Excited to share some of our workshop facilitators and speakers for the California Pathways to Practice Symposium! 🌟 Join us as Tiffiny Turner, LMFT, DBT-C, Krystyl Wright, LCSW, and Alison Shlomi, LCSW dive into the world of CBT and DBT, sharing practical strategies and insights that can transform your practice. Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn from the best! 📅 #CBT #DBT #Therapy #MentalHealth #CaliforniaPathwaysToPractice"
California Pathways to Practice Symposium
Mental Health Care
Los Angeles, CA 247 followers
We provide pre-licensed clinicians with comprehensive resources and support through educational and networking events.
About us
Join us at the California Pathways to Practice Symposium for two days of educational sessions, networking opportunities, and professional development. This event is designed to support pre-licensed and early career mental health clinicians by connecting them with experienced professionals and providing training in essential areas. Our mission is to provide pre-licensed therapists with comprehensive resources and support through educational and networking events. We aim to bridge the gap between graduation and professional practice by offering training in essential areas such as networking, financial planning, specialization, and ethical practice. By connecting emerging therapists with experienced professionals, we create opportunities for growth, collaboration, and employment, ensuring that the future of mental health care is in capable and compassionate hands. Friday, September 27 & Saturday, September 28, 2024 Antioch University Los Angeles, 400 Corporate Pointe, Culver City, CA 90230 About the Symposium This is the first conference of its kind, filling a much-needed gap between graduate education and professional practice. The idea for the symposium was borne out of a conversation between Crayton Daniel and Robyn Caruso on the car ride to a community educational event. Robyn, who is now Clinical Faculty at Antioch University Los Angeles, has navigated the challenges of early career practice herself and understands the needs of emerging clinicians. Crayton's experience, values, and connections within the community inspired him to want to connect early career clinicians with career opportunities and experienced professionals within his network who can make an impact when the timing of said impact can be profound. What better way to do this than through this conference? Additionally, another planner is a current student at Antioch University and works in business development, bringing a fresh perspective on the current needs of students entering the field.
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- Mental Health Care
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
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- Los Angeles, CA
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- Self-Owned
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- 2024
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Los Angeles, CA 90230, US
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Exciting announcement...Center for Change Treatment Programs is our newest Silver Level Sponsor!! Thank you to Krista Lample and her fabulous program. "Eating disorders are a serious issue that can harm many people. If you or a loved one suffers from any sort of eating disorder, contact Center for Change. We’re an eating disorder treatment center, and we offer eating disorder treatment facilities for those who are unable to overcome their disorder on their own; you’re not alone — most people need help. Come to us for caring treatment options today. Recovery is possible. We’ll help you on your way to living a full, healthy life again. Our Specialized Treatment Options for Eating Disorders Our professional staff understands all there is to know about different disorders, and we offer programs for a range of disorders, including: -Anorexia -Binge eating -Bulimia -OSFED -Orthorexia We also have programs that cater to diabetics, athletes, and those who suffer from substance abuse. No matter what your situation is, you can find loving help here at Center for Change. Our treatments range from simple therapies to the most comprehensive care, including: -Body image therapy -Family, group, and individual therapy -Music therapy -Nutrition help and therapy -Recreation therapy -Inpatient treatment -Partial hospitalization -Outpatient treatment When you come to our eating disorder center, you’ll work with a team of professionals who will help you create the best treatment plan for you. Our Experienced and Professional Services Center for Change has been helping people overcome eating disorders for over 20 years. Our medical and clinical staff has the expertise needed to treat you in a safe, effective way. When you come to us, you’ll work with our supportive staff so that you feel cared for and accepted, but we’ll also push you to be your best. Contact us today at 888-260-4470 to learn more."
