Nashville Area Association of Christian Counselors

Virtue Ethics with Dr. Bruce McCurdy - Zoom only event
2024-11-15 12:00 - 13:00 (America/Chicago) | https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81360724436?pwd=[REDACTED]
Virtue ethics are the character qualities that the therapist brings into their therapeutic work.
They influence our work often without us even being aware of them.

Dr. Bruce McCurdy is a licensed Psychologist in full-time practice, serves as Director of The Counseling Center at Christ Community Church and is an Adjunct Professor of Professional Standards and Ethics in the Graduate Counseling Program at Trevecca Nazarene University. He trains and consults therapists and mental health professionals on how to apply relevant ethical principles with emerging ethical trends to provide the highest level of transformative professional psychological and counseling services.

After this presentation participants will be able to:
1. Define what virtue ethics are and how they are an intrinsic part of therapy.
2. Describe 3 ways virtue ethics impact their therapeutic work with clients regardless of which model(s) the use.
3. Identify 3 virtue-based strategies that clients can use to improve outcomes of any interventions they take away from their counseling.
This seminar is a Zoom only event.
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1 CEU will be provided. Please purchase ticket below

Issues in Therapy
2024-10-25 08:00 - 16:00 | Trevecca University, Boone Business Building, Nashville, TN, 37210, United States
Working with Parents of Dysregulated Kids & Teens: Harnessing the Power of Relational Neuroscience to Impact Change in Families

Robyn Gobbel, MSW
Robyn has 20 years of practice in family and child therapy experience, specializing in complex trauma, attachment, and adoption. She integrated her diverse clinical training to offer an attachment-rich, sensory-sensitive, and relational neurosciences supported healing environment for children and families. Robyn now consults, teaches, and trains extensively throughout the US. She is the host of The Baffling Behavior Show podcast and author of Raising Kids with Big, Baffling Behaviors: Brain-Body-Sensory Strategies that Really Work.

"Risky Practice: Potentially Unethical, Illegal, or Risky Practices" by Dr. Terry Casey
2024-09-20 09:30 - 13:00 | The Village Chapel, 2021 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN, 37212, United States
Professional practice has become increasingly complex, making it easy to unknowingly engage in risky ethical and legal practices. This training will address several new Tennessee laws regarding duty-to-warn, consent, and access to minors’ records, as well as several other risky behaviors that can result in unanticipated problems.

Terry Casey, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist, HSP (TN #1975) conducts webinars/seminars on a variety of topics (e.g., teletherapy/interjurisdictional practice/interstate compacts, advanced ethics & legal issues; ethics & legal issues with minors, ethical & legal issues in private practice)* for counseling and mental health professionals across the country. For the past 15 years, he has taught Ethical, Legal, and Professional Issues in Lipscomb University’s CACREP-accredited M.S. program in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. For 17 years he served as the Clinical Director for a large counseling and psychological services organization based in Nashville. He also served for several years as the Chair of the Ethics Committee Chair for a state-level professional organization. Dr. Casey operates a private practice in Franklin, Tennessee through which he provides consultation services to private practices and counseling/mental health-related organizations
Contents:

Part 1 – Duty to Warn: Changes to Tennessee Law for 2024
Part 2 – Minors and Tennessee Law: Changes for 2024

Consent
Access to Minors’ Healthcare Records
Tennessee Families’ Rights and Responsibilities Act of 2024

Part 3 – Risky Practices

Use of Life Coaching as an Alternative to Teletherapy
Supervision Triangles
Online Counseling Companies
Other Risky Practices – Fee splitting; Use of client testimonials; other

Part 4 – Vignettes
Part 5 – Suggestions, Tips, and Resources

3 Hours of in-person Ethics Training.

Learning Objectives for the Session

Upon completion of the training participants will be able to:
1. Identify the most common ethical and legal misconceptions regarding cross-state practice.
2. Determine the ethical and legal ramifications of providing coaching services through one’s professional practice.
3. Outline the potential risks associated with working with online counseling companies.
4. Describe misconceptions regarding HIPAA business associates.

