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Supporting clients through transitions of care requires thoughtful clinical approaches, an understanding of treatment barriers, and strategies that encourage meaningful engagement. Join fellow behavioral health professionals on November 18th at 11:00 am for Bridging the Gap: Supporting Clients Through Transitions of Care. Presented by Edward Settles, LMHC, Clinical Director, this educational session will explore clinical considerations for working with individuals experiencing substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns. Attendees will learn to recognize common barriers to treatment engagement and explore evidence-based interventions that increase insight, strengthen engagement, and support improved outcomes. Lunch will follow the presentation, providing an opportunity to connect with peers and exchange professional insights. Reserve your spot today!

How can clinicians better support clients as they navigate transitions of care? Effective support starts with understanding the barriers that can affect treatment engagement, especially for individuals experiencing substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns. Join us on November 18th at 11:00 am for Bridging the Gap: Supporting Clients Through Transitions of Care, presented by Edward Settles, LMHC, Clinical Director. Discover evidence-based strategies to strengthen engagement, increase client insight, and support improved treatment outcomes. Stay for lunch after the presentation and connect with other behavioral health professionals. Sign up today!

Supporting clients through transitions of care presents unique clinical challenges, especially when substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns are involved. Join us on November 18th at 11:00 am for Bridging the Gap: Supporting Clients Through Transitions of Care, presented by Edward Settles, LMHC, Clinical Director. Learn to recognize common barriers to treatment engagement and explore evidence-based interventions that strengthen engagement, increase insight, and support improved treatment outcomes. Enjoy lunch following the presentation, connect with fellow behavioral health professionals, and gain practical clinical insights to apply in your work. Reserve your spot today!

When clients face transitions in care, barriers in treatment engagement can make continuity and progress more challenging. Join fellow behavioral professionals on November 18th at 11:00 am for Bridging the Gap: Supporting Clients Through Transitions of Care, presented by Edward Settles, LMHC, Clinical Director. Explore common barriers to engagement and practical, evidence-based interventions to help clients build insight, participate more fully in treatment, and work toward better outcomes, particularly when substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns are present. Lunch will follow the presentation, offering time to network with fellow professionals. RSVP today to save your seat!

The most effective group therapy sessions aren’t built on great content alone. They’re built on connection. Join fellow behavioral health professionals for Group Therapy: Keeping it Engaging on September 16 at 11:00 am, a practical training focused on creating interactive, engaging, and psychologically safe treatment groups. Attendees will explore: • Establishing group norms • Encouraging peer engagement • Managing disruptive behaviors constructively • Balancing participation • Interactive clinical exercises • Strategies for diverse client populations Lunch will be provided after the presentation, and participants will receive a free CEU. Reserve your seat today.

A disengaged therapy group doesn’t always mean clients don’t care. Sometimes it reflects uncertainty, mixed motivation, group fatigue, or simply a facilitation style that isn’t reaching everyone in the room. Join fellow behavioral health professionals for Group Therapy: Keeping it Engaging on September 16 @ 11:00 am, where you’ll learn evidence-informed strategies to increase participation, strengthen group cohesion, and improve therapeutic outcomes. • Topics include: • Common barriers to engagement • Facilitator techniques that encourage participation • Creating psychological safety • Interactive CBT and DBT activities • Motivational interviewing in groups • Experiential interventions Following the presentation, enjoy lunch while networking with fellow professionals. Attendees will also receive a free CEU. RSVP today.