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June 26, 2020

Via Zoom

Clark Marshall, LMFT

"Problem Gambling: Awareness, Resources, and Support"

Objectives: (Will be added shortly)

Clark Marshall is a Health Education and Training Program Coordinator for the Office of Problem Gambling (OPG), Center for Healthy Communities, California Department of Public Health. Clark has worked for the State of California for over 20 years. Before coming to OPG, he worked on a variety of HIV prevention programs for the Office of AIDS, HIV disease management programs with the Department of Health Care Services, and mental health prevention programs for the Mental Health Oversight and Accountability Commission. Clark is also a Marriage and Family Therapist and is licensed in both California and Oregon treating individuals, couple and families.

August 27, 2020

Via Zoom

Raymond Cameron, LMFT

"New Changes the State CAMFT Ethics Committee made on Law and Ethics"

Objectives: (Will be added shortly)

Raymond is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist who has been in practice in Temecula since 2001. Raymond has been helping Teens, Individuals, and Families to achieve their fullest potential by over coming life struggles such as depression, anxiety, panic attacks, social anxiety, alcohol & drug use, self harm, and intimate partner violence & child abuse.

Raymond has worked for various non-profit agencies, Child Protective Services, and Departments of Mental Health in both San Diego and Riverside Counties. Raymond currently is an Adjunct Faculty member of the University of San Diego Marriage & Family Therapy program as well as a Trainer for the Academy for Professional Excellence through the San Diego State University School of Social Work.

Raymond is an interactive, Bowen Family Systems therapist. His therapeutic approach is to provide support and practical feedback to help clients effectively address personal life challenges. He integrates complementary methodologies and techniques to offer a highly personalized approach tailored to each client. With compassion and understanding, Raymond works with each individual to help them build on their strengths and attain the personal growth they are committed to accomplishing.

Raymond is an Approved Supervisor by the American Association for Marriage & Family Therapy and a Certified Clinical Supervisor by the California Association of Marriage & Family Therapists , and he has been providing clinical supervision to MFT & LPC Practicum Students / Trainees & Associates for various clinical settings.

September 25, 2020

TBD

Suicide Prevention Workshop 2020

"Assessment and Intervention: New Research and New Approaches"

Presented by Ben Caldwell, PsyD

Friday October 16, 2020

Doors Open at 8:00 AM with workshop starting at 8:30 AM

Southwest Riverside County Chapter of CAMFT invites you to join us for the most amazing mandated Suicide Prevention Workshop in Southern California where you can learn, eat, and enjoy yourself with us in Temecula’s beautiful wine county!

Learning Objectives:

Identify two recent research findings in suicide that are causing clinicians to reevaluate their assessment and intervention procedures
Integrate two recent changes in preferred language around suicide.
Identify three current trends in suicidality
Identify five risk factors for suicide
Explain the difference between absolute risk and relative risk for suicide, and how this impacts suicide intervention strategies
Describe their responsibilities under California law related to terminally ill clients considering death by suicide

About the Speaker:

Benjamin Caldwell is the author of five books, including Basics of California Law for LMFTs, LPCCs, and LCSWs, and Saving Psychotherapy. He serves as adjunct faculty for California State University Northridge. In his role as Chair of the Legislative and Advocacy Committee for the California Division of AAMFT, he was directly involved in California’s first-in-the-nation ban on reparative therapy for minors, and drove the change in title from “intern” to “associate” for prelicensed MFTs and PCCs. For his advocacy work, he was awarded the AAMFT Division Contribution Award in 2013. He maintains a private practice in Los Angeles, specializing in working with couples.

This lecture–format course will satisfy the State of California and BBS’ 2021 mandatory requirement for LMFTs, LCSWs, LEPs, and LPCCs per Assembly Bill 1436 of six (6) CEUs in suicide prevention.

Breakfast: A continental breakfast with morning beverages will be served at 8 am as people are registering.

Lunch: A gourmet buffet lunch with main courses of chicken and red meat, vegetables, salad and beverages are included in the cost of the workshop.

Location: Wilson Creek Winery (map)

Registration will open in August.

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