Time Out: The Controversy That Won't Quit

[Steven Kurtz]

With so much going on - the need due to COVID to still hunker down and stay safe and the need to make social change because of systemic racism there is still a need for us to educate ourselves to optimize patient care.

 

Please join us this Friday, 6/12/20 (12pm-1pm Eastern time) for Dr. David Reitman's webinar Time Out: The Controversy That Won't Quit. It's amazing to many of us that incorporation of time out is still controversial. Dr. Reitman is an amazing presenter and will walk us through a high level review of the research so we are prepared to advocate with families and institutions for comprehensive parent management strategies. If you haven't heard him speak, be sure to grab your favorite beverage and snack and fasten your seatbelts for a fun and super knowledgeable, high intensity ride. 

Click here for more information or to register: https://app.ce-go.com/time-out-the-controversy-that-wont-quit

Our other upcoming webinars include:

6/26/20  Interjurisdictional Practice: During and Post COVID https://app.ce-go.com/interjurisdictional-practice-pre-during-and-post-covid presented by arguably the most influential and knowledgable lawyer/psychologist on this topic, Alex Siegel, JD, PhD. Dr. Siegel is Director of Professional Affairs at the ASPPB and intimately involved with PSYPACT.

7/10/20  Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) in Cases with Developmental Delays and Serious Medical Conditions https://app.ce-go.com/pcit-for-developmentally-disabled-and-medically-fragile-children.  This is a great webinar on tailoring a gold-standard PMT for this most vulnerable population - flexibility within fidelity at its best.

Stay safe,

Steve

Steven MS Kurtz, PhD, ABPP

Kurtz Psychology Consulting PC

Diplomate in Behavioral and Cognitive Psychology, American Board of Professional Psychology

Master PCIT Trainer, PCIT International

Founder, Mighty Mouth & Brave Buddies Selective Mutism Programs

[Steven Kurtz]

don't miss out...tomorrow...Fri 6/12/12-1pm Eastern time