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Positive Psychology, which is sweeping across the therapy field, encompasses such empirically supported components as resilience, gratitude, and mindfulness. Its components have accumulated a significant database of empirical support and has a foundation in other modes of psychotherapy, including humanistic and client-centered, cognitive behavioral and logotherapy. Many therapists who do not identify themselves as practicing positive psychology nevertheless use several of its components, either deliberately or semi-consciously. Its uses extend to treating many disorders other than the obvious depressive disorders.
This introductory level course consists of seven interviews with Positive Psychology researchers and clinicians, conducted by David Van Nuys, PhD. It also includes an article regarding the critique of Positive Psychology by one of its foremost critics, James Coyne. Interviews with such luminaries as neuropsychologist Rick Hanson, author of Buddha&#8217;s Brain: The Practical Neuroscience of Happiness, Love, and Wisdom, James Baraz, co-author of Awakening Joy, and psychiatrist Madan Kataria, founder of Laughter Clubs International, cover the mindfulness and joyful aspects. Robert Emmons, Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Positive Psychology, examines the psychological construct of gratitude, and Dennis Charney MD, Dean of Mt. Sinai School of Medicine examines resilience. The course also examines the concept of subjective well-being. Following these interviews, psychologist James Coyne, a noted researcher and Director of the Behavioral Oncology Research of the Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania, presents a vigorous critique of Positive Psychology. Additional resources and references are provided for further study, but they are not part of the course. Transcripts for all interviews are provided.
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Positive Psychology: The Fundamental Building Blocks and Principles

David Van Nuys, Ph.D.

15 CE Credits Live Interactive Trainings 
Module 5 October 19th 
Module 6 November 2nd 
Module 7 November 16th 
Module 8 December 14th 
8:30 am-12:30 pm Pacific / 11:30 am-3:30 pm Eastern 
Presenter: Megan Salar, MSW, ACADC
For those who register but are unable to attend, CE credits (though not Live) will be available by viewing the recording and completing the post-test and evaluation. 
Tokens may not be used with trainings series.
15 CE credit hours. This webinar satisfies requirements for live CE credits for all professions except psychologists licensed outside of California.
NOTE TO PSYCHOLOGISTS: For psychologists licensed in California, this webinar satisfies requirements for live, interactive Continuing Education. For psychologists not licensed in CA, due to APA policies, Continuing Education certificates will be designated as home study.
The last sessions of the training centers on the final re-evaluation phase, reflecting on progress and addressing residual trauma symptoms. Throughout the 8-module training program, participants will not only acquire practical skills and theoretical knowledge but also cultivate a deeper understanding of trauma-informed care and the transformative power of EMDR therapy. Join us on this important journey to strengthen our capacity as catalysts for healing and growth!
Target audience: This course is appropriate for all mental health professionals.
Content level: Intermediate

Virtual EMDR Certificate Training Part 2

NOTE TO PSYCHOLOGISTS: For psychologists not licensed in CA, NY, &amp; VA Continuing Education certificates will be designated as home study.
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DESCRIPTION: 
Join us as we unpack the concept of moral distress and its profound impact on clinical practice. In part one of this three part series, we will define moral distress, its presentation and delve into the causes of ethical implications of moral distress. We will also examine two case study examples, highlighting the lived experiences of healthcare workers.
This beginner webinar is applicable nationwide and is designed for mental health clinicians and healthcare workers.

Session 1: Moral Distress and Why It Matters

NOTE TO PSYCHOLOGISTS: For psychologists not licensed in CA, NY, &amp; VA Continuing Education certificates will be designated as home study.
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DESCRIPTION: 
Imagine a future where the environment for healthcare prioritizes moral clarity and action. In this webinar, we will focus on empowering healthcare workers to identify and strengthen their Moral Agency. Participants can expect practical strategies and tools to help them navigate moral distress individually and inter-personally.
This beginner level webinar is applicable nationwide and is applicable to mental health clinicians and healthcare workers.

Session 2: Fostering Moral Agency 

Session 2: Fostering Moral Agency – Strategies & Tools for Healthcare Workers

NOTE TO PSYCHOLOGISTS: For psychologists not licensed in CA, NY, &amp; VA Continuing Education certificates will be designated as home study.
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DESCRIPTION: 
Caring for each other is essential in our work caring for patients and community members. In this webinar, we will explore how the power of community care can foster mutual support among healthcare workers and build moral resilience. Learn how to utilize organizational, systemic and collaborative practices within your own institutions to impact moral distress.

Session 3: Community Care for Moral Resilience 

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A COLLABORATIVE PRESENTATION WITH REIMAGINE HEALTHCARE COLLECTIVE
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Many in the healthcare field find their values and vision for what healing can be at odds with the demands of their profession. Too often institutional goals and financial constraints appear to overshadow patient-centered care.
If you’ve experienced this, join us in this three-part CE series tailored for nurses, medical, and mental health professionals.
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<li>Gain a deeper understanding of how these conflicts contribute to moral injury.</li>
<li>Learn from expert insights and case examples.</li>
<li>Connect with fellow healthcare professionals who share your experiences.</li>
<li>Equip yourself with practical tools and strategies designed to mitigate the effects of values conflicts while maintaining your professional integrity</li>
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Unable to attend in real time or can’t participate in all sessions? The entire series will be recorded for viewing at your convenience and Continuing Education credits provided upon completion. For a list of Continuing Education board approvals, click <a href="https://www.zurinstitute.com/licensing-board-approvals/">here</a>.
Session 1: Moral Distress and Why It Matters &#8211; November 18, 2024
Join us as we unpack the concept of moral distress and its profound impact on clinical practice. In part one of this three part series, we will define moral distress, its presentation and delve into the causes of ethical implications of moral distress. We will also examine two case study examples, highlighting the lived experiences of healthcare workers.
Session 2: Fostering Moral Agency &#8211; Strategies &amp; Tools for Healthcare Workers &#8211; December 2, 2024
Imagine a future where the environment for healthcare prioritizes moral clarity and action. In this webinar, we will focus on empowering healthcare workers to identify and strengthen their Moral Agency. Participants can expect practical strategies and tools to help them navigate moral distress individually and inter-personally.
Session 3: Community Care for Moral Resilience &#8211; December 9, 2024
Caring for each other is essential in our work caring for patients and community members. In this webinar, we will explore how the power of community care can foster mutual support among healthcare workers and build moral resilience. Learn how to utilize organizational, systemic and collaborative practices within your own institutions to impact moral distress.
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