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An Integrated Approach to
Wellness 1 Workshop
April 14-15th >>
Printable Poster
at the Environmental Center
Downtown Bend
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by Anna Thedford, M.A., LPCI (new to the Bend
community).
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This workshop is geared towards a variety of
professionals including counselors who work with
children, adolescents, and families. Portland State
University graduate credit or clock hours are available.
This workshop will provide 20 plus experiential
activities out of the book "Yoga Calm for Children:
Educating Heart, Mind, and Body"
by Lynea Gillen, MS & Jim Gillen, RYT.
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If you are looking for more tools to use in your work
with children and families that integrate yoga,
bodywork, and counseling techniques go to www.yogacalm.org for
registration information or
call Anna Thedford
at (541)390-8655 with additional questions.
Anna Thedford, M.A., LPCI
9/01/11--
Announcing three safe, respectful educational, exploratory, and
supportive groups in Bend:
Colleen Russell,
experienced CA LMFT and Nationally Certified
Group Psychotherapist (CGP) is now offering:
Group
for Former Cult (or "High Demand Group") Members,
held in a healthy group environment, supportive of autonomy and
connection, for those who have been involved in groups with cult
characteristics including those identified as "Eastern", "New
Age" , "Political", "Large Group Awareness Trainings",
"Religious", "Mystical", and "Philosophical". Participants
bring up issues relevant in their lives, current and past with
opportunity to have better outcomes in a group setting than in
the past. Topics often discussed include recruitment;
indoctrination; the process of thought reform; critical
thinking; reconnecting to oneself; trusting self and others;
loss; trauma and post-traumatic stress; disconfirming
inaccurate, self-limiting beliefs from ideologies; overcoming
induced fears from the cult; reconnecting to society-at-large;
developing more effective coping skills; boundaries; taking back
one's life; goals; differences and commonalities;
self-nurturing. I have successfully facilitated this group
for over nine years in Mill Valley and I am also a former member
of an "Eastern"/"New Age" cult years ago.
Group
for Motherless Daughters (Women Who Have Lost Their Mothers
Through Death, Illness, or Separation) in Childhood,
Adolescence, or Adulthood. This is
an opportunity for women to explore issues related to their
lives, past and current, and to try out new behaviors in the
here-and-now. Topics often addressed include recovering from
loss; longing for nurturing mother; family of origin; step-moms;
fathers; current relationships; trauma and post-traumatic
stress; disconfirming inaccurate beliefs; developing more
effective coping skills; trusting self and others; differences
and commonalities; mothering oneself. I have successfully
facilitated this group for 14 years in Mill Valley, CA and am
referenced in Hope Edelman's subsequent book to "Motherless
Daughters", "Motherless Mothers". I also lost my mother
when I was 15.
Group for Men and Women to address issues relevant to their
lives, past and present, in a safe group
environment. Participants can recognize they are not alone
in their struggles and successes; benefit from interpersonal
learning; gain from validation and acknowledgement; and try out
new behaviors in a safe group environment. Issues
addressed include intimacy and relationships; anxiety and
depression; family of origin experience; losses; traumas; goals;
shyness & social awkwardness; effective communication skills;
identifying and self-regulating emotions; connecting to self;
negotiation skills; differences and commonalities;
self-nurturing.
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"I have a comfortable,
spacious office in Bend's Historic District and require one
individual consultation prior to group participation so I can
understand the prospective participant's needs and goals and the
prospective client can gain a sense of her style and knowledge.
In addition to group work, I have a general practice serving
individuals, couples, and families and I specialize in cult
education and recovery, "motherless daughters," trauma, and
loss. I am available in office and by phone. I
relocated to Bend in April, 2011 from the San Francisco Bay
Area (Mill Valley) where I practiced for 20 years and I look
forward to meeting clinicians and new clients here. Phone:
541-306-6081; Email: crussellmft@earthlink.net;
website:www.colleenrussellmft.com ." |
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 Luncheons:
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CLINICIANS' NETWORK PRESENTS
September
through June,
Clinicians' luncheons with guest presentations
Luncheons 2009-2010
Touchmark at Mt Bachelor Village
Welcome to our new year. We have a beautiful location
with great food.
Touchmark at Mt Bachelor Village. The address is 19800 SW
Touchmark Way in Bend
. It is just on the west side of the Bill Healy Memorial
Bridge and across Mt Bachelor Drive from the Athletic Club
of Bend.
Click here for a map:Touchmark
Bend
(scroll
down or click link here for
>
next luncheon)
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RESERVATIONS:
to D’Arcy
Swanson:
darcys@bendbroadband.com
or
419-3947 by
Wednesday, two days before the Luncheon.
Reservations made
after Wednesday will be charged an additional $5.