In person only @ The Village Chapel.
Lunch will be provided by Ben Eggebeen, Treatment Placement Specialist from Acadia Healthcare.
9:30- 11:30
11:30-Noon Lunch
12:00 – 1:00

The Unhindered Clinical Instrument- Dr. Charity Byers - ZOOM Only
2024-08-16 12:00 - 13:00
The Unhindered Clinical Instrument (UCI) assesses clients’ spiritual and emotional health and directs a pathway for transformation from the inside out.
The Unhindered Model provides a model for case conceptualization, treatment planning, and assessing growth within clinical practice. The UCI measures aspects of our hearts and lives that need to be unhindered (such as unredeemed pain, unhealthy foundational beliefs, guiding life lessons, and character). This data allows an individual to see exactly what they need to transform inside of their hearts in order to have a transformed life. The UCI can provide valuable data to help a clinician quickly connect the dots in a client’s story, get below the surface, and measure healing over time.
This instrument is designed for use within clinical settings, discipleship circles, and leadership development. Overall, its intended purpose is to guide emotional and spiritual development that aligns clients more deeply with God’s intentions for our hearts and lives.

Dr. Charity Byers serves as the Chief Executive Officer and Psychologist for Blessing Ranch Ministries. She loves continuing the mission that began with her father, Dr. John Walker, to help Christian leaders live well, lead well, and finish well. Dr. Byers’ educational degrees include a B.A. in Clinical Counseling and School Psychology from Western State College of Colorado, an M.A. in General Psychology from the University of Northern Colorado, and a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of Denver. She is co-author of the books Unhindered: Aligning the Story of Your Heart and Unhindered 30 Days: Discover Healing, Freedom, and Power Within. Charity is married to her husband, Todd, and they have a young son. They enjoy boating, traveling, hanging out with friends and family, and being outdoors as often as possible.

Matthew Brown is a counseling intern and professional coach with Blessing Ranch Ministries, where he empowers pastors and Christian leaders to achieve greater impact in life and leadership. With 16 years of full-time ministry experience, including roles as a campus and teaching pastor at one of America’s fastest-growing churches, Matt brings a wealth of knowledge and insight into navigating the unique challenges of ministry life. Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling through Columbia International University, Matt is committed to becoming a pastor to pastors. Matthew is married to his wife, Kelly, and they have two children.

Learning Objectives:

Gain Comprehensive Knowledge of the Unhindered Clinical Instrument (UCI): Understand the purpose, components, and application of the UCI in measuring emotional and spiritual health.
Explore the Scriptural Foundations of Transformation and Their Integration into the UCI: Analyze the process of transformation as described in scripture and how these principles are embedded within the UCI framework.
Recognize the Importance of Deep Self-Understanding and Divine Partnership in Achieving Lasting Transformation: Appreciate the role of self-awareness and partnership with God in fostering significant and enduring personal growth.
Discover Practical Applications of the UCI in Various Settings: Learn how to effectively utilize the UCI as a valuable resource in clinical practice, discipleship programs, and team development contexts.

This seminar is a Zoom only event.
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1 CEU will be provided. Please purchase ticket below

NAACC Fellowship, Devotional and Networking
2024-07-19 11:30 - 13:00 | The Village Chapel, 2021 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN, 37212, United States
We will meet in person at The Village Chapel for a time of fellowship, devotional and networking.
Hosted by Acadia Healthcare’s Treatment Placement Specialists®, Ben Eggebeen

615-630-2729
Ben.Eggebeen@AcadiaHealthcare.com
www.acadiahealthcare.com
Please RSVP and let us know if you will join us for lunch

The Ethics of Suspending Clinical Practice by Shelly G. Erdman- ZOOM only
2024-05-17 12:00 - 13:00
Shelly G. Erdman, M.A., is a Licensed Professional Counselor/Mental Health Service Provider, a National Certified Counselor, and a Certified Clinical Partner Specialist. Shelly is a betrayal trauma specialist with advanced training in the formal therapeutic disclosure process and works with clients through Connection Therapy Group in Brentwood, TN.
Shelly recently suspended her full clinical practice working with individual clients. Currently, she is working on various research and writing projects, presentations, and clinical designs. In addition to her professional experience, Shelly is a doctoral student in Trevecca’s PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision program.

