Explore the growing field of early childhood and infant mental health. This presentation will provide practitioners with insights on some of the latest research as well as micro and macro ethical dilemmas that may arise when navigating and advocating through conflicting agendas of a multidisciplinary system. Earn 2 CE Contact Hours (Category 1 Ethics)

Therapist, Author and Lecturer Rev. Dr. Karen Herrick, PhD, LCSW, CADC brings a unique perspective to examining implications of the vagal nerve, repressed traumatic memories, the resulting immobilizing fear, as well as the exploration of spirituality in regard to holistic client needs assessment and as a mechanism for promoting healing. Earn 2 CE Contact Hours

Between the Lines: “Author’s Insights” Presents “Mourning Doves”, examining sociological perspectives with author Karen Vittetoe. Earn 1 CE Contact Hour.

Prescription for Addiction: Live Performance by Illuminart Productions followed by interactive discussion examines the influence of substance use through the lens of friendships, family relationships, the Criminal Justice system and more. Andrea Brognano, LMHC highlights the science and impact of nutrition and wellness on mental health. Earn 6 CE Contact Hours.

Join therapist, author and advocate Sloane Miller as she examines how to live well while managing severe and life-threatening food allergies at the same time. Recognizing food as a common centerpiece of cultural and social norms, Ms. Miller will help practitioners to better understand the current food allergy landscape in the United States, increase awareness about the food allergic client’s experience and learn actionable tools to use immediately with food allergic clients in need of support. Earn 1.5 CE Contact Hours