Specify vegetarian meal if desired. 24-hour notice
of cancellation is required or you will be charged
for your lunch. Visit our website for the latest
news, questions and events at
www.CliniciansNetwork.com.
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These
luncheons are held the third Friday of the month,
September through June, – 12:00 Noon PM
Cost (includes lunch): $15.00 members; $20.00
non-members; CEU's add $10 (if available)
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Please RSVP:
to D’Arcy Swanson:
darcys@bendbroadband.com
or 419-3947 by Wednesday, two days before the
Luncheon. Specify vegetarian meal if desired. 24-hour notice of
cancellation is required or you will be charged for your lunch.
Upcoming Luncheon:
January 20, 2012
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Critical Incidents and Crisis:
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Are
You Really Able to Help When People Need
You Most?
Presented By: Chaplain Jim Crowley and
Chaplain Mike Dismore
 This
presentation addresses what happens outside
the office as well as in. Accidents,
violence, “acts of God” are traumatic
situations that can and do happen when we
least expect it, when we’re not prepared.
Has your training prepared you to know what
to do “at the scene” of such an event? Do
you remember what to do when chaos reigns?
This presentation will help you be more
informed, more clear and more confident that
you will be helpful if and when people need
it most. Our speakers have both systematic
approaches to offer as well as extensive
personal experience in dealing with people
in and around these difficult situations.
The
SAFER-R model is a crisis intervention
protocol for working with individuals. Most
crisis intervention is done individually,
one-on-one. Crisis Intervention applications
can be made easier by the utilization of
simple models. The SAFER-R model is a
step-by-step model for working with
individuals in crisis. SAFER-R stands for
Stabilization, Acknowledgement, Facilitation
of Understanding, Encourage Effective
Coping, Recovery or Referral. The SAFER-R
model was developed by George S. Everly,
Jr., Ph.D., C.T.S.
Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM),
developed by George S. Everly, Jr., Ph.D.,
C.T.S. and Jeffrey T. Mitchell, Ph.D., C.T.S.,
is a comprehensive, integrative,
multicomponent crisis intervention system
which functionally spans the entire temporal
spectrum of a crisis. Crisis intervention
programs are recommended and even mandated
in a wide variety of community and
occupational settings. CISM is considered
comprehensive in that it consists of
interventions which may be applied to
individuals, small groups, large groups,
families, organizations, and even
communities.
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RESERVATIONS:
to D’Arcy Swanson:
darcys@bendbroadband.com
or 419-3947 by Wednesday, two
days before the Luncheon.
Reservations
made after Wednesday will be charged an additional $5.
Specify vegetarian meal if desired. 24-hour notice of
cancellation is required or you will be charged for your
lunch
These luncheons are held the third Friday of the
month, September through June, – 12:00 Noon – 2:00 PM
Cost (includes lunch): $15.00 members; $20.00
non-members; CEU's add $10 (if available);
Please
RSVP - for more luncheon details:
see above.
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Membership
Renewal for 2011-2012
It's time to
renew your
membership to
Clinicians'
Network since
our "year" ends on June 30th
and the new
membership year
begins July 1st,
so please
consider
renewing at this
event.
Dues will once
again be $30 for
the year and we
would like to
have you update
your contact
information if
any of that has
changed. Please
contact
D’Arcy Swanson:
darcys@bendbroadband.com
regarding
renewing or
joining at any
time. Thank
you!
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2004 through December 2011 Luncheon Presentation Topics:
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first)
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- Being
Authenticity: No Safer Place to Live
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How
Bad Is It Really Doc?
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I
Don’t Know How Much Longer I Can Live
Like This
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To Share
and
Nurture
Community
- The Assessment and
Treatment of Sexual Issues
and the Role of Bias
- The Tender Loving Care
and Feeding of the Brain
- Children’s Diverse Needs
and Parenting Well
- Attachment: Diagnosis,
Implications, and Treatment
- Mindfulness as a
Therapeutic Intervention
- Hormones and Health
- Addictions 101 Update
- That’s What Makes You
Strong
- To Cross or Not to
Cross: Ethics of Boundaries
and Dual
- Relationships In
Psychotherapy and Counseling
- What Wild Animals Can
Teach Us About Trauma
- Complementary Treatments
for Depression
- Poetry and Action
Methods
- Cultivating Health
Healing and Laughter
- Art and Soul: Creative
Expressions in the New Year
- The Brain and Pain
- Coaching Clients with
Compulsive Food Behavior
- How Much Joy Can You
Stand?
- Healing Steps for a
Betrayed Partner
- The Space Between:
Exploring the BodySoul
Connection between
Practitioner and Client
- Voice Dialogue: The
Benefit of People Who Bug
You
- THE BODY NEVER LIES:
Psychodrama, Interpersonal
Neurobiology, and Group Work
- Making the Distinction
with Intimate Partner
Violence
- Holiday Celebration 2008
- Non-Violent
Communication
- Vibrational Anatomy ~
Our Inner Guidance System
- The Art of New
Beginnings Year Endings and
New Beginnings: What Brings
Light Into Your Life?
