Maryland Counseling Association (MCA):
Wellness in the Age of Technology
Friday, November 14th, 2014, 9:00-4:00
Johns Hopkins University, Columbia, Maryland 
7NBCC Clock Hours and MD NASW CEU

Click here for a flyer with more details on our exciting event and how to register! Click here to register online.

Practical Applications of the DSM-5: Highlights of Changes, Additions, and Emerging Trends
Saturday, September 20, 2014, 9:00am - 5:00pm 
 Johns Hopkins University, Rockville

Our knowledgeable speakers, Dr. Carman S. Gill and Dr. Stephanie F. Dailey will cover important information including:
  • Changes in multi axial system
  • Medical condition qualifiers
  • Diagnostic criteria upgrades
  • How severity is measured
  • ICD 10 and 11
  • Changes in Communication Disorders
  • Why Autism Spectrum Disorder category
  • Age of onset for some diagnosis has changed
  • Changes to Bipolar Disorder categorization
  • Where bereavement falls in
  • Trauma vs. Anxiety Disorders
  • Anorexia Nervosa and other feeding disorders
Click here for a registration flyer with more details on the event.  

Paper Clip Communications:
Bullying in Academia: Prevention and Response –
November 13, 2014 Webinar & CD

Slander, physical threats, unrealistic workloads, and isolation are just some of the bullying tactics that campus faculty and staff have identified when reporting alleged bullying within the campus environment. 

Allegations of bullying can negatively impact your faculty (including adjunct) recruitment and retention and can cost institutions millions of dollars between employee turnover, liability issues and potential legal expenses.

And, in today’s workplace environment, faculty are increasingly aware and concerned when bullying crosses the line from annoying to dangerous behavior. 
 For more information go to: https://www.paper-clip.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=&nm=&type=Commerce&mod=GenComProductCatalog&mid=BB900C9FBBC442A19C2B38D104F64A21&tier=3&id=9DF17EAF8E144FE7A639F70479165ADE

PESI - PESI Healthcare
Meet The Experts; Upcoming Seminars with the Biggest Names in the Industry
            Narcissisims
            Advanced Cognitive Behavior
            Attachment, Trauma & Psychotherapy
            Trauma, Attachment & Neuroscience
Healing Heart After Grief
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