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Ethics & Healthy Boundaries for Helping Professionals TrainingPresented by: Jennifer Cheshire MS SUDP CADCIII & John Hahn LMFT, SUDP REGISTRATION FULL! THANK YOU AND SEE YOU SOON. In this training, participants will learn: This is a 6 Hour training that meets ethics licensure requirements with 6 NAADAC Approved CEUs (the CEUs are approved for both mental health and substance use licensures, and are approved in all states). NOTE* Class size is max of 30 attendees and registration will close Wednesday morning 1/26/22 Who should attend?
Where: Zoom link will be sent before the event Please be advised this training will be recorded. Names will not be shared and will remain confidential. When: Thursday, January 27th, 2022 - 9:00am to 3:30pm (1 hour for lunch) Cost: $39.00
Jennifer Cheshire MS SUDP CADCIIIJennifer earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Spanish from the University of Oregon Clark Honors College, where she contributed to NIH and 5 Factor Personality research. She has a Masters in Psychology from the University of Palo Alto. She is a Substance Use Disorder Professional in the State of Washington and a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor III in Oregon. Jennifer has been working with substance abuse and mental health clients for over 20 years. She has been providing counseling services in the Clark County area since 2000. As an instructor at Clark College, she taught Air & Blood Borne Pathogens, Law & Ethics, and Pharmacology. John Hahn LMFT, SUDPAfter graduating with a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, John moved from Indiana to the Pacific Northwest. His early career was working with addicted youth and their families in both residential and outpatient settings. He later worked with chemically addicted adults and then with partners and family members who were impacted by someone else’s substance use or compulsive behaviors. He has studied Bowen Family System’s therapy and for 18 years, he was involved in a monthly consultation group dedicated to that theory.
He has presented at both statewide and local trainings and conferences and was an instructor at Clark College for 10 years, teaching in their Addiction Counselor Education Program. John maintained a private practice for 10 years focusing on relational and family of origin issues. He also offered clinical supervision for therapist seeking state licensure. He maintains his state approved supervisory status.
John is a Clinical Fellow in the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT)
He enjoys hiking, biking, playing guitar and traveling with his family in his leisure time.
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Youth Mental Health First Aid presented by Taylor Herreman
Objectives of the training By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
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Steps to register, enrollment, and obtaining certificate: 1. Register here and pay 2. Pre-Training: Sign up for Connect and Options Quiz (the day before the training an email will be sent where you sign up and take the quiz) 3. Post-Training: Exam and Survey Where: This is an IN-PERSON training. 9320 SW Barbur BLvd. Ste. 200 Portland, OR 97219; Hawthorne Conference Room. Take the elevator or stairs to second floor. When: Wednesday, February 9th, 2022 - 8:00am to 5:30pm (1 hour for lunch) Food: Snacks and coffee provided. List of lunch spots nearby will be shared. Or bring your own. Max number of participants: 30 Cost: $19.00 NOTE* Registration will close Monday 2/7/22 at noon. Parking: FREE parking lot in front of the building. COVID: We will be following CDC guidelines. There will be ample space in the room for safe distancing. About the trainer: Taylor Herreman Taylor Herreman is an experienced leader in child and youth services, having worked in a variety of settings to support systems-involved youth with early childhood trauma exposure from a trauma informed perspective. Taylor is currently the Director of Training Services at Boys & Girls Aid, a non-profit foster and adoption agency in Portland, OR. In her role, she provides training and consultation to of staff and foster parents in a variety of program roles. Taylor is certified to train: Collaborative Problem Solving Parenting Classes, CPI: Non Violent Crisis Intervention, ODHS Foundations for Foster and Adoptive Caregivers, and Youth Mental Health First Aid through the National Council for Mental Wellbeing.
In order to help develop a healthcare workforce to meet all Oregonians' needs, the Oregon Health Science University (OHSU) and the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) are collaborating on behalf of the Oregon Health Policy Board (OHPB) to make available grant funds as part of the Healthy Workforce Training Opportunity (HOWTO) grant program. The Oregon Alliance and the Oregon Child & Family Services Council is honored to receive a HOWTO grant and excited to implement our training program! HOWTO grants are intended to expand health professional training to address current and future shortages in the healthcare workforce in rural and medically underserved areas of Oregon. We will be providing training services for behavioral health providers serving Oregon's most vulnerable children and adolescents through a 3-year, 2-part program:
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