At the end of this session, participants will be able to:

Describe how to recognize a possible need to suspend clinical counseling practice, identify specific circumstantial requirements involved in suspension, and decide on the logistics of suspension.
Select, implement, and document an ethically sound plan to prepare for challenges of suspending clinical practice.
Communicate the decision to suspend practice with clients, employers, colleagues, referral sources, peers, and others.
Identify and mitigate person of the therapist issues related to suspension of practice.

1 CEU Credit will be provided
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"Listening for Spirit & Engaging Client’s Spirituality Ethically and Effectively". Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy Training with Carol Smith and Chris O'Rear - In Person Only
2024-04-19 11:30 - 13:00 | The Village Chapel, 2021 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN, 37212, United States
Carol T. Smith is a licensed Marital & Family Therapist, AAMFT approved supervisor, and a trainer for ACPE’s Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy (SIP) training program. Carol is the Training Director at Insight Counseling Centers, a non-profit counseling organization with 11 locations in Middle Tennessee. She supervises interns and pre-licensed counselors and sees clients in Insight’s Franklin office and through telehealth.

Chris O’Rear is a licensed Clinical Pastoral Therapist in Tennessee and is the owner & Director of The Counseling Center, PLLC, a professional pastoral counseling center with three locations in Middle Tennessee. Chris holds a Master of Divinity in pastoral care and counseling and a Master of Marriage & Family Therapy. He is an ordained minister currently endorsed by the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship to the work of Pastoral Counseling. He is a Pastoral Psychotherapy Supervisor and a former President of the Tennessee Association of Pastoral Therapists.

Learning Objectives:
a) Identify basic presuppositions of Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy.
b) Define a holistic understanding of humans.
c) Identify ethical principles that guide therapist’s integration of spirituality and religion in therapy.
d) Understand the difference between explicit and implicit spiritual language.
e) Recognize and respond to spiritual openings that clients offer.

In person only @ The Village Chapel – No ZOOM
1.5 CEU credits available
Bring your own lunch. Snacks and Drinks provided.

Born to be Wild, ADHD, Alcoholism & Addiction with Will Beyer, LSPE-HSP, LPC-MHSP | Psychologist - Zoom Only
2024-03-15 12:00 - 13:00
Will Beyer. LPC-MHSP, LSPE-MHSP

Participants will acquire knowledge regarding the manner ADHD can predispose to development of psychopathologies and addictive illness.
Participants will understand that ADHD should be viewed not merely as an “attention disorder”, but rather as a disorder of inhibition failure.
Participants will learn what constitutes a valid assessment for ADHD and the limited utility of rating scales.
Participants will learn how various neurotransmitters modulate our behavior.
Participants will learn strategies of how counselors are an integral link in a multi-disciplinary and multi-modal approach to treatment.

“I have been working in private practice as a LPC-MHSP since 1985 and LSPE-HSP since 1992. I provide psychological evaluations for both acute care and residential treatment centers as well as my private practice (Beyer Psychology Group). In 1992 I authored the book “Born to be Wild, ADHD, Alcoholism and Addiction” elaborating regarding the co-morbidities between ADHD and addictive illness. I most recently authored the book, “The Girl In The Iron Lung, The Dianne O’Dell Story”. I regularly donate time to train law enforcement officers on Crisis intervention. I provided psychological evaluations for DCS for a decade or more. I have been passionate about helping families of young children with ADHD as well as assessing and helping adults who struggle with this disorder. I was awarded “Child Advocate of the Year” by West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation. I have provided training for hundreds of professional groups on various mental health topics and continue to enjoy teaching and training other professionals.”
1 CEU Credit will be provided
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Issues in Therapy @ Trevecca University
2024-02-23 08:30 - 16:00 | Trevecca University, Boone Business Building, Nashville, TN, 37210, United States
Understanding Sex Addiction and Partner Betrayal Through An Attachment-Based Lens

