What You’ll Discover in Joy R. Samuels 2-Day Intensive Thanatology Conference Assessments & Interventions for Grief, Loss, & Mourning
- Faculty:
- Joy R. Samuels
- Duration:
- 11 Hours 36 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- January 25, 2018,
Description
Join Dr. Joy Samuels, DMin., LPC-MHSP, NCC and Fellow in Thanatology, for This intensive and practical recording will prepare you to help clients suffering from loss of any kind. Dr. Samuels You will use specific case studies to apply grief loss and mourning theory to daily life. She will focus on the interplay of temperament, personality, and grief responses, both from an individual’s and family system perspective.
The second half of this recording addresses grief reactions and provides practical assessments and intervention strategies to help the grieving person cope with their loss. What does it mean to be grieving? ‘persistent complex bereavement disorder’ Participants will be able to review cultural responses and rituals as they relate to the grieving process. Participants will be able to improve their self-esteem.-They will gain insight into their loss experiences, grieving mechanisms, and further define their professional roles. Participants will be paired with specific family members and clients.-These interventions can be applied in practice.Â
Handouts
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Outline
GRIEF, LOSS AND MOURNING
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE FAMILY! WHAT FAMILY SYSTEMS DO TO GRIEF RELEASES AND WHY IT MATTERS CLINICAL PRACTICE
- Family life cycle
- Promoting healthy boundaries by identifying effective communication patterns
- The impact of illness trajectory
- Grief styles
- Epigenetics-Are our grief reactions passed on from our grandparents?
- Personality
- Temperament
- Normal grieving responses
- Type of loss and its impact
- Family systems theory
- Gender issues
- Evaluation of risk factors for complicated/prolonged grief
- Deciding whether or not certain interventions are appropriate
- Case Studies
LIFE SPAN
- Developmental considerations and milestones in relation to loss reactions
- Children
- Adolescents
- Early Adulthood
- Middle adulthood
- Later adulthood
- Parental Loss
- Child Loss
- Widowhood
- Counseling for grief throughout life
- Lifetime grief therapy interventions
CULTURAL/SOCIALIZATION
- Loss, Grief and Mourning
- Factors that affect grief experience and expression
- Impact on mourning practices
- Fear of death
- Cultural competence assessment and intervention
- Advanced Care Planning
- Communication
- Death and its meaning
EXCHANGE OF IDEALED BY DR. SAMUELS:
To share the experiences and best practices with clients suffering from loss, network with other professionals.
ASSESSMENTS DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT PLANNING AND INTERVENTIONS
CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES ABOUT ASSESSMENTS & INTERVENTIONS
- Current assessment models
- Current therapeutic strategies
- Discussions about the efficacy and safety of interventions
- Complex grief
- Gender considerations
- The pathologizing of grief
RESOURCES and RESEARCH
- Empirical research of current theories
- Research on effectiveness of assessments and interventions
- Practical resources for clinicians
PROFESSIONAL ISSUES
- What assessments fall within your practice scope?
- Communication
- Limitations and professional liability
- Identifying the appropriate intervention in conjunction with client characteristics and evidence
- Professional responsibilities
Faculty
Joy R. Samuels, D.MIN. LPC-MHSP, NCC Similar seminars and products 4
JOY R. SAMUELS D.MIN. LPC-MHSP, NCC, has over 25 years’ experience as a licensed professional counselor, Fellow in Thanatologychaplain and ordained minister. She is a professor at Emory University’s Candler School of Theology and the graduate clinical psychological psychology department at Lipscomb University. She is a licensed counselor and supervises LPC candidates.-MHSP.
Dr. Samuels holds D. MIN. MDIV. Degrees from Wesley Theological Seminary, Washington, DC. A M.S. in counseling psychology is also hers. A degree in counseling psychology from California State University Northridge, CA and a counseling certification in substance abuse from Northern Virginia Community College Annadale, VA are two of her additional qualifications. She is an expert in individual, couple and family counseling as well as trauma and bereavement.-masters supervision.
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Disclosures to Speakers:
Financial: Joy Samuels she is a private practitioner. She is an adjunct faculty member at Lipscomb University. Dr. Samuels Receives a speaking honorarium of PESI Inc.Â
Non-financial: Joy Samuels Is a Fellow in Online Viewing or Digital Download Thanatology.
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