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SUMMARY:Internal Landscapes of the Creative Self: An IFS-Informed Expressive Arts Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Kymberlee Stanley\n\nLicensed Clinical Social Worker\, LCSW\, MSW\, PPS School Counselor\nPrivate Practice Website Page: Kymberleestanley.com/psychotherapy\n\nFine Art Website: Kymberleestanley.com\n\n\n\n2 CEU credits will be awarded \nKymberlee will use her 20 years of clinical experience and artistic training to lead clinicians through an self-reflective expressive arts activity\, allowing therapists to experience the power of creativity and spirituality in the IFS process. This 2 hour experiential art workshop will be taught in Kymberlee’s private art studio and counseling offices using watercolor paints and watercolor paper.  Kymberlee will integrate somatic awareness\, prayer and the arts to create a dialogue between our internal parts and the creativity present in Self and Spirit. This workshop is designed to invite creativity into our internal dialogues\, and not about creating a work of art. No experience necessary\, all materials provided.  \nTherapists will leave this workshop with at least 2 creative activities that can be used in their professional practices and possibly gain personal insight along the way. \nSpace is limited to 10 participants. Reserve your spot below. \nIf event is sold out\, email Nashvilleaacc@gmail.com to be added to waitlist.
URL:https://nashvilleaacc.org/event/using-expressive-arts-in-private-practice-an-in-person-experiential-workshop-for-therapists-session-3/
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SUMMARY:An Extended Expressive Arts Workshop Exploring Creativity through an IFS Lens Dinner
DESCRIPTION:Kymberlee Stanley\n\nLicensed Clinical Social Worker\, LCSW\, MSW\, PPS School Counselor\nPrivate Practice Website Page: Kymberleestanley.com/psychotherapy\n\nFine Art Website: Kymberleestanley.com\n\n\n\n2 CEU credits will be awarded \nDinner and all materials will be provided. Come for connection\, fun and a safe place to explore Self and Spirit led creativity. \nKymberlee will use her 20 years of clinical experience and artistic training to lead clinicians through an self-reflective expressive arts activity\, allowing therapists to experience the power of creativity and spirituality in the IFS process. This 2 hour experiential art workshop will be taught in Kymberlee’s private art studio and counseling offices using watercolor paints and watercolor paper.  Kymberlee will integrate somatic awareness\, prayer and the arts to create a dialogue between our internal parts and the creativity present in Self and Spirit. This workshop is designed to invite creativity into our internal dialogues\, and not about creating a work of art. No experience necessary\, all materials provided.  \nTherapists will leave this workshop with at least 2 creative activities that can be used in their professional practices and possibly gain personal insight along the way. \nSpace is limited to 10 participants. Reserve your spot below. \n 
URL:https://nashvilleaacc.org/event/internal-landscapes-of-the-creative-self-an-ifs-informed-expressive-arts-workshop-evening-dinner-experience/
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SUMMARY:Lessons from the Monastery with Jim Frost. In person
DESCRIPTION:How Hanging Out with Monks Made Me a More Effective Therapist  \n \nJim Frost\, M.A.\, LSPE/HSP \nLunch and 1 CEU credit will be provided \n@ The Village Chapel \nOverview:  This presentation will introduce a philosophy of life practiced by Benedictine monks and discuss how it can be adapted for the average person not living a cloistered life.  I will share life-changing experiences I have had from my many retreats in a monastic setting and how sharing what I have learned with clients has been beneficial for them.    \n Objectives:   \nAs a result of this presentation attendees will …..  \n\nGain an understanding of how the Benedictine approach to work\, relationships\, prayer\, and rest can be helpful to clients not living a monastic life.   \nBe able to present a framework for helping clients reduce stress by creating more balance in these vital areas of life.  \nBe able to give clients 3 simple suggestions for creating more space for God in their lives.  \n\n 
URL:https://nashvilleaacc.org/event/monastary-lessons/
LOCATION:The Village Chapel\, 2021 21st Ave S\, Nashville\, TN\, 37212\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ethics Seminar with Jay Tift\, Ph.D\, LPC-MHSP.  Zoom only
DESCRIPTION:3 Hour Ethics Seminar\nPreparing for the AI Era: Ethical Practice in Counseling \n \nJay Tift Ph.D.\, LCP-MHSP\, ACS. \nbrentwoodcounseling.com/jaytift \nJay Tift is a Licensed Professional Counselor\, Approved Clinical Supervisor\, and consultant based in Brentwood\, Tennessee. With 15 years of clinical experience and a decade as a graduate counselor educator—including serving as full-time faculty in Vanderbilt University’s master’s program in Human Development Counseling—he returned to full-time clinical practice to focus on psychotherapy\, clinical supervision\, and the professional development of counselors. Dr. Tift provides continuing education and consultation on ethics\, counselor development\, and emerging issues in mental health practice\, with an emphasis on translating research into practical\, ethical\, and clinically relevant applications. \nParticipants will: \n\nUnderstand the basics of AI and its applications in counseling.\nIdentify common ethical issues related to AI in mental health care.\nLearn best practices and guidelines for ethical AI use in therapy.\nAnalyze real-world case studies to understand practical ethical challenges.\nDevelop personal ethical frameworks for integrating AI into counseling.\n\n  \nZOOM Link\nMeeting ID: 813 6072 4436\nPasscode: 416733
