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824 Hewitt Drive, Suite 400
Waco, Texas
76712
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800-259-2620
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This is a listing of all workshops offered by DTA Resources.To find out when a workshop will be offered, please go to our Calendar of Events.
Ethics - "Right or Wrong" - 3 Hrs. or .3 CEUs
This 2008 workshop is designed to meet requirements for license renewal. Discussion of ethics and values with review of professional ethics. The participant to:
- Review professional guidelines
- Consider current issues
- Explore systematic decision-making
- Examine ethical applications
Three of the most common issues in mental health are anxiety, depression, and anger. Workshop explores the psychological and physical connection of these emotions. Workshop explores potential causes, symptoms and results. Focus is on holistic strategies in the counseling process. The participant to:
- Consider the causes of emotional and physical pain
- Understand the mind-body connection
- Explore potential strategies
The Alpha-Stim® 100 and Alpha-Stim® SCS have been accepted by the FDA for the treatment of anxiety, depression, and insomnia. As a treatment method, the Alpha-Stim is very effective and easy to use. Participants in this workshop will:
- Explore research and background
- Review outcome studies
- Examine clinical protocols
- Develop competence in applications
DTA has received inquires nationwide since September 11 related to stress caused by recent tragic events, economic uncertainty, increased unemployment and general insecurity. This workshop examines the effect of stress and trauma on the individual both physically and emotionally. Participants will:
- Review causes and results of stress
- Examine clinical issues of PTSD
- Discuss “do’s and don’t”
- Consider effective treatment strategies
“Baggage” is a significant issue in cou examines types of “baggage” and its impact on emotional health. The concept of “closure” is discussed. Strategies for decision-making and completing important tasks are explored. Participants will:
- Examine types of "unfinished business"
- Discuss the concept of "closure"
- Explore strategies for completion
This workshop explores the concept of spirituality in mental health. Examines the significance of spirituality and faith in various counseling settings. Explores beliefs and possible impact in views of change, relationships, personal growth, addictions and the counseling process itself. Participants will:
- Define spirituality, theology and faith
- Review different religious beliefs
- Discuss significance in counseling
An introduction to the concept of "the family constellation" to understand the dynamics of the "birth order" in understanding different family roles and interactions. A look at the traditional concept and identification of variables in the modern family. Exploration of possible applications for counseling and working with families. Workshop participants will:
- Examine the family constellation model
- Understand traditional roles of "birth order
- Identify possible variables within the modern family
- Discuss appropriate clinical applications
This workshop examines grief and loss as a common element of the human experience. Focus will be on specific clinical concerns. Workshop participants will:
- Review causes of grief
- Explore the different stages of grief
- Discuss common clinical issues
- Consider practical strategies for treatment
An interactive workshop designed to provide additional insights into the issues of anger and violence in our society. Participants in this workshop will:
- Examine anger causes and consequences
- Consider options for expression of anger
- Discuss the goals of anger management
- Explore strategies for anger management
Consideration of various interpersonal personality characteristics and their impact on relationships, counseling, communication, stress management and burnout. Participants in this workshop will:
- Review different interpersonal/interactive models
- Examine a easy-to-use interpersonal life style model
- Apply model components to practical counseling issues
- Improve communication between different interpersonal lifestyles
Conflict and violence in the school and workplace are major concerns for both individuals and institutions in today’s world. This workshop discusses the causes and results of conflict with emphasis on prevention and resolution. Participants in this workshop will:
- Explore root causes of conflict and violence
- Examine common concerns in the school and workplace such as bullying, disenfranchisement, stress and burnout
- Consider strategies for counseling, teaching, and critical incident debriefing
- Explore practical solutions for prevention, resolution, and safety
A structured journaling approach for the counseling process, this self-study focuses on identifying individual life chapters, recognizing life patterns, and provides effective homework strategies. Participants in this workshop will:
- Briefly discuss different models of humandevelopment phases
- Examine concept of "Life Chapters" for counseling and homework activity
- Develop personal "Life Chapters" outline
- Consider possible applications
