YA'RON BROWN, LPC, CPCS, ACS

Types of Therapy

Individual Therapy

Life happens on a daily basis and sometimes we have a difficult time adjusting. Individual therapy is a one-on-one approach to helping individuals deal with life. In therapy, you deal with internal stressors that can lead to problematic thoughts and behaviors that impede the enjoyment of life. Individual therapy is not only for people who are going through problematic periods in their lives, but for individuals who want to maintain their current level of functioning or promote self-growth.

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Family Therapy

Individual Therapy

Family therapy is a systemic approach to therapy which looks at the family as a whole and its many subsystems (parents, siblings, children, etc.). Family therapy allows each member of the family to express their viewpoints and the many roles that they have to balance in order to function effectively. Family therapy strengthens the families interactions with each other and creates new opportunities to build new skills or reestablish healthy ones previously used. The family system is like a wind chime - when everything is balanced, each piece moves together to create a harmonious sound. When things are not balanced, each piece in the wind chime is in disarray and the sound becomes distorted. The goal of family therapy is to restore the harmony that families at one point experienced.

Couples Therapy

Individual Therapy

Couples Therapy

Often couples have a desire to love and be loved in their relationship. Unfortunately, we can sometimes get in the way of allowing that to happen or unknowingly sabotage the very thing that we want the most. Couple therapy helps couples to understand one another by learning how each other’s dynamics and behaviors affect them on a day-to-day basis, which in-turn affects the relationship. The goal of couple therapy is to provide couples with the necessary tools to work through challenges that they face, develop a solid sense of self and maintain a cohesive subsystem.

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CURRENT CONTINUING EDUCATION OFFERING

Embracing the Ethics of Culture & Diversity

This virtual 5-hour comprehensive and interactive workshop is designed to equip counselors with the necessary skills and ethical considerations to effectively engage with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds.

During our time together, we will delve into the ethical principles that underpin culturally sensitive counseling relationships. You will explore various cultural factors that influence clients' experiences, beliefs, and behaviors, and learn how to navigate these dynamics ethically and effectively.

By participating in this workshop, you will leave with a better understanding of the knowledge, skills, and ethical framework necessary to foster culturally competent and ethical counseling relationships that honor the diverse identities and experiences of all clients.

When: Friday, May 31, 2024

Time: 9:00AM - 3:00PM EST | VIRTUAL

Cost: $106.00

5 Ethics CEs Approved by LPCA of GA

*More dates are available

Learn how to:

- Identify key principles of culture and diversity in counseling

- Recognize the impact of cultural factors on clients' experiences

- Apply culturally responsive techniques to foster trust and rapport

- Evaluate personal biases and develop strategies for minimizing their influence

- Integrate ethical diverse theoretical frameworks into counseling approaches

- Understand the importance of intersectionality and identify in the counseling relationship

Growing Into Your Greatness

Types of Therapy

Individual Therapy

Individual Therapy

Individual Therapy

Family Therapy

Individual Therapy

Individual Therapy

Couples Therapy

Individual Therapy

Couples Therapy

CURRENT CONTINUING EDUCATION OFFERING

Embracing the Ethics of Culture & Diversity

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