Mental Health support is bolstered by help outside of traditional counseling. I can help set up opportunities to educate, build prevention, and provide support for your organization. I have presented to:
- Employees / Workplaces
- Classrooms (Middle School, High School, and Post-Secondary levels)
- Volunteer committees
- Church services
- The boards of various facilities
All presentations are customizable to meet the needs of your program/organization. I create presentations using updated research and evidence-based therapeutic approaches and can offer CEUs for many professionals in Wyoming.
Currently, available presentations include:
Intent vs. Impact – Does your team or organization need support with learning to communicate more clearly? Do you find that sometimes what you say is not what others hear? This training helps your team develop skills to improve communication, take responsibility as the sender and receiver of messages, and build collaboration in communication.
- Learn why what we say/do may matter less than what others perceive we say or do
- Explore takeaway skills that help align your intent with your impact
- Learn that communication is collaborative
- Learn the value of self-compassion and how to move forward after miscommunication
Planting What Matters – Do you find that some of the negative experiences feel overwhelming and suffocating? Is it hard to find the “good” in the day-to-day challenges of work/everyday life? This presentation helps people to identify how their thinking patterns may be contributing to their negative/unhelpful feelings and provides real-time tools for changing and challenging that thinking.
- Learn to identify some of the ways your thoughts may be “watering the thistles” in your life
- Develop tools that can help you plant the seeds that will most help you
- Create a plan to start making changes now
Telehealth in Social Work – The presentation looks at ethical considerations, motivations, benefits, and challenges of providing social work/mental health services in a virtual setting.
- Support your team to identify how to practice virtual mental health services ethically
- Acknowledge and explore the challenges of virtual mental health services
- Discover how to address these challenges
- Explore the values of providing virtual mental health services
Other presentation options/ideas:
- Safety planning – building meaningful safety plans that matter to your clients
- Collaborative approaches in teams – creating a culture of collaboration
- Suicide prevention in the real world
- Healthy communication around difficult topics
- Emotion regulation when the stakes are high