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Institute for Brain Potential Presents an Interactive Broadcast Noxious People Living and Working With High-Conflict Individuals Presented by Joseph Shannon, Ph.D. 6 hours of continuing education: $79   Date of Interactive Broadcast: Friday, March 27th, 2015 Registrants may download the program in segments April 1st, 2015 through May 1st, 2015 Audio CD or Audio Visual DVD also available for continuing education credit Click here to see a PDF of the brochure This program is available for 6 hours of continuing education for most health professions   About Institute for Brain Potential We are a leading provider of programs on the brain and behavioral sciences. Our non-profit organization (tax i.d. 77-0026830) has provided cost effective, informative and practical seminars by outstanding speakers since 1984 Introduction Noxious people are defined as problematic relationships that can engender mental or physical illness in others. This program will help you recognize and deal more effectively with individuals with disorders of personality, mood, thought, and impulse control. In this new, 6-hour seminar, emphasis is placed on practical, evidence-based solutions for health professionals in medical, dental, behavioral, and educational settings.   Participants completing this program should be able to 1. Describe how trauma and stress can alter the brain and impair social reasoning. 2. Identify diagnostic features of high-conflict individuals with selected disorders of personality, mood, anxiety and anger. 3. List several skills that health professionals can use to interact more effectively with high-conflict people. 4. List interventions that health professionals can apply to help protect and enhance their health when working with noxious people.   Topics to be covered Understanding High-Conflict Individuals Origins of Noxious Behaviors Developmental Trauma Noxious Stress and the Adult Brain Social Reasoning and the Prefrontal Cortex Personality Disorders Borderline Disorder Antisocial Personality Narcissism Mood Disorders Minor Depression Major Depression Bipolar Disorder Anxiety Disorders Generalized versus Phobic Anxiety PTSD OCD Pathological Perfectionism Anger Disorders Covert Anger Episodic-Aggressive Anger The Art of the Possible When Dealing With “Impossible” People Behavioral Skills Interpersonal Skills Cognitive-Behavioral Skills Dialectical-Behavioral Skills Applying Positive Psychology   Understanding the Webinar Process You have three choices to earn 6 hours of continuing education: Watch the interactive program on the day of the webcast. This counts as live credit. Watch the program at your convenience for one month after the day of the webcast. This counts as home study credit. Watch or hear the program at your convenience of the recorded webcast by ordering the set of 4 DVDs or CDs. You have up to two years to complete the program if you want to take this class for home study credit. About the Instructor Joseph Shannon, Ph.D. (Ohio State University) is an acclaimed psychologist, clinician, researcher and lecturer in the areas of personality disorders, chemical dependency, character pathology, anxiety and depression. Dr. Shannon has appeared on the CBS Morning Program and PBS Viewpoint. Dr. Shannon has developed and presented training programs for health professionals throughout the United States and Canada. Participants praise his use of innovative teaching methods. In this presentation, film excerpts will be used to illuminate noxious people. Audiences highly recommend his insightful and practical presentations and enjoy his warm sense of humor. In addition to Q & A sessions in class, Dr. Shannon will answer your questions during the second half of the lunch break and by email after the program concludes.   Who Should Attend? Nurses Psychologists Clinical Social Workers Marriage and Family Therapists Counselors Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Counselors Pharmacists Dental Professionals Occupational Therapists Physical Therapists Speech-Language Pathologists Respiratory Care Professionals Dietitians Massage Therapists Educators College-Educated Public For specific accreditation information please click here to view a pdf of our brochure.   Approximate Schedule Interactive Broadcast (3/27) (All Times in Pacific Daylight Time) 9AM lecture begins 10:15 break 10:30 lecture resumes 11:30 lunch 12:30 lecture resumes 1:45 break 2:00 lecture resumes 3:50 evaluation 4:00 adjournment   Fees Pre-Registration: Tuition is $79 (individual rate) Tuition is $74 (group of 3 or more registering together) Registration on day of Webcast: $89 Registration for on-demand (self-study online learning): $79 Audio CD without Credit: $50 Audio Visual DVD without credit: $75 Content can be downloaded in segments at your convenience through May 1st, 2015 Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I attend this program live? Yes, but only if you live in a city where IBP is currently presenting this seminar.   Q: Is there a way to enjoy this seminar without being at my computer for 6 hours? What if I am not free on March 27th, the date of the broadcast? Yes! First, register for the program. You will receive a link to download the program from April 1st through May 1st. The program will be divided into four segments of approximately 75 minutes for user friendly viewing.   Q: What if I have technical issues getting and staying connected, difficulty seeing the slides, or hearing the speaker? We have an expert videographer to capture the sound and slides. We will make copies of the slides available to the participants. Further, in the unlikely event that you have connection problems, IBP will provide registrants with a free set of 4 DVDs of the entire program if there were online interruptions.   Q: I’d like to view the seminar and receive credit but without watching the live program or downloading it and still receive continuing education credit. Can I do this? Yes! The cost of the DVD or CD set will be the same as the cost of the broadcast. Register now, let the operator know you will want the CD or DVD set (specify which), and make sure your profession is included in our online brochure.   Q: My profession is not included on the brochure. Can I receive continuing education credit? Maybe. Please contact our customer service department by email at accred...@4brain.org or by phone at (888) 202-2938.   Q: How long does it usually take to receive a certificate of completion? Typically, within 3 or 4 business days.   Registration 1. Internet: www.IBPCEU.com Interactive Broadcast - Friday, March 27th, 2015 Downloadable Recording - April 1st, 2015 through May 1st, 2015 Audio CD with Credit Audio/Visual DVD with Credit 2. Mail: PO Box 2238, Los Banos, CA 93635 (make check payable to IBP) 3. Fax: 877-517-5222 4. Phone: 866-652-7414   New: Join our Facebook page! Receive news updates twice a day, Monday-Friday, on advances in the brain and behavioral sciences from our expert faculty.         Institute for Brain Potential Box 2238, Los Banos, CA 93635 Phone: (866) 652 7414

 

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