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This training is targeted specifically for those individuals who:
Work with clients who batter
Work with families impacted by family violence
Are interested in becoming a state approved facilitator and/or certified assessor.
Facilitators/certified assessors seeking to refresh their perspective and receive annual continuing education or contact training hours
Time:
8:30am - 12:30pm
Location:
Call for location details.
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June 24, 2012
Training Cost:
$125.00
Schedule:
8:00-8:30 am - Sign In and Networking
8:30 am Sharp - Workshop Begins
4:30 pm - Workshop Ends
Location:
Call for location details
Questions?
Please call our office at (561) 642-3103
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Greetings!
The Rape Victim Advocacy Program recognizes Sexual Assault Awareness Month each year in April. Sexual assault centers nationwide highlight public awareness to end sexual violence and to honor victims'/survivors' experiences.
Palm Beach County Victim Services 561-355-2418  Pictured above (l to r): Justice Services and Victim Services Director Nicole Bishop, Victim Services Senior Program Coordinator Sandy Reynolds, Victim Services Team Supervisor Ellen Craddock-Day and Commissioner Karen Marcus. |
 April is National Child Abuse
Prevention Month
For additional information, please click here. |
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Drug Testing for Public Benefits
The bill that President Obama signed into law to extend unemployment benefits and the payroll tax cut will allow States to pass legislation requiring applicants for unemployment benefits to submit to drug testing if they lost their most recent job due to unlawful use of controlled substances or if the work they are searching for regularly requires drug testing. If an applicant falls under these categories tests positive for drug use, States would be allowed to deny them unemployment benefits. Thanks! to advocates who contacted their elected officials to fight proposals that would have allowed States to require drug testing for all applicants for unemployment benefits.
Paternity DNA Testing For Father and Child Quick Results
DRUG TESTING & COUNSELING SERVICES
Call Today for an Appointment 561-433-0123
For more information please visit us at: www.dtcspbc.org |
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Insideout Wellness Coda Corner:
Protecting our Energy
 There can be many reasons of developing the habit of giving our energy away. We may have learned it when we were young because the feelings we had were too overwhelming to feel and we were not taught how to process them. This was true for me.
Much of our obsessing, our intense focus on others, our looking externally to feel good inside, our wanting to control others, is done to cope with this "out of body" experience we call codependency.
We obsess, we worry, we talk and babble about "our story", we become anxious, and stress over the future. We try to control, caretake, and focus on others. Our energy spills out of us on to whomever.
Our energy is our energy. Our feelings, thoughts, issues, emotions, physical health, spirituality, creative energy is ours.
In becoming balanced and healthy, we can create healthy boundaries around ourselves and our energy. We can learn to keep our energy within ourselves and focus on our own issues.
If we are trying to escape our bodies, if our energy is spilling out of us in unhealthy ways, we can get quiet and honest and ask ourselves what is going on, what is hurting us, what we may be avoiding that we need to face, what we need to deal with, remembering, that feelings buried alive never die.
This is why when dealing with our health and developing a wellness program, it is important to look at our emotions and how we are handling and dealing with them. Focusing on external people and things, blaming them for how we are feeling, and allowing them to upset us, can make us physically sick and drained with a lack of energy.
Practice keeping your energy inside your body. Stay within your personal boundaries. Realize that your health, physically, emotionally and spiritually is your responsibility. Ask God to help you let go of your need to escape yourself, to have the strength to face your own issues, so you can be comfortable living in your own body.
Healthy Blessings,
Debbie Sherrick
Wellness Coach
WWW.INSIDEOUTWELLNESSCOACH.COM
- Recovery/Codependency CoachingCertified Herbalist
- Certified Aromatherapist
- Certified Iridologist
- Certified Personal Trainer
- Motivational Speaker
- Natural Health Care Consultant
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Do you have your Domestic Violence CEU' s annual updates for this year?
