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July 2019 Graduate Retreat – Fostering Peace: Personal and Collective Safety and Care

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Graduate Retreat – Open to All Grads July 11th – July 14th 2019 “If you think that peace and happiness are somewhere else and you run after them, you will never arrive.” Tich Nhat Hanh  To thrive requires human connection, both personal and collective. When we are in trusted connection, we desire to know the other …

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Study Group 2018-2019: Loneliness and Longing

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  Friday Afternoon Study Group 2018-19 Loneliness and Longing 18 CE’s approved for MSWs in NY and applied for in CT   As every clinician knows, loneliness and longing are frequently encountered existential issues which often have no resolution. The right partner is not found. A community is not created. A cause or calling looses meaning. …

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Study Group – Broken Links: Dissociation in Multiple Guises

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Study Group 2017-2018 Broken Links: Dissociation in Multiple Guises 18 CEU Credits are Approved by CT Alexis Johnson PhD   The broad concept of dissociation covers many psychic events denoting lack of inner wholeness. Aspects of self or psyche are separated, sometimes from each other, sometimes from self-awareness, and usually from memory.   Dissociation is …

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Study Supervision Group – “Putting the Pieces Together: Trauma Models for the Clinician”

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Putting the Pieces Together: Trauma Models for the Clinician Alexis Johnson, PhD 96 Bouton Road South Salem, NY 10590 alexisajohnsonphd@gmail.com (914) 763 3201 18 CEU’s through NASW-CT The many ways to address traumatic events clinically fall roughly into two models: top down and bottom up.  Top down refers to entering the inner world of the traumatized …

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