I am excited to announce I will be participating on this wonderful panel of professionals. We will be discussing the value or detriment of integrating theoretical orientations. Please come join us if you are in the Pasadena area this Friday the 13th at noon.
Voices of Experience 2019, For the Benefit of the Client: Integrating Different Theoretical Orientations, or Not, SGVPA December Non-CE Event
Friday, December 13, 2019
Women’s City Club of Pasadena, 160 N Oakland Ave, Pasadena, CA 91101
12:00pm – 2:00pm
Facilitators/Panelists:
Thomas Duke, Ph.D. and Richard LaBrie, Psy.D.
Guest Panelists:
Ryan Howes, Ph.D., Ashwini Lal, Psy.D., Supatra Tovar, R.D., Psy. D., Amee Velasco, Psy.D.
SGVPA’s Programming Committee ends each year with a non-CE open forum/panel discussion on pertinent topics in our field. This year, we will discuss how a diverse group of clinicians blends intervention styles, orientations, and conceptualization approaches in their work. We will also discuss the transition from formal training models in one orientation to an integrated style, if in fact one chooses to do that. We will touch on possible encroachments and limitations into this practice of psychology by outside forces, such as insurers, the medical model, and evidence-based versus empirically-supported research approaches. We hope the audience will join in on what is likely to be a lively conversation.
This is a Lunch Event (optional). Register at Eventbrite Here:
Please join us after the program for informal networking until 2:00pm.
Have questions about Voices of Experience, 2019? Visit the Continuing Education Tab at www.sgvpa.org
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