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Polyamory, Consensual Non- Monogamy and Attachment
Date: Friday, February 7, 2025
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (EST)
Instructor: Jen Rosselli, LMHC, EAT
Location: Online via Zoom
Credit: 3 CE credits
Join therapist Jen Rosselli, LMHC in this 3 hour training where practitioners at any level can gain foundational information for discussing ethically non-monogamous relational dynamics with their clients.
This course will help familiarize you with common terminology used in the ethical non-monogamous (ENM) and polyamorous communities. You will learn to understand any potential biases we may be bringing into the therapeutic space and gain effective ways to be supportive of clients exploring relational experiences within ENM and polyamorous communities.
The format of this program will involve an online video lecture, an experiential exercise and time for questions. Please bring basic art supplies and paper (ie. sketchbook or blank paper, various colored markers, colored pencils, or your medium of choice for a 20-30 minute image-making exercise.)
Note: CE credits are not available for those who wish to view the recording, and/or do not attend in full during the indicated time.
Application for 3 CE credits have been submitted for Psychologists, MA LCSW and LICSW, NH LICSW and LCMHC, VT LICSW, LCMHC, and LMFT, & CT LCSW and LPC.
CE credits for MA LMHCs have been submitted to MaMHCA/MCEAP.
Please note that this training will be recorded but not published online.
Jen's expertise comes from a combination of personal experience and education. Jen's first master's degree in Fine Arts from Lesley University taught her how to embrace and understand the multiple aspects of her identity through non verbal means. Jen's second master's (also from Lesley) in Expressive Arts Therapy and Mental Health Counseling connected internal, creative problem-solving with psychological practice.
Jen specializes in trauma, addiction, neurodiversity, LGBTQ+ issues, kink, ENM and polyamory. She is a member of the LGBTQ+ and ethically non-monogamous communities. She continues to focus on these topics in continuing education.
Fees:
Training fee: $100
Equity rate option available+
3 CE Credits fee: $25
Refunds, less an administrative fee of $25, will be issued for all cancellations received at least 48 hours prior to the start of the course. Refund requests must be made by email. No-shows are subject to the full course fee.
+In an effort to recognize barriers created by systems of oppression we invite those with less financial means to opt into paying a discounted rate between $50-75. In support of this effort, we also invite those with more economic privilege to consider adding $20-$30 to the base price of attendance.
When considering whether you might be able to pay more or less than the standard rate, please consider the difference between a financial sacrifice (i.e., difficult but not detrimental) versus a financial hardship (i.e., difficult to fulfill basic needs).
Still not sure how much you should pay? Check out this helpful graphic designed by Alexis J. Cunningfolk. Read more about their thoughts on sliding scale in the post "The Sliding Scale: A Tool of Economic Justice."
This program is co-sponsored by the New Hampshire Psychological Association (NHPA) and Looking Glass Counseling. NHPA is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. NHPA maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
COMING SPRING 2025!
Treatment of Binge Eating Disorder and Body Liberation
Date: Friday, April 11, 2025
Time: 1:00 PM - 5:15 PM (EST)
Instructor: Alice Mathews, LICSW
Location: Online via Zoom
Credit: 4 CE credits
Assess and diagnose binge eating disorder along with exploring treatment approaches using Body Liberation. Body Liberation is a social justice approach aimed at liberating all bodies from the effects of fatphobia and discrimination.
Note: CE credits are not available for those who wish to view the recording, and/or do not attend in full during the indicated time.
Application for 4 CE credits have been submitted for Psychologists, MA LCSW and LICSW, NH LICSW and LCMHC, VT LICSW, LCMHC, and LMFT, & CT LCSW and LPC.
Application for MaMHCA/MCEAP CE credits has been submitted. Please contact us at info@lookingglasscounseling.net for the status of CE’s for MA LMHCs.
Please note that this training will be recorded but not published online.
Alice Mathews (she/her) is a licensed independent clinical social worker working as a therapist and clinical supervisor at Looking Glass Counseling.
Alice has worked in partial hospitalization programs, intensive outpatient programs and outpatient levels of care. She trained at the Renfrew Center of Massachusetts and has experience in the assessment and treatment of eating disorders, with a special interest in Binge Eating Disorder. She uses a Health at Every Size (HAES)Ⓡ and Body Liberation approach.
Fees:
Training fee: $150
Equity rate option available+
3 CE Credits fee: $25
Refunds, less an administrative fee of $25, will be issued for all cancellations received at least 48 hours prior to the start of the course. Refund requests must be made by email. No-shows are subject to the full course fee.
+In an effort to recognize barriers created by systems of oppression we invite those with less financial means to opt into paying a discounted rate between $75-125. In support of this effort, we also invite those with more economic privilege to consider adding $25-$50 to the base price of attendance.
When considering whether you might be able to pay more or less than the standard rate, please consider the difference between a financial sacrifice (i.e., difficult but not detrimental) versus a financial hardship (i.e., difficult to fulfill basic needs).
Still not sure how much you should pay? Check out this helpful graphic designed by Alexis J. Cunningfolk. Read more about their thoughts on sliding scale in the post "The Sliding Scale: A Tool of Economic Justice."
COMING SPRING 2025!
Adult Autism and Neurodiversity in Outpatient Therapy
Date: Friday, May 30, 2025
Time: 1:00 PM - 5:15 PM (EST)
Instructor: Miriam Zisook, LICSW
Location: Online via Zoom
Credit: 4 CE credits
Awareness of autism, particularly among adults who were not recognized as autistic in childhood, is growing quickly. There is significant need these days for support and guidance among individuals exploring whether they might be autistic and among therapists supporting clients who have begun this journey. But, many therapists have received little, if any, training on autism in their education process and have not been well prepared to meet this growing need.