Michelle Mays, LPC, CSAT-S
Event Website
Registration Link
6 CEU
Lunch will be provided
Location: Convocation Center
Boone Business Building
Trevecca Nazarene University

"Incorporating Religion and Spirituality in Grief Counseling" by Dr. Christina Zampitella. ZOOM Only
2023-11-17 12:00 - 13:00
Dr. Christina Zampitella, Psy.D., FT is a licensed clinical psychologist, Fellow of Thanatology, owner of The Center for Grief and Trauma Therapy and Integrative Psychology Group, adjunct professor, podcast host, and professional speaker. Her podcast, Phoenix Rising with Dr. Z focuses on grief and trauma related topics in hopes of demystifying the multifaceted nature of death, loss, grief, and trauma. She focuses her clinical practice, research, course development, and teaching on bereavement studies, spirituality, nature-based therapy, and integrative psychology. She served as the chair for the Continuing Education Committee for the San Diego Psychological Association and the Delaware Psychological Association. She is the former resident psychologist for Fox 5 News in San Diego, and often appeared on NBC News. She has been featured in Elle Magazine, BuzzFeed, and The Huffington Post.
Learning objectives:

Differentiate the similarities and differences between spirituality and religion, especially as it relates to psychotherapy
Describe the cultural considerations that guide spiritual and religious practices such as rituals, mourning expectations, community involvement, and after death beliefs
Learn the clinical considerations that are needed when working with bereft clients

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Fellowship, Food and Networking
2023-10-20 11:30 - 13:00 | The Village Chapel, 2021 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN, 37212, United States
We rarely have enough time to slow down and connect with each other.
Join us at The Village Chapel, Friday 10/20, for lunch, a devotional and a time of fellowship & networking.
Please RSVP by Wednesday 10/18 if you would like us to order a box lunch for you. You can also BYOL (Bring your own Lunch).
Member lunches: $10
Students: FREE with registration
There will not be CEUs offered this month.
Bring your stories, questions, business cards, smiles and hugs.

Cultural Challenges for Christian Counselors by Maria Bush, LPC-MHSP. In Person Only
2023-09-15 12:00 - 18:00 | The Village Chapel, 2021 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN, 37212, United States
Maria Bush, LPC-MHSP, is a licensed therapist, serving in the mental health field for over 16 years. Maria has served her community in various social service roles that include: Emergency Psychiatric Services, Substance Abuse, Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence. She is the former Assistant Director for the Office of Crisis Services and Suicide Prevention for the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. She is the owner of Kindness Connects Us Therapy Services, established June 2015 and Worthy-ish LLC. Everyday she helps youth and adults struggling with depression, anxiety, and anger that impacts their ability to make decisions, low self-esteem, substance abuse, physical pain, and troubled relationships.
Maria earned her undergraduate degree from Fisk University and graduate degree from Argosy University in Nashville, TN. She has additional certifications in working with individuals with serious and persistent mental illness and mood disorders, training clinicians across the state of Tennessee in emergency involuntary psychiatric services, advanced training for counseling adults who’ve experienced various types of abuse, and Approved Tennessee and Missouri Licensure Supervisor.
Learning Objectives:

Explore the impact of deficiencies in culture in Christian counseling.
Identify ways to increase cultural self-awareness to improve rapport building in sessions.
Explore the use of clinical strategies to address and reduce unintentional cultural offenses in the therapeutic relationship.

Bring your own lunch. Drinks will be provided.
In-person only at The Village Chapel.
No Zoom Access.

Treating Sexual Addiction through the Lens of Attachment presented by Noah Zaph PhD, LPC/MHSP. - ZOOM Only
2023-08-18 12:00 - 13:00
Noah Zapf, PhD, is a LPC/MHSP, and approved clinical supervisor. He completed his PhD at Trevecca Nazarene University, where his dissertation focused on the relationship between internet pornography use and attachment. He has over a decade of experience working with couples and individuals in agency and private practice settings. He currently sees clients at his private practice in Brentwood. He is also the co-founder of Therapy Space, a co-working company that caters to the needs of mental health professionals.