An intro to the area of victims and victimization. An examination of different types of victimization. Discussion of common reactions and predictable behavioral patterns. Focus on common emotional issues including PTSD. Exploration of helpful strategies for treatment. Participants will:
- Review types of victimization
- Identify victim profiles
- Discuss behavioral and emotional responses
- Explore useful strategies
A look at forgiveness in the counseling process. Discussion of spiritual, philosophical, and practical viewpoints. focus on goals and obstacles for forgiveness. Emphasis on forgiveness as a strategy for healing. Participants will:
- Define the goals of forgiveness
- Identify obstacles to forgiveness
- Discuss practical, spiritual and therapeutic components
- Explore strategies for forgiveness
Workshop will address one of the most troublesome topics in our society. Explanation of possible causes of violence and abuse with focus on domestic violence. Examination of violent personality traits , abusive behavior, including bullying. Discussion of results and exploration of strategies for dealing with both the perpetrator and victim. Participants will:
- Review problem of domestic violence
- Examine causes of violence and abuse
- Identify types of abuse
- Understand “bullying”
- Explore approaches and strategies
The latest research verifies the impact of stress on both physical and emotional health. This workshop examines the latest research and discuss modern causes and effects on the body and mind. Discussion of appropriate assesment and options for prevention and treatment. Exploration of the most up-to-date and effective strategies for successful stress management. Participants will:
- Review current research
- Discuss causes and effects of stress
- Examine stress assessment
- Explore most effective strategies
Workshop looks at key elements in healthy relationships. An examination of the history of different marriage and family models. A look at components necessary for developing and maintaining relationships in marriage and other significant relationships. Identification of common obstacles. Course considers personality interactions, communication styles, common expectations, and issues of intimacy. Participants will:
- Review stress theories and current research
- Examine various assessment instruments
- Explore relationship between physical and emotional symptoms
- Discuss roots and types of emotional and physical pain
- Understand applications of CES for safe and effective treatment
This workshop expands the focus of the mind-body connection discussed in previous workshops. Using current research related to emotional and physical issues, stress related responses such as anxiety, depression are discussed. Various types of pain and physical symptoms will also be examined. Emphasis will be on the relationship between physical and emotional symptoms. Effective assessment and treatment strategies will be presented. Participants will:
- Review stress theories and current research
- Examine various assessment instruments
- Explore relationship between physical and emotional symptoms
- Discuss roots and types of emotional and physical pain
- Understand applications of CES for safe and effective treatment
---Includes 3 Hours of Ethics---
A comprehensive workshop that examines the major issues of working with this growing population. An examination of physical and mental health issues as well as consideration of family, social, financial and other common concerns. Includes a discussion of ethical issues related to the care of the elderly and responsibilities of the professional caregiver. Participants will:
- Review physiological aspects of aging
- Review psychological aspects of aging
- Consider effective treatment strategies
- Discuss related ethical and legal issues
This revised workshop examines components common to issues of anxiety, depression, anger, and pain. Examines the interaction between cognitive, emotional, behavioral and physical comments. Participants will:
- Review potential causes of anxiety, depression and hostility
- Identify common cycles
- Explore effective strategies
- Practice use of the “PACE” Model
---Includes 3 Hours of Ethics---
There has been a dramatic increase in the number of coaches for companies, executives, families, family and home businesses, etc. This workshop is designed for the mental health professional interested in knowing more about coaching. Overview of coaching as a possible career or expansion of services. Discussion of benefits, liabilities and professional ethics. Participants will:
- Examine marriage, family and other relationship models and viewpoints
- Identify elements in healthy relationships
- Consider common relationship interactions
- Explore possible strategies for relationship enhancement
---Includes 3 Hours of Ethics---
Back by popular demand, this workshop has been updated to assist mental health professionals to assess individual skills, strengths, and limitations, to evaluate career goals. Focus on strategies for transferring skills to different professional areas such as coaching, consulting, teaching, managing, etc. Participants will:
- Identify skills and interests
- Explore career options
- Discuss practical strategies