Working With Complex Trauma: Innovative Approaches for Restoring Mind-Body Integration

Offered by The Academy of Therapy Wisdom - A CPA Affiliate Partner

October 4 at 9am MDT

A LIVE 3-hour course with Bessel van der Kolk, M.D. – a true luminary in the field of trauma therapy. Bessel’s groundbreaking research and pioneering therapeutic approaches have transformed countless lives. And YOU get to learn from him LIVE.

Bessel changed how we look at trauma by issuing decades of research supporting his once-controversial thesis that traumatic memories are not ordinary memories: they are not narrative (in the mind), they are in the body.

This course is your chance to learn how his original thesis has deepened and evolved and to benefit from the years of insight and reflection he has to share.

“I am grateful to have had the opportunity to learn directly from a pioneer and expert in the field. I came away with knowledge, examples, and tools to use in my personal practice. I will certainly continue to learn more from Dr. Van der Kolk.”

Take a Look at Everything That’s Included….

  • The Essence of a Lifetime: This course distills Bessel's life work into a profound narrative. It's not just factoids; it's understanding the heart and soul behind his teachings.

  • Live Interaction: You'll have the opportunity to engage with him directly so that you can ask questions, share your ‘aha’s, and gain personal perspectives that transcend the written word.

  • Exclusive Content: This course offers unique content not available elsewhere. Plus, enjoy two follow-up sessions with Linda Thai, Bessel’s teaching assistant, ensuring you get the most out of this teaching.

  • Lasting Impact: Bessel's work has touched lives around the world. Learning from him equips you to make a lasting impact on your clients, integrating his timeless wisdom into your practice.

Cost to attend: $197

Click here for more information and to register.

 

Registration Open for Nov. 3 Fall Symposium on Suicide Prevention

Date: Friday, Nov. 3, 2023; 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Location: City of Golden Community Center
1470 10th Street, Golden, CO 80401

The 2023 CPA Fall Symposium's focus on suicide prevention is commendable and highlights the importance of addressing this critical public health issue. Suicide is a global concern that affects individuals, families, and communities across the nation. By dedicating a symposium to this topic, the CPA can contribute to raising awareness, sharing research findings, and promoting strategies to prevent suicide.

Confirmed topics and areas of discussion for the symposium include: 

  • Suicide Prevention - Integrating Suicide Research, Evidence-Based Psychotherapy Interventions, Neuroscience, and Mindfulness; Geoff Smith, PsyD, Section Chief, Veterans Affairs
  • How to Utilize 988 in Colorado; Helen Littrell, PsyD, Crisis Program Director, Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners
  • Preventing Suicide in Peripartum and Perimenopausal People; Rebecca Richey, PsyD, LCSW, CAC III, MBA, Clinical Director, Colorado Women’s Collaborative Healthcare

5 to 6 CEs will be awarded for attending this Symposium. 

See sponsor/exhibitor opportunities here.

Happy Hour/PAC Event to Follow at 4:30 p.m. -- First Drink on CPA!!
New Terrain Brewing Company - 
RSVP/Register

Click here for more information and to register.

 

 

 

Registration Open for Nov. 3 Fall Symposium on Suicide Prevention

Date: Friday, Nov. 3, 2023; 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Location: City of Golden Community Center
1470 10th Street, Golden, CO 80401

The 2023 CPA Fall Symposium's focus on suicide prevention is commendable and highlights the importance of addressing this critical public health issue. Suicide is a global concern that affects individuals, families, and communities across the nation. By dedicating a symposium to this topic, the CPA can contribute to raising awareness, sharing research findings, and promoting strategies to prevent suicide.

Confirmed topics and areas of discussion for the symposium include: 

  • Suicide Prevention - Integrating Suicide Research, Evidence-Based Psychotherapy Interventions, Neuroscience, and Mindfulness; Geoff Smith, PsyD, Section Chief, Veterans Affairs
  • How to Utilize 988 in Colorado; Helen Littrell, PsyD, Crisis Program Director, Rocky Mountain Crisis Partners
  • Preventing Suicide in Peripartum and Perimenopausal People; Rebecca Richey, PsyD, LCSW, CAC III, MBA, Clinical Director, Colorado Women’s Collaborative Healthcare

5 to 6 CEs will be awarded for attending this Symposium. 

See sponsor/exhibitor opportunities here.

Happy Hour/PAC Event to Follow at 4:30 p.m. -- First Drink on CPA!!
New Terrain Brewing Company - 
RSVP/Register

Click here for more information and to register.

 

 

 

Member In The News

Congratulations to Samuel Kohlenberg, PhD, MA, MEd and PsyD Student at the University of Denver was recently awarded the AAPB Fellowship status in the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback. AAPB Fellows are recognized for demonstrating meritorious service, excellence in professional practice and educational achievement, commitment to pursuit of continuing education, advancement of the proficiency and modality of biofeedback through innovation and subject matter expertise and knowledge sharing.

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Colorado Health Service Corps Calls for Applications, Launches New Website

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT:  Vanessa Bernal | [email protected]

DENVER (September 19, 2023) – The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is currently accepting applications for the Colorado Health Service Corps – a program that offers crucial loan repayment assistance to eligible health care professionals who pledge to serve in Health Professional Shortage Areas. These areas are characterized by a pronounced need for expanded primary health care resources. 

To aid in those efforts, the department recently launched coloradohealthservicecorps.org, a dedicated website to make it easier for health care professionals to learn more and apply. The Colorado Health Service Corps application window opens biannually in March and September, with the current cycle closing on September 30.

"Colorado Health Service Corps improves access to primary health care services in every corner of the state by assisting clinical professionals with their student loan debt in exchange for supporting the health care needs of underserved communities,” said Stephen Holloway, director of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s Health Access Branch. “Communities, clinicians, and the state all win when we can match dedicated professionals to communities that need their care through the right incentives." The Colorado Health Service Corps serves as a crucial conduit, matching qualified clinicians with opportunities that resonate with their aspirations, ultimately enhancing Colorado residents' health and overall well-being.

The program offers up to $120,000 for a three-year commitment to address clinician shortages while serving Coloradans who are medically underserved. 
Read more here...

 
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