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Northeastern Mountain Society of Clinical Hypnosis presents:
Clinical Hypnosis for Change Facilitation in Patients with Conditions with “No Test and No Pill.” Continue reading
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The Vermont Mental Health Counselors Association (VTMHCA) is the professional association for licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselors in the state of Vermont. Our purpose is to provide support, advocacy, and education for mental health professionals statewide. We are also committed to community education around issues related to mental health treatment, prevention, and general public awareness of the role of the mental health counselor.
If you are a member of the community looking for a mental health provider in your area, please click on the green “Find a Therapist” button on the lefthand column of this webpage. For those Clinical Mental Health Counselors who are interested in membership, please read about the benefits of membership to VTMHCA or view our membership categories and JOIN today!
Board of Directors
Current President: Barbara Nielsen
Treasurer: Robert Spottswood
Secretary: Sue Jacobs
Legislative Chair: Diane Tetrault
Student Member: Lisa Schwartz
Board-At-Large: Fredda Mangel, Tina Desmarais,
Michele Clark, Joie Marshall, Susan Hall
*Executive Director: Caryn Feinberg
June 7, 2013
Capitol Plaza, 100 State St., Montpelier
Conference 8:30-12:15, Annual Mtg 1:30-3:30
Connecting with Emotionally Wounded Young People
Presented by Robert Spottswood, M.A., LCMHC
“What helps child and family therapy when the child or young person can’t or won’t participate, cooperate, or “talk about your feelings”? I struggled with this question until 2001, when I attended a VTMHCA conference in Montpelier and heard Dan Hughes, PhD, explain his therapy model for engaging children who have trauma and attachment issues. I found it so filled with relevant answers, my session outcomes changed the following day.” ~Robert Spottswood
The Annual Meeting is an opportunity to: network, find out what our organization has accomplished in the past year, have input in the directions/projects that we will work on for the coming year, and discuss issues/concerns that we have as Mental Health Practitioners. Our profession needs your support!
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