Contact
Natasha Molony, PhDThe Hume Center Continuing Education Program
nmolony@humecenter.org
925-223-8047
Where
The Hume Center--Pleasanton Satellite Clinic5776 Stoneridge Mall Rd., Ste 340
Pleasanton, CA 94588
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Community Mental Health Consultation: Basic Concepts--6 CEUs
The goal of Community Mental Health Practice is to solve problems where they occur and in collaboration with the persons/organizations that have a stake in the outcome. Mental Health Consultation is the most effective way to help professionals in non-mental health academic and human service organizations to achieve their work objec-tives.
During the morning session Professor Gerald Caplan’s concepts of Community Mental Health Consultation will be introduced, such as: Types of Mental Health Consultation and Unconscious Theme Interference, how to identify theme interference, and how to alleviate such interference in a consultee’s work with their clients? A method of mental health consultation will be introduced.
In the afternoon the workshop participants will practice the consultation method. Fur-ther review of learning and theory will be elaborated on the basis of the participant’s experience and related to their unique situations.
Click Register Now to register and pay to attend this Continuing Education workshop. See below for more information about this event.
- This training is being offered at a discounted rate of $100
- Additional discounts are available for Hume Center employees, trainees, alumni, and people registering for multiple workshops
- Workshop will be from 9am to 4pm (Registration will begin at 8:30am)
- Refreshments, coffee, and lunch will be served
- 6 CE credits will be provided to licensed psychologists (pending MCEP approval).
Faculty:
Meji was the Assistant Director of the Post Graduate and Interdisciplinary Training Center in Community Psychiatry in Berkeley, the Dean of Rose-bridge Graduate School of Integrative Psychology, faculty at U.C. Berke-ley Doctoral School Psychology Program, California School of Profes-sional Psychology and U.C. Medical Center in San Francisco. He has served in Community Mental Health Programs for almost a quarter of a century.
R.K. Janmeja (Meji) Singh, Ph.D. Meji was the Founding President of The Hume Center and is currently the Chief Psychologist.