URL:https://nashvilleaacc.org/event/ethics-seminar-with-jay-tift-ph-d-lpc-mhsp-zoom-only/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260918T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260918T130000
DTSTAMP:20260905T133240Z
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SUMMARY:The Passionate Therapist: A Path for Continuing to Love What You Do
DESCRIPTION:Join us for lunch as Donald Harvey\, Ph.D presents from his latest book:\nThe Passionate Therapist\n \nDonald Harvey\nPhD in Marriage and Family Therapy; AAMFT Fellow & Approved Supervisor; LPC-MHSP & Approved Supervisor \n \nhttps://a.co/d/0534deRh \nWith 5 decades of professional work as relationship therapist\, clinical director\, supervisor\, graduate professor\, national speaker\, and author of 10 books\, Dr. Donald Harvey now embraces the role of mentor as he consults with rising and seasoned therapists with a focus on both personal and professional development. \nLearning Objectives: \nParticipants will be able to: \n\nidentify the 5 essential truths for maintaining your passion as a therapist life-long\,\nrecognize common therapist beliefs that either enhance or interfere with your success.\nrecognize the value of having alternative passions for bringing balance to any effective self-care plan.\nassess your professional journey and write your own life-long therapist success story.\n\n1 CEU Credit will be provided \nLunch will be provided \n 
URL:https://nashvilleaacc.org/event/the-passionate-therapist-a-path-for-continuing-to-love-what-you-do/
LOCATION:The Village Chapel\, 2021 21st Ave S\, Nashville\, TN\, 37212\, United States
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SUMMARY:Writing Workshop with Jennifer Pirecki\, LMFT
DESCRIPTION:Writing as an Essential Practice for the Healing-unto-Wholeness Journey (for healing-healers and their clients) \n \nJennifer Pirecki\, LMFT is a healing educator\, author\, and licensed marriage and family therapist. Within her private therapy practice of twenty-five years\, Jennifer guides clients and trains therapists in her integrative program of healing and spiritual wholeness. She resides in Franklin\, Tennessee\, with Bruno\, her husband of thirty-three years\, and their litter of rescue cats. Her latest offering\, ‘The Endless Abiding: Field Notes from the Journey Within’\, received finalist honors from the Eric Hoffer Award (May\, 2026). Other literary siblings include: ‘Reckoning With Dust’\, and ‘Anthroprose’. \njenniferpirecki.com \nLearning Objectives: \n\nEncourage and guide practitioners experientially to pursue their own writing practice for spiritual\, personal\, and professional sustenance.\nHelp identify blockages that often interfere with a generative writing practice in both practitioner and client.\nProvide experiential exercises/suggestions for practical integration in support of clients’ healing and spiritual growth beyond the therapy office.\n\n\n2 CEU credits will be awarded. \nA light lunch will be provided.
URL:https://nashvilleaacc.org/event/writing-workshop-with-jennifer-pirecki-lmft-3/
LOCATION:The Village Chapel\, 2021 21st Ave S\, Nashville\, TN\, 37212\, United States
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SUMMARY:2 Hour Ethics Seminar with Jay Tift\, Ph.D\, LPC-MHSP.
DESCRIPTION:Termination\, Abandonment & Dependency.\n2 Hour Ethics Seminar- Zoom Only. \nNavigating the end of a therapeutic relationship can present complex ethical challenges. When does termination become abandonment? How can counselors recognize client dependency while maintaining appropriate boundaries? This seminar explores ethical standards\, clinical decision-making\, and practical strategies for managing these challenging situations while protecting clients and maintaining professional integrity. \n \nJay Tift Ph.D.\, LCP-MHSP\, ACS. \nbrentwoodcounseling.com/jaytift \nJay Tift is a Licensed Professional Counselor\, Approved Clinical Supervisor\, and consultant based in Brentwood\, Tennessee. With 15 years of clinical experience and a decade as a graduate counselor educator—including serving as full-time faculty in Vanderbilt University’s master’s program in Human Development Counseling—he returned to full-time clinical practice to focus on psychotherapy\, clinical supervision\, and the professional development of counselors. Dr. Tift provides continuing education and consultation on ethics\, counselor development\, and emerging issues in mental health practice\, with an emphasis on translating research into practical\, ethical\, and clinically relevant applications.
URL:https://nashvilleaacc.org/event/2-hour-ethics-seminar-with-jay-tift-ph-d-lpc-mhsp/
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