- Nature as Healer
- Working with Difficult
Dreams
- Core Energetics Therapy
- Predictable Life Cycles:
Using Astrology to
Understand and Work with
Life Transitions
- Introduction to
Feldenkrais®
- Holiday Fest & Community
Fare
- Compassion Fatigue and
Self-Care
- The Heart of Intimacy:
Pathways to Radiant Loving
- Completing Another
Circle of Life
- Cultural Contexts and
Unique Issues facing
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and
Transgender Individuals,
Couples, and Families
- The Enneagram for
Therapists and Counselors
- The best thing for the
inside of a man is the
outside of a horse?
- Frosty Festive Folks
Fervently Feasting From
Friendly Fanfare
- Reactive Attachment
Disorder: A Clinical and
Personal Perspective
- Body Centered
Psychotherapy and Addictions
- Integrating Our Gifts
into the Community
- A Circle of Gratitude
and Intention
- Learning from Teens
- Psychodrama Training
- Family Constellation
Therapy
- Widening Our
Perspectives on Domestic
Violence
- Opening Our Hearts for
the Holidays
- Coming Out Party for our
Website: >CliniciansNetwork.com<
- Old Places, New Places:
We will honor the process of
change as we each continue
to find our place in the
world.
- Conscious Parenting
- A Taste of Psychodrama
- Avoiding Legal "Trauma"
in the Healing Professions
- Love, Health, and Energy
- Mindfulness and
Psychotherapy
- Essential Considerations
for Assessment &Intervention
with Elders
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Office/Professional Space:
Newest notices first:
CN members, please notify CN
webtech to list space and when these spaces are
rented. To stay current, listings will be removed after 30
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Office Space Available!
Great
suite available in professional office
building. Ideal for 2-4 practitioners.
Approx. 1000 Sq ft. Includes four
offices, waiting room, in suite bath,
kitchenette, cubby space for copier/
fax, and storage closet. Central Bend
location. Ample parking. We are
currently under our lease contract and
considering a move to a new location.
We have out grown our space.
Possibility of subletting or negotiating
a new lease with landlord. Very
reasonable rate. Call or email: Jim
Mockaitis at “Juniper Mountain
Counseling & Wellness” (541) 617-0543
or
jim@junipermountaincounseling.com
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Seeking counselor/therapist or
complimentary professional
(acupuncturist/massage
therapist) who is interested in adding
their practice to a group of like minded
professionals. Wonderful opportunity to
join an enthusiastic
small group who have a vision to provide
a wide variety of therapeutic services
to our community in one location and
under a shared name. If this sounds
appealing to you, please contact: Jim
Mockaitis MS, MS,
NCC at
Juniper Mt. Counseling, 541-617-0543
jim@junipermountaincounseling.com
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9 x 13
office space
available in Clinician owned cottage. Great
space with lots of referral potential. Get
more details by following the link below or
calling Laura Forest – 541-317-1291.
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Office Space
to Sublet
Great Redmond location, Newer
office with all the amenities
Kitchen, receptionist, & waiting areas, internet
access. office available in our business suite.
Handicap accessible.
Contact Karen Ludwig 541-923-2654 or
541-548-4709. email:
info@my
newpriorities.com
posted 2/19/10:
Two
private offices spaces
available located in the
Aspen
Alley complex on Highway 97 (51456 Hwy 97, # 4) in
the heart of La Pine. Private
office space rent includes use of lobby,
restroom, reception and break or group area. Both
spaces have just been painted this week and newly
carpeted as well. They are available for $150.00 per
month. I can forward pictures on request. Questions?
Please call Monica Olsen at (541) 536-7777
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Furnished Office with Flexible Rental Hours
If you have a fledgling or part time
Healing Arts Practice (psychotherapy, massage,
acupuncture, coaching and the like) and need office
space but don’t want to pay full time rent we may
have a solution We are offering a furnished office
space in a beautiful, conveniently located, 5
offices - cottage-style building, for rent in hourly
increments for persons with a quiet Healing Arts
Practice. For example: If you only need a one
day a week rental:
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¼ day per week (2 consecutive hours)
= $16/week = $64/ mon
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½ day per week (4 consecutive hours)
= $28.00/week which is $112.00/month
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One full day per week (8 consecutive
hours) = $40/day = $160/month
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Multiple day options available as
well. The more hours you book the better deal we
can offer.
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Renters are asked to make a month to
month commitment and payment is required for the
full month at the start of each month. Partial
months will be pro-rated: Full month rent is
$300.00 -- Contact: Liz at 408-7740 or Laura at
317-1291 for information.
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