Cross Country Education
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy: The Basics of Helping People Get Better
Discover a systematic approach of Behavioral Therapy that emphasizes getting better, not just feeling better.

Alexandria, VA (US) Wednesday, Feb 11, 2015
Early Rate: $179.00 |
Richmond, VA (US) Thursday, Feb 12, 2015
Early Rate: $179.00 |
Virginia Beach, VA (US) Friday, Feb 13, 2015
Early Rate: $179.00 |
Bethesda, MD (US) Wednesday, Feb 18, 2015
Early Rate: $179.00 |
Frederick, MD (US) Thursday, Feb 19, 2015
Early Rate: $179.00 |

Baltimore, MD (US) Friday, Feb 20, 2015

PESI
For a complete list of upcoming seminars (live/online) go to: https://www.pesi.com/search/seminars.aspx?Request=true&search=state&statecode=MD

NeuroLeadership Institute
Learn the art and deeper science of coaching engagements; 90-minute orientation teleclass + 3 days of intensive face-to-face training followed by 16 x 90-minute live weekly teleclasses.  NeuroLeadership Institute’s Brain-Based Coaching Certificate is your opportunity to learn cutting-edge research-based tools and skills to help you effectively coach high performance, business focused individuals within the workplace or private practice. 

We define coaching as ‘facilitating positive change by improving thinking’. The coaching models at the core of this program draw from the hard science of how the brain works and provide practical tools to help you improve other people’s thinking and performance. After participating in this program, you will understand the neuroscience behind insight-driven coaching conversations, goal-setting, and habit building that unlock new possibilities for robust interactions that translate into measurable results for your clients.

For more information go to: https://www.neuroleadership.com/education/bbc/brain-based-coaching-certificate/

Maryland Psychological Association
Upcoming Continuing Educations Workshops
https://www.marylandpsychology.org/psychologists/continuinged.cfm

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