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This presentation takes place on December 4th at 12:00pm-1:30pm.
This is a virtual event. The link will be sent the day before the session.
1.5 NBCC credit hours available.
This live, virtual presentation serves as an introduction to identity disturbance in thought disorders. The presenter will utilize a lecture format to provide evidenced-based content that facilitates learning the pre-determined objectives.
Upon completion the participant will be able to:
1.Define the proposed clinical mechanism (identity disturbance) driving symptoms of psychosis by reviewing evidenced based research.
2.Describe how common presentations of psychosis are related to identity disturbance and apply this to clinical conceptualizations.
3.Implement the art of therapy by identifying specific treatment interventions for identity disturbance in the therapy room and beyond.
See Training Policies HERE.
Participants can cancel 48 hours before the event to receive a full refund. Cancellations within the 48 hour window will receive a partial refund.
Please send me an email to cancel your attendance at kelly.vance@kellyvancecounseling.com
Participant confidentiality, such as name, address, telephone number, email address, and financial information will be maintain to the best of the CE provider’s ability. Confidentiality cannot be guaranteed. If a data breach occurs, all affected participants will be notified immediately via their email on file.
The process to submit anonymous complaints about the training or presenter, Kelly Vance, can be made HERE.
For accommodations requests, please email Kelly Vance at kelly.vance@kellyvancecounseling.com
In order for a participant to receive CE credit (should this be made available) they must attend the entire session with camera on while actively engaging in learning. They must complete the program evaluation within two weeks of the event.
This presentation takes place on December 4th at 12:00pm-1:30pm.
This is a virtual event. The link will be sent the day before the session.
1.5 NBCC credit hours available.
This live, virtual presentation serves as an introduction to identity disturbance in thought disorders. The presenter will utilize a lecture format to provide evidenced-based content that facilitates learning the pre-determined objectives.
Upon completion the participant will be able to:
1.Define the proposed clinical mechanism (identity disturbance) driving symptoms of psychosis by reviewing evidenced based research.
2.Describe how common presentations of psychosis are related to identity disturbance and apply this to clinical conceptualizations.
3.Implement the art of therapy by identifying specific treatment interventions for identity disturbance in the therapy room and beyond.
See Training Policies HERE.
Participants can cancel 48 hours before the event to receive a full refund. Cancellations within the 48 hour window will receive a partial refund.
Please send me an email to cancel your attendance at kelly.vance@kellyvancecounseling.com
Participant confidentiality, such as name, address, telephone number, email address, and financial information will be maintain to the best of the CE provider’s ability. Confidentiality cannot be guaranteed. If a data breach occurs, all affected participants will be notified immediately via their email on file.
The process to submit anonymous complaints about the training or presenter, Kelly Vance, can be made HERE.
For accommodations requests, please email Kelly Vance at kelly.vance@kellyvancecounseling.com
In order for a participant to receive CE credit (should this be made available) they must attend the entire session with camera on while actively engaging in learning. They must complete the program evaluation within two weeks of the event.