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Continuing Education Bundle

$225.00

In California, certified treatment providers of domestic violence treatment must complete 16 units of continuing education yearly. This bundle has been developed specifically for them.

Each course offers 6 Advanced DV Units for a total of 18 units once all three courses have been successfully completed.

CE Units Approved by the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor CEUs for LFMTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and LEPs  (CAMFT Approval #1000017)

Understanding the Impact of Strangulation

Advanced DV 6 CE Units

Strangulation has been identified as one of the most lethal forms of domestic violence and sexual assault.  The presence of strangulation in a relationship is a dramatic sign of danger that is often ignored or overlooked by both the perpetrator and the victim.  STRANGULATION IS NOT CHOKING!!! and it is often dismissed as "just choking."  In this class, participants will learn the long-term impact of strangulation, how to assess for the presence of strangulation in a relationship, and strategies for treatment.

Vision Boards in Therapeutic Settings

Advanced DV 6 CE Units

Vision Boards can be incredible tools in the therapeutic practice. Creating visuals of where one is, where one wants to go, be, or do are powerful insights into the inner world of our clients. In addition, we get insight into how to help our clients on their journeys. Having a visual of what is going on with someone is often the first step towards helping them make the changes they want to make.

Upon completion of the Vision Board class, you get a set of pre-done images and words that can be re-printed and used over and over.

Parental Alienation and Domestic Violence

Advanced DV 6 CE Units

What exactly is parental alienation??? How does it affect the children???  What are the behaviors in an alienating parent, and what are the reasons that it happens? How can the alienated relationship be fixed-or can it? What is the connection between parental alienation and domestic violence/abuse? These are among the many interesting things you will learn in this class.

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Students must be in full attendance during the entire training.

To Request Accommodation for Disability: Please call 619-688-1035 to request accommodations you may need for this training. Every effort will be made, within what is reasonable, to accommodate various disabilities or unique situations that call for adjustment. If we are unable to accommodate a particular need, AMC will look for alternative training and refer the customer to other options.

Cancellation Refund Policy As a general policy, refunds are available with a 15% service charge up to 7 days before the training. No refunds are allowed for registrants’ canceling within 7 days of the training. Registrants may email requests for consideration for cancellation in the event of unusual circumstances, however, there is no guarantee of refund (at least a minimum cancellation fee would be applied). In the unlikely event that AMC cancels this course, a full refund will be issued within 7 days of cancellation.

Procedure for Filing a Grievance: We intend to maintain a professional, educational, and amicable relationship with those whom we serve. If we slip from these standards, we wish to take corrective action promptly. To that end, should you have a concern, please inform us in writing (details at www.affordableonlineclasses.com) We will respond as quickly as possible as appropriate to the situation.

CE credit thru CAMFT Approval #1000017

Approved by the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor CEUs for LFMTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and LEPs

Author/Instructor: Michele Koonin, LCSW, MBA has worked in mental health for the last 40 years. She is the Director of CIFC and was one of the first certified treatment agencies for dealing with domestic violence perpetrators in San Diego. Michele is the author of curriculums for the treatment of male and female offenders of domestic violence, she created a program for treating teens who have been abusive in relationships. In addition, Michele has been/is involved in dealing with stalkers, elder abuse, and child abuse. Michele has presented her information at several conferences. Michele is committed to ending domestic violence and believes that early education of how to have and be in healthy relationships is one of the most important components of that ending.

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