November 19-20, 2015 in Austin, Texas: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) Training

Trauma-Focused Cognitive

Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) Training

Sponsored by Superior HealthPlan and The For the City Network

November 19-20, 2015

8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

The For the City Center

500 East St. Johns Ave.

Austin, Texas 78752

Who May Attend

Due to space and demand, we must give priority to Cenpatico providers who are actively treating children--especially those in foster care. If you do not fit in this category, you may go ahead and register and provide us with the requested information but you may be moved to the Waitlist after review to attend on a space-available basis.

Cost

This class is provided at no cost to Cenpatico providers by Superior HealthPlan and The For the City Network as part of our continuing effort to help clinicians treating children in foster care enhance their skills and utilize the best evidence-based tools available.

CEUs

17 hours by Texas Board of Social Workers

Note to LPCs: The Texas LPC Board acknowledges Texas Board of SW CEU hours

Please note that you must participate in the Overview Webinar and both full days of class for CEU credit. No partial hours will be given.

Prerequisites

• Prior to attending class, you must participate in a 2.5-hour Overview Webinar conducted by the class trainer (more information below).

• Please also complete the free online TF-CBT training available at http://tfcbt.musc.edu. Their website provides information about CEUs for completing the online course.

Overview Webinar - The information presented in this interactive online Overview is part of the overall class curriculum and covers the initial foundation for trauma-informed work. Covering this information (typically presented the morning of Day 1) prior to the class will allow more time for you to explore resources and do more of the experiential work in the classroom without being too rushed or adding an additional day to the training. This will bring the full CEU credit to 17 hours which will be awarded at the end of Day 2. No partial CEUs will be given, so if you register for the class, please plan on participating in the Overview Webinar and both full days of class. The link to register for one of two scheduled Overviews will be sent in the class registration confirmation email.

Important: If you do not participate in one of these Overview sessions, you may not attend the class and we will have to cancel your registration.

Summary

• Register for the two-day class by clicking the green Register button at the top of this page; (when the class is full there is no green Register button but you can add your name on the Waitlist)

• After receiving the class registration confirmation email, register for one of the two scheduled Overview Webinars using the GoToTraining link provided in the email

• Complete the online training at your convenience at http://tfcbt.musc.edu

Questions

Please contact Lisa Reed at lireed@cenpatico.com

Training Conducted by

Roy Van Tassell, MS, LPC, Superior HealthPlan

Director, Trauma and Evidenced-Based Intervention

Roy Van Tassell, MS, LPC, is Director of Trauma and Evidence-based Interventions for Cenpatico and provides training in trauma, assessment, evidenced-based interventions and consultation to providers and the community. He has been a member of the federally-funded National Child Traumatic Stress Network since 2003. His professional background over the last 34 years is diverse, having worked with children to seniors in residential, inpatient, outpatient, and partial hospital settings. Mr. Van Tassell has trained nationally in 23 states and is one of currently 50 master trainer/consultants for Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). He has been faculty for eight national and state Learning Collaborative trainings for TF-CBT including the National Child Advocacy Center in Alabama and the University of Tennessee Center of Excellence. He was also a trainer for the national “Effective Provider, train-the-trainer” program for the American Psychological Association.

Roy has additionally served as a co-trainer faculty for two advanced TF-CBT trainings with TF-CBT co-developer, Dr. Esther Deblinger. See tfcbt.org for more information about this evidence-based practice.