential, outpatient and sober living) provide a self-empowering (non-12-step, non-disease) approach for San Diego and the world. We address underlying issues including trauma, anxiety, depression, attention-related and eating-related disorders, relationship problems, bipolar disorder, and personality disorder. Our six focuses are motivation, craving, emotional self-management, lifestyle balance, relationship improvement, and living with purpose and passion. Holistic healing services and SMART Recovery meetings are available. We refer clients back to referring professionals. Founded in 1985. (800) 977-6110
www.practicalrecovery.com
The Right Step and Spirit Lodge Programs
The Right Step and Spirit Lodge programs are a collection of dual diagnosis drug and alcohol treatment centers, with locations throughout Texas and Louisiana. We serve the needs of adults and adolescents who struggle with drug and alcohol dependence through our residential and outpatient programs. The Right Step and Spirit Lodge programs offer a broad range of alcohol and addiction treatment accommodations and services designed to fit each individual's needs. The process of recovery begins with customized treatment for the individual. Beating addiction isn't easy, but taking the right step makes the process easier. Visit our website or call (877) 627-4389.
www.rightstep.com/celebratingsobriety/
Coming Home Project
The Coming Home Project provides integrative services for Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans, Service Members and their Families and Care Providers that alleviate the emotional, spiritual and family injuries of war by: • Creating a community of safety and trust and a culture of inclusion and compassion • Providing an integrated continuum of holistic services that rebuilds connections within the veteran, between veteran and peers, between veteran and family members, and between family and community. Our retreats reduce isolation, eliminate stigma, provide new skills and experiences that facilitate coming all the way home. To learn more about participating, visit our website.
www.ComingHomeProject.net
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Treatment & Recovery Programs
Programs for possible recommendation to clients seeking treatment and recovery
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Grad Programs - A Guide to Graduate Schools
A Guide to Graduate Programs in Psychology, Marriage & Family Therapy, Social Work or Counseling
See Guide to Graduate Schools for further information on each graduate program.
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Intensive Training Programs
A Guide to Specialized Instruction in the Mental Health Field
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A Guide to Business Products and Services for Therapists
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