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Motivational interviewing is a respectful, client-centered style of counseling to help clients resolve ambivalence and voice their own argument for change.

This training will be held virtually. Additional details for the training will be emailed after registration.

Date: Friday, February 5, 2021

• Training: 9 AM to Noon

Pricing Details

• Early Bird: $35
  • ​After February 1st: $40
• Retired Clinicians: $20
• Group Pricing: $30/person. Please call to register a group of 10 or more.

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Price includes Training and CEU's.

Nowadays, every mental health  professional & their mother is teaching social skills (...which is good, because mothers should be teaching social skills.)

The problem is, social skills classes are often boring and ineffective at bringing lasting change. Many students don’t see the need for social skills, or have no desire to interact outside of a screen. 
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But fear not! ScenicView’s decade of experience teaching social skills is here to save the day! Armed with purple crayons, engaging activities, and  feeble attempts at humor, we’ll teach you all we know about teaching social skills in an enjoyable, memorable way (and you can even bring your mother if you’d like.)

We now have two options available for this training:

1. Come To Us! Join us on ScenicView campus at various times of the year for a full 2-day training.
2. We'll Come to You! Let us come to your facility and train you on our material. Depending on your location, we offer 2-day to 2-hour trainings. Contact us at [email protected] for more information. 

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Training Details

WHEN: February 27, 2015 9 AM - 4 PM
WHERE: ScenicView Academy community building (address & map at bottom of the page.)
COST: $40 prior to conference; $50 day of.
INCLUDES: Lunch (pasta bar) & 6 CEU's

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Treating Anxiety & Depression

This training will focus on treating anxiety & depression through Cognitive Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy, and Mindfulness. 

This presentation will offer the following clinical considerations for the treatment of anxiety and depression: 

• A basic review of Cognitive Therapy
• A new look at cognitive distortions
• The link between your thoughts and your anxiety/depression
• Childhood scripts carry forward
• Apply the power of living the present moment to the treatment of anxiety/depression
• Blend of Acceptance Commitment Therapy and Mindfulness
• A variety of coping strategies including relaxation and experiential interventions

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Presenter Bio's

CINDY LEE, LCSW
Cindy Lee is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker providing psychotherapy to children and adults for over 20 years.  At her private practice, Hearthstone Counseling PLLC, she specializes in the areas of anxiety, depression, healthy living, mindfulness, and PTSD.  Her additional experiences include being the Clinical Director of Family Support and Treatment Center, a United Way agency working towards the prevention and treatment of child abuse; and presenting to professional communities about healthy relationships, living a full life with anxiety, and applying mindfulness skills.  Cindy is adjunct faculty at Brigham Young University where she teaches Play Therapy and Clinical Practicum.  Her professional and personal journey has inspired her to become co-founder of Empowered Life Solutions a web based mental health website dedicated to helping individuals with anxiety and depression while also promoting healthy living skills.

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LARRY KRAUSE, LCSW
Larry Krause graduated from BYU School of Social Work with his MSW in 1995 and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker.  Larry specializes in treating trauma and sexual abuse victims including adults, adolescents, and children.  He is a Registered Play Therapist Supervisor and supervises trainees in play therapy.  Larry has presented at the national conference for the Association of Play Therapists (APT) as well as conferences for the Utah Association of Play Therapists (UAPT).  Larry also enjoys writing and playing music.  He has produced several albums and uses his music as a therapeutic tool in counseling.  Larry works at the Family Support and Treatment Center and has been there for 18 years.

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