WMHCA Workshops
WMHCA's Annual Conference
Friday, September 24, 2010 and Saturday, September 25, 2010
8 AM - 4:30 PM
Location: Bastyr University, Bothell
Instructor: Many speakers
Save the date for WMHCA's upcoming annual conference in September!
"Mental Health and Psychopharmacology: Complimentary Approaches for Children and Adults"
On Sept 24-25, 2010 the WMCHA will hold its 3rd annual conference at Bastyr University. The focus this year is complimentary approaches in Mental Health for those adults and children faced with the common use of psychopharmacology. Some practitioners prefer a more traditional approach others focus on more alternative approaches to treating clients. The annual conference will provide unique perspectives from knowledgeable experts from both perspectives. The conference will offer between 12-14 credits for CEU’s which meet state requirements. Lunch will be provided at the Bastyr buffet the first day and a box lunch will be provided the second day, both included in the registration.
Friday 9/24 speakers will include:
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Carol Staben-Burroghs (speaking on humor in therapy)
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Dr. Jane Guiltinan, ND (speaking on naturopathic healing in mental health)
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Dr. Leslie Lundt (speaking on meds used for Antianxiety, Mood stabilizers, and meds for substance abuse)
Saturday 9/25 speakers will include:
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Dr. Leslie Lundt (wrapping up meds on Bipolar and Depression)
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Dr. Bob Campbell (speaking on tradtional approaches in therapy with adults/adolescents)
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Dr. Linda Ford (speaking on alternative meds for treatment with adolescents and children in therapy.
Registration and more details will be posted soon. Questions? Contact Professional Development chair, allesandriacolette@gmail.com.
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