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SUMMARY:Creating Safe & Welcoming Environments for Traumatized LGBTQ Youth
DESCRIPTION:Safe Place\, Safe Spaces: Creating Safe & Welcoming Environments for Traumatized LGBTQ Youth \nLesbian\, gay\, bisexual\, transgender and queer or questioning (LGBTQ) youth experience trauma at higher rates than their straight peers. Common trauma experienced by these youth include bullying\, harassment\, traumatic loss\, intimate partner violence and physical and sexual abuse\, as well as traumatic forms of societal stigma\, bias and rejection. Historically\, professionals have failed to recognize and meet the needs of traumatized LGBTQ youth\, leading to poor engagement\, ineffective treatment and in some cases\, perpetuating the youth’s traumatic experiences. To ensure these youth receive the care they deserve\, providers need resources to create safe spaces and familiarize themselves with the issues facing traumatized LGBTQ youth. \nParticipant Learning Objectives: \n\nDefine the distinct traumas\, including bullying\, harassment\, and social stigma\, often experienced by LGBTQ+ youth and recognize how these impact mental health\nUnderstand the impact of systemic discrimination and bias against LGBTQ+ youth\nDevelop strategies to create therapeutic settings that are safe\, inclusive and welcoming for traumatized LGBTQ+ youth\, promoting a sense of security and trust\nUse inclusive language and communication styles\, creating an environment where LGBTQ+ youth feel seen\, heard and respected\nExplore current research findings on trauma experienced by LGBTQ+ youth\, critically analyzing research methodologies and implications for clinical practice\nUnderstand the importance of establishing collaborative partnerships with LGBTQ+ community organizations and resources\n\nThis Program meets the Anti-Oppressive Social Work Practice content requirement. (6 Category I CEUs) \nFeaturing: \nJason Manning-Beekman\, EdD\, a licensed clinical professional counselor providing therapy and supervision as the clinical director of Radiant Therapy Counseling LLC\, in Burtonsville\, Maryland. Dr. Manning-Beekman has worked in all levels of care\, but most recently worked in Baltimore\, Maryland providing individual therapy and family therapy to LGBTQIA+ children\, adults and their families. He has extensive experience working with children and young adults\, but specifically those processing their sexual orientation and gender identity. 
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LOCATION:Beaver Creek Country Club\, 9535 Mapleville Rd\, Hagerstown\, MD\, 21740\, United States
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SUMMARY:Frederick News Post Summer & Fall Fairs
DESCRIPTION:Join us June 21st\, 2024 from 11AM – 2PM at Hood College’s Whitaker Center\, located at 401 Rosemont Ave. Frederick\, MD. The next fair will be on September 25th\, 2024 from 11AM – 2PM at Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley\, 1750 Monocacy Blvd. Suite B\, Frederick\, MD.
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LOCATION:Hood College’s Whitaker Center\, 401 Rosemont Ave.\, Frederick\, MD\, United States
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SUMMARY:Understanding the Emergency Petition Process
DESCRIPTION:This informative and interactive workshop will provide participants with the necessary information to understand the Extreme Risk Protective Order process and the Petition for Emergency Evaluation. The program will review clinical risk assessments\, safety planning and criteria needed for clinically licensed mental health professionals to complete an Emergency Petition. Participants will learn how to accurately complete the Petition for Emergency Evaluation court document.\nParticipant Learning Objectives: \n\nSummarize an understanding of the Petition for Emergency Evaluation (EP) and Extreme Risk Protective Order (ERPO) process in Maryland\nExplore clinical risk assessments and safety planning as they relate to the need for determination of involuntary commitments.\nExplain criteria needed for clinically licensed mental health professionals to complete an Emergency Petition\nDemonstrate the ability to accurately complete the Petition for Emergency Evaluation court document\n\n  \nFeaturing:\nCasey Crowley\, LCSW-C\, is currently the program director for the Washington County Mobile Crisis team through Sheppard Pratt. Casey has worked in the crisis field for approximately five years and has assisted the Mobile Crisis Team in expanding and moving to a 24/7 response availability. Casey received her Master’s in social work from Salisbury University and has a dual Bachelor’s degree from Towson University in public health and education. Casey is a local Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Certified Coordinator for Washington County. \nSpace is limited to 45 attendees. \nIf the class is full\, please contact Brooke Kerbs at 301-739-2490 x112 or brookek@wcmha.org
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LOCATION:Robinwood Professional Center\, 11110 Medical Campus Rd\, Ste 122A\, Hagerstown\, Maryland\, 21740
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