The Recovery Village offers online educational opportunities to help medical professionals and community members stay up to date with the latest advancements in addiction and behavioral health treatments. Our webinars contain valuable insight on addiction and mental health topics to share with colleagues, patients, family and friends.
We often greet each other with "Happy Holidays" around this time of year, but for many of us, the holidays can be a time of stress and grief. Let's review why this time can be challenging for our mental health and what we can do to cope with stress and grief during the holiday season.
The presentation will feature the basics of the First Responder Coach Approach with an outline of what coaching is, isn't and how it is similar and different than therapy and other modalities of treatment. The presentation will also include an activity that the participants can use as a takeaway and practical application of coaching and how it can build into an increase of satisfaction in their overall lives.
Do you have questions about therapy that you have been wanting to ask but didn't know where to go? This is the place to find answers to commonly asked questions like: how do I know when I need to go to therapy? How do I find a therapist? Will my information be kept confidential? How long does it take before I feel better? What happens during a session? Please join us for this interactive presentation as Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Natasha D'Arcangelo answers these questions and more!
Attendees will learn about the conscious/subconscious mind and how it is actually trying to help. Rene will discuss the techniques she uses to renegotiate with the mind and body to help release the echo of the past, the root causes of addiction and assist with sobriety. She will discuss how she helps her clients retrain their brain and body as well as change maladaptive behaviors, negative patterns utilizing concepts and research in Neuroscience and Epigenetics. You will leave understanding how to help the deep inner mind and heart so clients can release the past and move forward to find clarity, value in themselves and forgive themselves and others.
Discover how you can thrive using the six steps to emotional resilence to strengthen yourself in these 4 key areas: emotional, cognitive and mental, physical, and spiritual resilience.
This presentation will help participants understand a model and context for understanding anger and aggression. Participants will understand the difference between the emotion of anger and the behavior of aggression.
When anxious or stressed, most of us have automatic negative self talk that is very limiting and distressing. I like to name these thoughts as what they are - lies. And if we are frequently lying to ourselves then it can really take a toll. This presentation is meant to help us slow down and identify our own lies and the impact they have on our day to day.
We will be covering some fundamentals of family involvement and overlooked concerns. We will be raising to the level of awareness of some pieces that clinicians can listen for and with families and provide resources for them.
Explore the role of the manager/coworker and the relationship for team success. Common problems and key indicators. How to intervene and how to continue to manage the environment.
Know that you were created whole and with purpose. Your wholeness comes with parts and it's perfectly okay.
Learn the basics of how substance abuse and trauma are related and impact brain and behavior. Explore the groundwork for a trauma-informed approach to client care and how to increase success for clients coping with both these challenging issues.
Working with brain and the body together is vital when healing from critical life events. Learn more about the brain and body connection and experience a great tool to help manage life stressors and trauma.