Treating Self-harming & Suicidal Patients on Telehealth***WEBINAR*** (3CEs)

The Institute for HEALing, LLC (iHEAL) is a wellness agency dedicated to holistic health and growth. Based in Owings Mills, we offer a variety of services all aimed at creating a healthier, more culturally-sensitive society.​Accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Healthcare (ACHC), we treat individuals from a diversity of ages, races/ethnicities, genders, sexual orientations, religions, classes, nationalities, and abilities.Our mission is to provideculturally-sensitive and comprehensive wellness services for individuals and communities.The vision for our Leadership Division is to offertraining and consultation services to professionals, community advocates, and businesses.

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Treating Self-harming & Suicidal Patients via Telehealth

This workshop has closed. Please revisit www.myiHEAL.com/ContinuingEducation for information about future workshops.

This workshop will offer you the opportunity to review your current practices related to protecting self-harming and suicidal patients and apply those practices to telehealth work. Treating and protecting patients in traditional treatment looks a little different than it does via telehealth. However, you can offer telehealth safely while protecting your patients, and this workshop will teach you how. This workshop meets the ETHICS and MULTICULTURAL requirement for licensure. For additional information: CE@myiHEAL.com or (410) 864-0211 ext. 4

CE Credit: 3Approved Professionals: <ul><li>Social Workers (Category I: Approved by MD Board of Social Workers)</li></ul><ul><li>Professional Counselors, Addiction Counselors, &amp; Marriage &amp; Family Therapists (Category A: Approved by MD Board of Therapists and Counselors)</li></ul><ul><li>Psychologists (Approved by Maryland Psychological Association)</li></ul>Workshop Level: Beginner to IntermediateWorkshop Type: Webinar ONLYPrerequisites: None

<ul><li>Discuss ethical considerations related to protecting self-harming and suicidal patients while providing treatment via telehealth. </li><li>Practical considerations for risk management.</li><li>Review research related to self-harm, suicide prevention, success, and attempts among a diversity of patients (ages, races/ethnicities, genders)</li></ul>

ShaQuetta Little Young, MS, LGPC obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Criminal Justice from Coppin State College and a Master of Science Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Loyola University Maryland. Mrs. Little Young has previous experience working with adolescents, who had been adjudicated delinquent by the local judiciary. In this capacity, she worked with adolescents and their families towards mental health stabilization, reintegration into the school system, and reunification of the family system. She has experience working with individuals who suffer with addiction, anxiety, depression, grief and bereavement, spirituality, and trauma. She has a special interest in working with survivors of human trafficking and clergy.Sara Ruiz, MS, LCPC holds a bachelors degree in Psychology with a specialization in human development and neuroscience from Roanoke College (in Virginia) and a masters degree in Applied Psychology from the University of Baltimore. She also holds a certificate in professional counseling studies.Mrs. Ruiz has experience working with children (younger than 13) and adults doing individual and family therapy. Her clinical specializations include treating patients with trauma histories, depression, anxiety, psychosis, and ADHD. She also works with patients in intimate partner violence situations and familial conflicts. In her recent past, she worked as a mobile therapist for a year and a half providing treatment services to the low-income and homelessness populations.

This activity is being co-sponsored by the Maryland Psychological Association, the Maryland Psychological Association Foundation, and iHEAL. The Maryland Psychological Association is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer continuing education for psychologists. The Maryland Psychological Association maintains responsibility for the program and its content.

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