Learning Objectives:

1) Better understand contributing factors that lead to compulsive sexual behaviors.
2) Learn how to conceptualize sexual addiction through an attachment lens.
3) Identify techniques to help increase secure attachment and decrease compulsive sexual behaviors.

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One Heart, Two Homes: Working with Children and Parents after Divorce. Presented by Jay & Tammy Daughtry, MFT.
2023-07-21 12:00 - 13:00
Zoom only Session.

Jay & Tammy Daughtry MFT
Tammy founded Co-Parenting International (2003) and is a Zondervan and Randall House author known as “America’s Co-parenting Strategist.” Jay is a pastor, author, worship leader and relationship expert. Together they have an immense passion for children and parents impacted by divorce and remarriage. They train internationally with leaders who work with complex families in churches, Army, Navy Seals, Air National Guard, pregnancy centers and mental health agencies. Together they have been featured on Focus on the Family Radio, FamilyLife, Moody Radio and over 100+ media outlets. Their digital resource, “One Heart, Two Homes” is a co-parenting program launched in 2014 and is available on RightNow Media, RightNow Media @Work and BrightCourse.com. It is now available in over 35,000 organizations around the world. Jay and Tammy are an “extra blended” family that merged four kids in 2009 and now have a three-generation household that includes five amazing grandchildren based in Nashville, TN.
Learning Objective: Participants will…
1. Understand co-parenting: communication, sharing time and making decisions between divided parents
2. Understand Competing Attachments: when love and support of someone challenges our loyalty to another person that we love and support as well (children & adults experience this)
3. Create a Healthy Hand-Off: pro-active ideas to help a child’s physical and emotional experience when transitioning between homes
4. Create Respectful Co-Parent Meetings: compartmentalized communication, pre-planned meetings, utilizing co-parent apps to increase effective communication and reduce conflict and confusion
5. Apply the Five Categories of Co-parenting: looking at the research, understand what the five categories are and how they impact children raised in divided families.

ZOOM LINK
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In Person Only: “Substance Abuse Assessment” by Jim Frost, M.A., LPC
2023-06-16 11:30 - 13:00 | The Village Chapel, 2021 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN, 37212, United States
Jim Frost, M.A. LPC
“I’m a Licensed Senior Psychological Examiner and ordained spiritual director. I worked in a community mental health setting for 20 years before coming to AGAPE in 1999 and establishing a private practice in 2016. While working in community mental health, I began treating clients with substance abuse issues. I found I liked the work, especially as a spiritual focus easily fits with the process of recovery. I have now worked with individuals seeking recovery for close to 30 years.”
John Misky, a recovering alcoholic, will join us to share his experience receiving NAD+ infusions.
Learning Objectives:
Participants will…..

Understand the components of a comprehensive assessment of substance abuse issues.
Understand how a “Wheel of Life” framework can be used to assess, increase client awareness, and increase client motivation for change.
Understand the potential benefits and limitations of NAD+ infusions to aid recovery.

Bring your own lunch. Drinks will be provided.
In-person only at The Village Chapel.
No Zoom Access.

"Effective Premarital/Pre-engagement Counseling to this Generation" by Jan Harvey, LMFT
2023-05-19 00:00 - 13:30
“Effective Premarital/Pre-engagement Counseling to this Generation” by Jan Harvey, LMFT

“I work primarily with couples’ therapy. I work from an Emotionally Focused Therapy orientation. I also see a lot of pre-engagement/premarital couples, and enjoy helping couples get their marriages off to a healthy start. I am a trainer for the PREPARE-ENRICH Assessment as well as the Taylor-Johnson Temperament Analysis assessment. I have been a therapist for 25 years and am still passionate about the work.”

Learning Objectives:

The differences in this Gen Z generation from past generations
Current challenges for therapists
Challenges of working with cohabiting couples
Marriage as spiritual development

This Session in only thru Zoom Zoom Link.
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Zoom Only Session: "Media Trauma: Digital Stress and What We Can Do About It" by Jennifer Black, LMFT
2023-04-21 12:00 - 13:00
“I became aware of the power my phone had over my life after a much-needed sabbatical,” says Jenny Black, founder of Media Trauma Care and a LMFT. “I began looking for some new ways we could respond to the harms caused by the constant communication and disturbing exchanges and events on social media. The Inner Technology book is the first resource created by Media Trauma Care, and I am thrilled with the opportunity to partner with The Refuge Center for Counseling.”