To prepare therapists to identify masked adult autistic clients on their caseload through a neurodiversity paradigm and facilitate discussion of autistic identity with clients. To prepare therapists to build affirming relationships with adult autistic clients, develop and work towards neurodiversity affirming goals and support clients navigating formal and self diagnosis.
Note: CE credits are not available for those who wish to view the recording, and/or do not attend in full during the indicated time.
Application for 4 CE credits have been submitted for Psychologists, MA LCSW and LICSW, NH LICSW and LCMHC, VT LICSW, LCMHC, and LMFT, & CT LCSW and LPC.
Application for MaMHCA/MCEAP CE credits has been submitted. Please contact us at info@lookingglasscounseling.net for the status of CE’s for MA LMHCs.
Please note that this training will be recorded but not published online.
Fees:
Training fee: $150
Equity rate option available+
3 CE Credits fee: $25
Refunds, less an administrative fee of $25, will be issued for all cancellations received at least 48 hours prior to the start of the course. Refund requests must be made by email. No-shows are subject to the full course fee.
+In an effort to recognize barriers created by systems of oppression we invite those with less financial means to opt into paying a discounted rate between $75-125. In support of this effort, we also invite those with more economic privilege to consider adding $25-$50 to the base price of attendance.
When considering whether you might be able to pay more or less than the standard rate, please consider the difference between a financial sacrifice (i.e., difficult but not detrimental) versus a financial hardship (i.e., difficult to fulfill basic needs).
Still not sure how much you should pay? Check out this helpful graphic designed by Alexis J. Cunningfolk. Read more about their thoughts on sliding scale in the post "The Sliding Scale: A Tool of Economic Justice."
Miriam has been working with Autistic children, teens and adults in multiple roles since 2004. She has worked with disabled and Autistic people in schools, recreational settings, and home settings as a researcher, a coach, and an outpatient therapist.
Miriam’s work is grounded in a Neurodiversity affirming paradigm that centers disabled clients as experts in their lived experience and honors the value of differences between people. She works to help clients live authentically and develop the adaptations they need to thrive while resisting pressures to assimilate to neurotypical and normative culture.
Miriam facilitates groups for Autistic adult where the vast majority of participants are arriving to understanding of their Autism for the first time in adulthood. She provides clinical consultation to providers seeking to better support Autistic clients and to clients exploring Autistic identities.
Miriam is the founder and director of the Unstoppable Studio, a maker space for making the world fit us and not the other way around. Their collaborative creative workspace supports makers of all experience and ability levels as they fearlessly imagine, prototype, create and collaborate to make things together.
Therapeutic Use of Music for Non-Music Therapists
Date: Friday, November 15, 2024
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM (EST)
Instructor: Kim Johnson, LMHC, MT-BC
Location: Online via Zoom
Credit: 3 CE credits
Join therapist Kim Johnson, LMHC, MT-BC in this 3 hour training where the differences between music therapy and music as therapy will be defined.
Kim will teach the benefits of music as therapy for enhancing mental health treatment and how to apply specific interventions to participant’s practices through experiential learning.
At the end of the training participants will be able to:
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Identify the differences between Music Therapy and the therapeutic use of music interventions
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Demonstrate an understanding of several different therapeutic music interventions
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Identify ways to apply these interventions to their practice.
This training is intended for the Advanced Practitioner, Intermediate Practitioner or Beginning Practitioner (applies to all practice levels for non-music therapists).
Note: CE credits are not available for those who wish to view the recording, and/or do not attend in full during the indicated time.
CE credits have been approved for Psychologists, MA LCSW and LICSW, NH LICSW and LCMHC, VT LICSW, LCMHC, and LMFT, & CT LCSW and LPC.
CE credits for MA LMHCs has been approved by MaMHCA/MCEAP.
Please note that this training will be recorded but not published online.
Kim Johnson is a board certified music therapist and licensed mental health counselor who has been practicing predominantly in PHP and OP levels of care since 2017, providing both traditional talk therapy and expressive therapy interventions.
She has received specialized training in DBT and CPT which further inform her therapeutic approach.
In 2022, she recorded and released a guided mindfulness meditation album titled, "Tiny Happy Guitar."
Kim has also been providing clinical supervision for DBT informed music therapists since 2022 and for pre-licensed clinicians since 2023.
Fees:
Training fee: $100
Equity rate option available+
3 CE Credits fee: $25
Refunds, less an administrative fee of $25, will be issued for all cancellations received at least 48 hours prior to the start of the course. Refund requests must be made by email. No-shows are subject to the full course fee.
+In an effort to recognize barriers created by systems of oppression we invite those with less financial means to opt into paying a discounted rate between $50-75. In support of this effort, we also invite those with more economic privilege to consider adding $20-$30 to the base price of attendance.
When considering whether you might be able to pay more or less than the standard rate, please consider the difference between a financial sacrifice (i.e., difficult but not detrimental) versus a financial hardship (i.e., difficult to fulfill basic needs).
Still not sure how much you should pay? Check out this helpful graphic designed by Alexis J. Cunningfolk. Read more about their thoughts on sliding scale in the post "The Sliding Scale: A Tool of Economic Justice."
This program is co-sponsored by the New Hampshire Psychological Association (NHPA) and Looking Glass Counseling. NHPA is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. NHPA maintains responsibility for this program and its content.