Kids Have Stress Too! Preschool, Kindergarten & Parent Program Professional Development Training
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FREE! Kids Have Stress Too! Preschool, Kindergarten & Parent Program Professional Development Training Events
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FREE! Kids Have Stress Too! Grades 1-6 Professional Development Training Events
Kids Have Stress Too! Grades 1-6 Professional Development Training
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FREE! Stress Lessons Grades 7-12 Professional Development Training Events
Stress Lessons Grades 7-12 Professional Development Training
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Danny -
Clinical Group Virtual Supervision Events
WINTER, 2025 COHORT for Group Supervision begins January, 2025.
AMAZING benefits for being a supervisee of the Clinic … it’s not just about supervision!
See attached flyer.
Email juanna@dannyseto.ca for more information or to book a complimentary 30-minute consultation…
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HEALING TOGETHER IN TRAUMA AND ADDICTION: An Integrative Couple Therapy Approach Events
HEALING TOGETHER IN TRAUMA AND ADDICTION: An Integrative Couple Therapy Approach An Introduction to Congruence Couple TherapyAn Evidence-based model
Two-Part LIVE Webinar Series (3 hrs. total) Event Date: January 17 & January 24, 2025 (Friday)Event Time: 12 - 1:30 p.m. ET…
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A CASE-BASED APPROACH TO LEARNING and PRACTISING: Couple Therapy Online Training & Supervision Groups Events
A CASE-BASED APPROACH TO LEARNING and PRACTISING: Couple Therapy Online Training & Supervision Groups
Sign up for a 7-session seriesONGOING REGISTRATIONOngoing Start Date: Beginning January 6, 2025Event Time: 10 - 11:15 a.m. ET (Other times may become available)
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Build Your Own Practice (BYOP) Events
LAST CHANCE to register for the Livestream on “Build Your Own Private Practice” (BYOP) coming Monday, December 16th at 11:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. EST.
Learn how to build a private or group practice, register a business name, incorporation, any ethical and level concerns, marketing and…
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Researchers identify new therapeutic strategy for fentanyl overdoses (MedicalXpress) Forum topic
December 10, 2024
School of Medicine, Washington University in St. Louis, MO
Scientists have revealed that opioid receptors outside the brain play a key role in the hypoventilation caused by fentanyl overdoses, paving the way for better treatments.
The study, forthcoming…
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Incorporating Truth and Reconciliation in Our Role as Health and Mental Heath Practitioners Events
Combining lived experience with emerging research on the Indigenous Social Determinants of H
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