Jenny is the author of Our Digital Soul and the creator of Lose the Phone a podcast series and movement that supports humans as they heal from media addiction and trauma and learn to engage in their real lives and their digital lives from a place of wholeness.
Learning Objectives:
1. Understanding the impact of living in two realities at once
2. Assessing the challenges of digital life
3. Assessing the resources available in real life

"The Ethical Challenges of Dual Relationships" by Steve Parham, LPC-MHSP
2023-03-16 - 2023-03-17 | The Village Chapel, 2021 21st Ave S, Nashville, TN, 37212, United States
The majority of ethics complaints against counselors and other helpers are due to inappropriate dual relationships. There are a number of clear cut absolute rules governing against certain dual relationships. However, there are situations that are not so clear cut. Each of us are part of a greater community. Many times our relationships, roles, needs and opportunities overlap with our professional responsibilities.

Steve Parham, LPC-MSHP, will lead an interactive discussion to explore the best ways to navigate this challenging dynamic.
Learning Objectives.
Participants will:

Review and discuss their specific National and State Code of Ethics regarding Dual Relationships.
Review The ETHICS Model: Comprehensive, Ethical Decision Making approach.
Discuss the challenges and benefits of dual relationships.

In-person only at The Village Chapel.
No Zoom Access.
Bring your own lunch. Drinks will be provided.

New Website Launch
2023-03-03 00:00 - 2023-03-10 00:00
We are excited to announce the launch of the new NAACC website!

It has a crisp clean look to it and is very user friendly.
New Memberships and Renewals are straightforward.

CEU registration & ticketing is streamlined.

For 30 years the NAACC has provided spiritual fellowship, clinical updates, professional development, referral sources and networking.
We hope you we continue your involvement through being an active member.
If you are currently not an active member please join or renew you membership by creating a new professional listing at nashvilleaacc.org/new-listing

Time for a Reboot: Nature as Healing Practice
2023-02-17 06:00 - 07:00 | Zoom Only
Everybody needs beauty as well as bread, places to play in and pray in, where nature may heal and give strength to body and soul.” John Muir (1912)
Muir expressed above what many have described as the “healing balm” that nature provides. In recent years, the research has become full of all the wondrous impacts of nature for our health and wellness: physically, mentally, emotionally, and even spiritually. These healing benefits can be utilized with clients by integrating them in clinical practice.
In this one-hour virtual presentation, Jamie Lynn Langley will introduce concepts for including nature as part of the healing process, including briefly identifying the theoretical basis (roots) and exploring supporting research (trunk) for using nature in clinical practice. As time allows, Jamie will also describe some nature-based activities (branches) that can be utilized with clients and for our own self-care.
Learning Objectives:
1) Identify at least three healing benefits of nature-based experiences.
2) Explore concepts of Nature Deficit Disorder, Vitamin N, and Forest Bathing.
3) Describe at least two nature-based activities that can be utilized in clinical practice with clients of all ages.
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Tapping with Internal Defenders: A kind, compassionate, curious approach to therapy.
2023-01-20 06:00 - 07:00
Alan Pennington, LMFT
Participants will explore new ways to incorporate kind actions and words, compassionate thoughts and curiosity in their professional practice and their personal life.
Participants will identify at least two of their own internal defenders (defense mechanisms).
Participants will use tapping to compassionately connect with one of their defenders to understand the purpose of that defender and explore better ways to react to stress (triggers).
Participants will be curious about what messages trigger their defenders.
Participants will be curious about tapping for self-care, exploration and de-escalating of negative thoughts.
Session will only be through Zoom.We will NOT meet in person.
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CEU credit is available. $10 for NAACC members, $15 for non-NAACC members.
To purchase CEU register at Eventbrite at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/monthly-naacc-ceu-seminar-tickets-358951913837