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We’re thrilled to share a preview of just a few of the incredible speakers who will be presenting or facilitating workshops on clinical modalities at the California Pathways to Practice Symposium on September 27-28, 2024, in Los Angeles! This is just a sampling of the expertise you'll encounter at our event, where numerous professionals will dive deep into innovative and practical approaches to mental health treatment. From IFS and CBT to narrative therapy and psychodrama, our diverse lineup offers something for everyone in the field. Featured Speakers & Topics Include: Adrienne Glasser LCSW, RDMT: Befriending Therapist Parts: Experiential IFS as Burnout Prevention Katy Cox MPH RDN LD: Embodying a self-to-part relationship: using the IFS modality in Nutrition sessions Katie P.: Practical Eating Disorder Treatment Through the Lens of Attachment Theory and Nervous System Regulation John D Lieberman MA and Beck Gee: Don’t Be Boring: Healing through Experiential Therapy Tessa Gordon, M.A. LMFT, RYT: Inside Out: Exploring the Use of Therapists Insider Knowledge in Narrative Therapy Charity Simpson: Dive Into Psychodrama Essentials: An Introduction That Packs a Punch Alison Shlomi, LCSW: CBT Made Easy: A Practical Guide to Delivering CBT Matthew Evans: Utilizing Exposure and Response Prevention in the Treatment of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder Krystyl Wright, LCSW: Empathy Meets Boundaries: DBT Strategies for NPD and Restorative Practices in Work and Life This event is a must-attend for mental health professionals seeking to enhance their clinical skills and connect with a community of like-minded practitioners. 👉 Register Today: https://lnkd.in/gHddDBuB #mentalhealth #therapy #psychotherapy #IFS #CBT #narrativetherapy #psychodrama #eatingdisorders #clinicalmodalities #continuingeducation #PathwaysToPractice #LosAngeles
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Excited to express our deepest gratitude to the incredible sponsors who are supporting the California Pathways to Practice Symposium! 🎉 Your commitment to advancing mental health care is inspiring. Together, we’re creating a space for learning, connection, and growth. Looking forward to seeing everyone on September 27-28 in Los Angeles! #MentalHealth #PathwaysToPractice #LosAngeles #Therapists #ContinuingEducation #MentalHealthAwareness #SupportCommunity #Leadership #Psychology #EatingDisorders #TraumaRecovery #Conference #Gratitude
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Thank you for your support as a Bronze Level Sponsor, VC CAMFT! "Mission Statement The Ventura County Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT) is dedicated to the advancement of marriage, family, child and individual therapy as an art, a science, and a mental health profession. The chapter accomplishes this by: Serving the community-at-large Enhancing continuing education Promoting & Upholding ethical standards Sponsoring networking Providing legislative advocacy Encouraging trainees and associates Promoting members’ self-care Supporting the goals and objectives of CAMFT, our parent Organization"
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We're excited to be finalizing our workshop schedule this week! Check out the first round of small group workshop facilitators featured in this graphic. This is in addition to our amazing lineup of speakers. Attendees will have the opportunity to attend 3 educational presentations and 2 small group workshops per day, making it a total of 6 presentations and 4 workshops throughout the event. Stay tuned for more updates! Ethan Pearson, MFT Trainee Crayton Daniel
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We are honored to present an incredible lineup of speakers for our inaugural symposium, including Michael Pezzullo, LMFT, who will be addressing the critical topic of Gay Men and Sexual Assault on Saturday, September 28, at 2:45 pm. Michael has shared this video to express his deep commitment to supporting this community. We believe that this session will leave a lasting impact on all who attend, equipping them to enhance their practice and contribute to a profound ripple effect in client healing and clinician competence. https://lnkd.in/gvb4p62X
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Ready to build your client base and grow your practice? Join us at the California Pathways to Practice Symposium, where you'll have the opportunity to connect with mental health professionals and learn valuable insights that go beyond the classroom. This symposium is your chance to start building the relationships that will support your career for years to come. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to network, learn, and set the foundation for a successful practice! 🔗 Spaces are limited—secure your spot and register today: https://lnkd.in/gebhC3Px #MentalHealthProfessonials #LosAngeles #CaliforniaPathwaysToPractice #PrivatePractice #MentalHealth #EatingDisorders #SubstanceUseDisorders
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Speaker Spotlight: Jeff Ball, PhD "Dr. Jeff Ball received his BA, MA, and PhD from UCLA, and has been a Clinical Assistant Professor at UCLA for over 30 years. He was also a psychoanalytically trained clinician in private practice, an Assistant Professor at USC, a Clinical Psychologist and Supervisor at the West Los Angeles Veteran’s Administration, and a clinical researcher in topics ranging from examining projective processes in close relationships to helping to create an integrative family treatment model for those with bipolar disorder and related issues. His expertise ranges from personality and mood issues to those experiencing psychotic and dissociative states. He has taught in all of these areas including psychoanalytic models and ethics in behavioral health. In 2010, after many years of dissatisfaction with the current state of behavioral health treatment which is overly dominated by the medical model despite little research supporting its efficacy, Dr Ball founded and created a new psychosocial and integrative model that emphasizes depathologizing the human experience as well as providing multiple treatment modalities, including appropriate prescribing of medications. In his role as Founder, CEO, and Executive Director of PCH, Dr. Ball has created a treatment and business model that emphasizes clinical best practices and the idea that we are all in this together. Our program is designed to provide new opportunities to help our clients navigate the human experience and create more contented and productive lives. In that quest, Dr Ball leads, supervises, teaches, and consults at PCH and presents his model and vision for mental health both within the center as well as in the clinical and academic communities. Dr. Ball has been on the UCLA faculty at the Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior as an Assistant Clinical Professor for many years. He’s taught undergraduate and graduate-level psychology courses including Psychopathology, Psychological Assessment, Psychoanalysis, and Law and Ethics in Psychology. As an Assistant Professor at the University of Southern California, Dr. Ball taught undergraduate and graduate-level courses in Psychopathology and Psychoanalysis. He is also serving on the inaugural UCLA Psychology Department Board of Advisors and has created a training center at PCH to develop fieldwork and traineeship opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students at local universities. In his spare time, he enjoys traveling, painting, and playing basketball and tennis as well as spending time with his family. His major goals in life are to change the face of mental health treatment and to watch UCLA win a national championship in football – unfortunately, the former is probably more likely than the latter!"
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Our mission is to provide clinicians with comprehensive resources and support through educational and networking events. We aim to bridge the gap between graduation and professional practice by offering training in essential areas such as networking, financial planning, specialization, and ethical practice. By connecting emerging therapists with experienced professionals, we create opportunities for growth, collaboration, and employment, ensuring that the future of mental health care is in capable and compassionate hands.
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