1. Healthcare

Who Should Attend?
• Addiction and Substance Abuse Counselors
• Professional School Counselors and Career Counselors
• Marriage and Family Therapists
• Mental Health Counselors
• Rehabilitation Counselors
• Social Workers
Seminar Details
• University of Sioux Falls, Cleveland Center, Room 106
• May 28–29
• 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
• Registration will be held each day from 7:30-7:50 a.m.
• The cost is $95 with an optional $45 for one-hour of college credit.
Benefits
This seminar meets requirements for continuing
education units for counselors and social workers. Up
to seven hours can be earned each day. The second
day will meet the four hour ethic requirements for
South Dakota licensure. One hour of college credit
(undergraduate or graduate) will also be available.
Cancellation
Payment must accompany registration. To withdraw,
participant must notify Kari Clark at (605) 331-6781 by
May 26 to receive a full refund.
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Thursday, May 28
Friday, May 29
7:30–7:50 a.m............... Registration and Light Breakfast 7:30–7:50 a.m.................Registration and Light Breakfast
7:50–8 a.m........... Opening Comments, Erin Stolsmark 7:50–8 a.m........... Opening Comments, Erin Stolsmark
8–9:25 a.m................An Introduction to Working with 8–9:45 a.m.Diversity in the Counseling Profession
People Who are Transgender
presented by Sarah Heerdt, M.A.
presented by Tobin Bakkedahl, M.A., NCC Have you ever struggled to connect with a client, student or co-worker
Changing pronouns can be a very realistic part of life for many
individuals who do not identify with the gender of which they were
born. This session will provide an introduction and best practices to
working with transgender people.
9:30–10:55 a.m.... Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for
Treating Depression
presented by Wallace Jackmon, Ph.D., LCSW-PIP
Upon completion of this lecture, participants will have learned about
the history of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and its efficacy in
treating Depression and Anxiety. The presenter will define CBT and
highlight the primary assumptions of Cognitive Theory. The process,
as well as specific techniques, will be discussed to provide ways in
which practitioners might improve their abilities in treating depressed
individuals. Case examples will be used to better illustrate specific
points made throughout the lecture. The presentation will end with a
question and answer session.
11 a.m.–12:25 p.m................................... New Drug Trends
different from yourself, whether in race, age, ethnicity, gender and/
or life experiences? “We Are All In This Together” takes a look into the
vast diversity present in the counseling profession, offers suggestions
on how to make meaningful connections with diverse individuals and
gives ideas on how to incorporate understanding and respect into
individual, small group and classroom counseling.
10–11:30 a.m.....................................................Love Addiction
presented by Deb Thorstenson, MsED, LPC, LAC
and Thom Flamboe, Ph.D., LPC, LMFT, QMHP, NBCC
Healthy relationships are characterized by respect, sharing and trust.
They are based on the belief that both partners are equal and that the
power and control in the relationship are equally shared. In contrast,
love addiction partners can lose their sense of self because of their
obsession with romance and unrealistic expectations on themselves
and their partner. These circular, illogical thoughts are all-encompassing
and a depilating addiction. Identifying these thought patterns will
enable you to change them and your behavior.
presented by Kara Likness, M.S., NCC, LAC 11:30 a.m.–12:25 p.m.....................................Lunch (on own)
and Barb DeVos, M.S., NCC, LPC, LAC
Counselors will discuss drug trends and data based on national, South 12:30–4:30 p.m...........Court Decisions, HIPAA and Other
Dakota and Rural Sioux Empire statistics and how these trends affect Legal Considerations and Ethical Issues in Counseling
the youth in our communities.
presented by Sara Frankensteien, J.D.
One hour of college credit (graduate or undergraduate)
will be available for an additional $45. Attendance
will be required for both days, and a one-to-two page
reflection paper must be submitted to Erin Stolsmark
([email protected]) by June 5, 2015.
This session will cover what HIPAA requires in patient waiver forms,
waiver considerations when parents are signing on behalf of their
children, when waiver forms should not be used or used restrictively
1:30–2:55 p.m................................................Eating Disorders when counselors are subpoenaed for patient records in the civil or
presented by Tiffany Fraser, M.S. criminal court systems, when counselors should object to subpoenas
An eating disorder is not something that you choose. Living with an for patient records, court decisions regarding counselor testimony and
eating disorder not only affects the individual, but if affects family records and other legal/ethical considerations.
and friends as well. In South Dakota, one will need to travel out of
state to receive treatment, but we can potentially prevent that from
happening. Tiffany Fraser will share her experience, strength and hope
as she battled anorexia for 17 years.
Contact Us With Questions
3–4:30 p.m. ...........Welcome to a Better Future: From
Surviving to Thriving
College Credit Information
Website:
Phone: Email:
Address:
reach.usiouxfalls.edu
(800) 888-1047 or (605) 331-6781
[email protected]
1101 W 22nd St, Sioux Falls, SD 57105
12:30–1:25 p.m..................................................Lunch (on own)
presented by Dr. Mark J. Britzman, NCC, CCMHC, LP, RTC
Counseling can be an overwhelming and sometimes a lonely profession
prone to feelings of rumination, anxiety and compassion fatigue. This
presentation is intended to be a positive reminder of helpful evidencebased tips to increase feelings of well-being and worthiness for the
helping professional. (Must use a credit card to register.)
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Building Healthy
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Ethics Seminar
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(Must use a credit card to register.)
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