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Joshua Tree is proud to offer the following selections as part
of their continuing education program. These courses are designed
for Masters and Doctoral level professionals who are seeking to
enhance their skills based upon well
integrated references of
theory and application. Evaluation
measures are objective, with credit awarded to participants who score
80% or better. The number of credits for each course is determined
based upon the time investment to complete all materials.
We are approved by the
American
Psychological Association
and
National
Board of Certified Counselors
to offer continuing education to
psychologists and counselors. The Joshua Tree maintains
responsibility for the program.
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Bipolar
Disorder
Cory F. Newman, et al
Educational
Objectives:
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Learn
research-based cognitive
techniques for treating bipolar
patients
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Learn
techniques for the management of
hypomania and mania
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Understand
guidelines for addressing
medication nomcompliance issues
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Gain
skill in helping couples and
families collaborate effectively
in treating bipolar disorder
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12 CE Credits
$120.00
(Text and Exam)
$100.00 (Exam only)
Hard Cover, 260 Pages
Exam: 55 Questions, Multiple Choice
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EMDR:
Basic Principles, Protocols, and Procedures, 2nd Edition
Francine
Shapiro
Educational
Objectives:
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Examine
the theoretical underpinnings of EMDR and Adaptive Information
Processing
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Review
the standard EMDR protocol from interview to body scan and
closure
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Review
techniques for challenging clients, with a special emphasis on
the cognitive interweave
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Explore
the outcomes of controlled EMDR studies and directions for
future research
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20 CE Credits
$235.00
(Text and Exam)
$150.00 (Exam only)
Hard Cover, 472 Pages
Exam: 90 Questions, Multiple Choice
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Healing
Plots - The Narrative Basis of
Psychotherapy
Amia Lieblich, Dan P. McAdams, Ruth
Ellen Josselson
Learning
Objectives:
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Explore
the relationship between
story-telling and therapy
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Review
the deconstruction of harmful
narratives
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Review
the co-construction of healing
narratives
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Examine
the process of life story change
through, and as a result of
therapy
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12 CE
Credits
$120.00 (Text and Exam)
$100.00 (Exam Only)
222 Pages
Exam: 55 Questions, Multiple Choice
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Object
Relations Therapy
Sheldon Cashdan
Educational
Objectives:
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Review
object relations theory
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Identify
the stages of object relations therapy
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Identify
the four projective
identifications
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Incorporate
alternate therapeutic medium into
an object relations framework
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12 CE Credits
$120.00
(Text and Exam)
$100.00 (Exam only)
Hard Cover, 198 Pages
Exam: 55 Questions, Multiple Choice
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Sandplay
Therapy
Barbara Labovitz-Boik and E. Anna
Goodwin
Educational
Objectives:
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How
to create a sandplay therapy room
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Gain
insight into the interpretation of
evolving and completed sandworlds
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Learn
to conduct spontaneous and
directed sandplay therapy sessions
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Understand
for whom sandplay is
contraindicated
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12 CE Credits
$120.00
(Text and Exam)
$100.00 (Exam only)
Hard Cover, 260 Pages
Exam: 55 Questions, Multiple Choice
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Constructive
Psychotherapy
Michael J. Mahoney
Educational
Objectives:
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Understand
the elements of constructivist
therapy
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Explore
advanced techniques to deepen the
constructivist experience
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Review
constructivist assessment and
basic practice techniques
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Review
the application of change and
growth processes to the
lives
of
therapists
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14
CE Credits
$140.00 (Text and Exam)
$120.00 (Exam Only)
302 Pages
Exam: 60 Questions, Multiple Choice
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Motivational
Interviewing: Preparing People for Change (2nd Edition)
William
R. Miller and Stephen Rollnick
Educational
Objectives:
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Gain
familiarity with the stages-of-change model
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Explore
the use of MI with groups, couples, and adolescents
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Learn
the specific skills of: handling resistance, recognizing
readiness for change, building motivation while strengthening
commitment, and enhancing client confidence.
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Review
the application of MI to medical, public health, and criminal
justice contexts.
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19 CE Credits
$190.00
(Text and Exam)
$160.00 (Exam only)
Hard Cover 428 Pages
Exam: 80 Questions, Multiple Choice
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Beyond
Technique
Eve Lipchik
Educational
Objectives:
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Learn
what to respond to and what to
ignore in a solution-focused
interview
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Understand
how to formulate the message and
task at the end of a session
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Review
what to do when clients do not
respond to solution-oriented
questions
or goal definition
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Review
application to couples, families,
involuntary clients, crisis
intervention,
and long-term treatment
(More Details)
12 CE
Credits
$120.00 (Text and Exam)
$100.00 (Exam Only)
230 Pages
Exam: 50 Questions, Multiple Choice
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