Two (2) hours of Domestic Violence are required every third license cycle. This is required for any LMHC, LCSW, LMFT. For Batterer's Intervention Programs staff you need 12 to meet the BIP State standards
Welcome to Domestic Violence Trainings
Trainings and Courses for Professionals offered by
Silvernail Consultant Services
Silvernail Consultant Services offers online continuing education and homestudy courses for Professionals, Mental Health Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists, Addiction Professionals and Master level Clinical Social Workers. Trainings are approved by Dept. of Children and Families and The Office of Family Safety.
VIEW COURSES NOW
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4th Annual Palm Healthcare Foundation Health Fair
April 14 10a.m. - 1 p.m. Palm Healthcare Pavilion (Adjacent to St. Mary's Medical Center)
5205 Greenwood Ave.
West Palm Beach Theme: Health Choices from Head to Toe Free Health Screenings, Family Fun and More! For more information call (561) 833-6333. |
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Nominate your nominee for the
Samsha Voice Award
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Healthy Choices Head to Toe Spring Health Fair
April 14
10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Palm Healthcare Pavilion
5205 Greenwood Ave.
West Palm Beach
Family Fitness Challenge, Fun Zone for Kids, Yoga and Zumba Instructions and FREE health screenings.
To view the flyer, please click here.
For additional information, please call (561) 833-6333.
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3rd Annual Child Abuse Prevention Luncheon
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Domestic Violence Workshop
April 18
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Quantum Foundation
2701 N. Australian Ave., # 200
West Palm Beach, FL
This workshop will cover:
- The clinical and social issues of domestic violence
- The dynamics of domestic violence
- The feelings regarding victims of domestic violence
- Why women "stay"
- The effects of domestic violence on children
To view the flyer, please click here.
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Policy Update Affecting all with Chronic Conditions such as Mental Illness
This important article will help us all understand what the Supreme
Court is considering next week and how it could affect people with
chronic conditions like mental illness. If the Court finds the
individual mandate unconstitutional and then decides NOT to sever the
individual mandate from the rest of the Affordable care Act, we could
also lose the important patient protections we have fought so hard to
obtain: coverage for pre-existing conditions and parity in coverage for
mental health services with physical health.
Please read http://pgionfriddo.blogspot.com/
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Conference Schedule
National Rx Drug Abuse Summit
April 10-12, 2012
Orlando, Florida
nationalrxdrugabusesummit.org
National Council Mental Health & Addictions Conference
April 15-17, 2012
Chicago, Illinois
thenationalcouncil.org
American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM)
43rd Annual Medical-Scientific Conference
April 19-22, 2012
Atlanta, Georgia
www.asam.org
American Association for the Treatment Opioid Dependence National Conference
April 21-25, 2012
Las Vegas, Nevada
www.AATOD.org
Freedom & Recovery Integrated Mental Health and Addiction Treatment for Veterans
April 23-26, 2012
San Diego, California
www.foundationsrecoverynetwork.com
FAADA 2012 Adolescent Conference, Unsung Heroes:
Making a Difference
April 23-24, 2012
Orlando Fl
adolescentconference.org
2012 National Conference for Lawyers Assistance Programs
October 9-12, 2012
Grand Rapids, MI
www.americanbar.org
Moment of Change: Innovations in Integrated Treatment
October 8-11, 2012
Palm Beach. FL
foundationsrecoverynetwork.com
EAPA's 2012 Annual World Conference
October 17-20, 2012
Baltimore, MD
www.eapassn.org
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Dr. Darlene Silvernail can be described as an individual who has the propensity to build trusting relationships and connections with just about anyone she meets. Once that tie is created, she then acts as an agent to these relationships and links people together, creating partnerships and alliances while motivating them to move forward to achieve personal and professional success.
PO Box 18745 West Palm Beach, Florida 33416 Silvernail Consultant Services 561-642-3103
Sincerely,
Darlene Silvernail
Silvernail Consultant Services
   
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