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At  Rutgers University

Self-Care in Trauma Work

This course is for nurses, social workers, counselors, and other interested healthcare professionals who are affected by trauma.  Trauma hurts everyone it touches.  Expect to be different, not worse, as a consequence of working in the field of trauma and loss.  What happens to you?  What happens to your clients?  What does it mean to be mindful of yourself?  In this workshop, participants will broaden their knowledge, understanding and application of techniques that contribute to their own well-being as well as to those with whom they work. They will be able to distinguish between emotions and their distortions and will broaden their understanding of the physical, psychological, emotional, social  and spiritual issues related to working within the arena of trauma.   Thursday, March 1, Wednesday, May 30 and Thursday June 7.  Call 848-445-0512 for more information and registration.

Approved for CEU's for Social Workers, Professional Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists and Teachers.  

Change Leadership

We all know that change is inevitable and that we must be adaptive to be successful leaders. Yet, it is just as inevitable that we will encounter resistance to change within our organization and within ourselves. This workshop covers a variety of cutting-edge theories that will allow participants to discover the sources of their own internal resistance and how it is communicated to those they lead.  Participants will also learn how to become aware of informal organizational relationships that emerge to resist change efforts.  Using experiential exercises and case scenarios, participants will learn how personal awareness and transformation of the leader can create a dynamic shift in the organization.      Wednesday June 27 and Thursday, July 12.  Call 848-445-0512 for more information and registration.

Approved for CEU's for Social Workers, Professional Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists and Teachers.

 

 

 

 

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What others say about Lori

"This is probably the first thing I have ever done that has made me feel so in tune with myself."

R.F., Former Client

Rubenfeld Synergy principles

Humor can lighten and heal: Appropriate humor, not sarcasm, interrupts habitual, painful patterns. Laughing invites deeper breathing, releases tense muscles and can heal pain.

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