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Continuing Ed. LIVE Interactive Webcast - OR - Pre-Recorded
“I think it’s the best one I’ve ever taken and I’ve been in the field long time. You truly have a gift!” Debby Jacobson Prof
NEW WORKSHOP
A Pandemic and Mindfulness: Helping Clients Unpack the Emotions and Trauma of a Pandemic
ATTENTION Ohio Nurses – RN’s and LPN’s: Written Disclosure
This activity has been submitted to the Ohio Nurses Association for approval to award contact hours. The Ohio Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. (OBN-001-91)
There is no conflict of interest for anyone with the ability to control content of this activity.
Criteria for successful completion:
PROGRAM AGENDA
1. Describe mindfulness interventions that can be applied to an intangible threat such as a pandemic.
2. Describe the mental/emotional challenges related to various pandemic situations.
3. Identify symptoms of pandemic fatigue and the various issues contributing to the fatigue.
4. Demonstrate various breathing techniques to assist in letting go of mental and emotional symptoms related to a pandemic experience.
5. Identify the CDC’s six guiding principles for trauma informed care and their practical application.
6. Identify various defense mechanisms used to respond to challenging situations.
7. Demonstrate therapeutic mindfulness interventions to use with the client.
8. Completion of Course of Evaluation.
nasw national approval
Mindfulness and the Art of Letting Go Approved by NASW National Organization for 6 CE's (Approval #1119) - in-person format
It has also received the NASW CE Seal as the social work profession's stamp of approval for quality continuing education.
NASW's CE Approval Program is endorsed by 46 state licensure boards.
Mindfulness and the art of letting go - SEE APPROVALS BELOW
Mindfulness and the Art of Letting Go - APPROVED - by the STATE BOARDS OF FL - KS - OH - PA - MD - UT for 6 CE's - for Social Workers, Counselors, and Marriage and Family Therapists (AND NURSING Ohio only) Read below for details
ALSO - Samrudhi Inc / Mind Your Ego website offers PRE-RECORDED WEBINARS for FL - KS - OH - UT - Social Workers, Counselors, and Marriage and Family Therapists - Plus OH Nurses - IN ADDITION - there are LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBCASTS for OH - FL - KS - PA - UT - for , Social Workers, Counselors, and Marriage and Family Therapists and Ohio Nursing
Mindfulness and the Art of Letting Go - OHIO NURSES ONLY - PLEASE NOTE: This activity has been approved by the Ohio Nurses Association for 6 contact hours (Activity #22873). The Ohio Nurses Association is accredited as an approver of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation. (OBN-001-91) PLEASE NOTE Re: Pre-recorded Webinar: 1 - Criteria for successful completion is based upon completion/submission of evaluation form. 2 – There is no presence of a conflict of interest for planners, presenters, faculty, authors of the content and content reviewers. 3 - This nursing continuing professional development activity was approved by the Ohio Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accr
ONLY PRE-RECORDED WEBCASTS ARE AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME.
ALL In-Person WORKSHOPS ARE POSTPONED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
About Us
Training in Mindfulness - With Perspectives You May Have Never Seen Nor Experienced Before
Learn mindfulness from someone who has been teaching mindfulness for nearly 30 years. We provide LIVE INTERACTIVE WEBCASTS for Continuing Education. We can work with you and your staff to ensure the best outcome for your staff.
A Powerful Testimonial Re: Mindfulness and the Art of Letting Go
"I seriously thought of contacting the Licensing Social Work Board to tell them that your workshop was one of the best I have ever attended. You provided such concrete information that will be useful to our clients and taught us in an experiential way that greatly helped us to feel and understand how to make these strategies work. These strategies will also benefit our own personal growth work. In our profession, we should grow psychologically! To go to a workshop that is so warmly and intelligently presented was fabulous.” LISW-S
David Fiala, MSSA, LISW-S, Biography
David J. Fiala has had a private practice for the past 29 years and his office is located in Aurora, Ohio. He focuses on individuals who suffer from depression, anxiety, stress, or post-traumatic stress. In the process, he teaches clients mindfulness, compassion, self-forgiveness, and a multitude of other skills to significantly heighten their awareness of thoughts, emotions, and how to resolve issues that have long been stuck. He graduated from John Carroll University with a degree in religious studies, Case Western Reserve University Mandel School of Social Sciences, and Barbara Brennan School of Healing. He has been described as a very passionate instructor about the subjects he teaches and brings this enthusiasm into his seminars and courses.
Testimonials
Powerful Testimonials for Mindfulness and the Art of Letting Go
The following quotes illustrate some of the uniqueness and power of the content of this program:
“David, your workshop was so very powerful. The tools you taught us will have far reaching benefits as we pass them along to our clients as well as benefit ourselves. “
“This workshop provided more experiential exercises than any other that I have attended over the past 40 years. David Fiala presented in a committed, caring & humorous manner. He not only demonstrated a deep, sincere understanding of the material, but also clearly explained skills in such a way that one could easily apply them to their professional life or professional practice. I left the workshop rejuvenated and a stronger belief & confidence in the benefits of Mindfulness as well as letting go. I strongly recommend it!”
From Sue Livingston, LISW-S
“After a three day workshop with Deepak Chopra on meditation and other theories, your explanation made (mindfulness) meditation seem applicable to my life which up until now has not been the case. Very happy indeed.” Another LISW
“It was a very meaningful work shop. I really don’t want to use the word work because it wasn’t like work!! More of an experience.” Another LISW
From a counselor
“I've been doing my breathing throughout the day. Very helpful. Can’t wait for part 2.”
