Maryland Counseling Association


MAMFC February Event

Interpersonal Violence and Bullying in the Community, Schools, and Workplace

Saturday, February 27, 2016
9am-3:30pm

Johns Hopkins University
2800 N. Charles St.
Baltimore, MD, 21218

The Maryland Association of Marriage and Family Counseling, along with the Maryland School Counseling Association will be sponsoring a February workshop focused on Interpersonal Violence and Bullying in the Community, Schools, and Workplace.  Special guests invited to attend the conference include Baltimore Deputy Mayor Special Assistant Sabrina Sutton, Governor Larry Hogan, and Maryland Senator Cheryl Kagan. This workshop is designed for business leaders, community representatives, parents, teachers, educators, and counselors. Five NBCC Clock Hours are available.

Registration is currently open for this exciting event. Click here to register online or print this flyer to register by mail.

A social networking event will be held following the workshop at the Hardrock Cafe in Baltimore Harbor from 4-7pm.



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