Live Online Webinar
About this Event

Description: Avoiding Adversarial Relationships with Youth and Emerging Adults is designed to support The Fourth Turning, defined by Strauss-Howe Generational Theory. This theory calls this paradigm-shift The Millennial Transition. In this training, attendees will learn about the micro, mezzo, and macro-origin and impact of this global transition that is changing the way humans interact with each other in families and communities, as they reshape institutions that have governed human life in our time. The training also supports attendees’ ability to balance their independent and interdependent agencies while effectively integrating their private and personal experiences being impacted by The Fourth Turning, while remaining accountable for their role-related behaviors as a professional.

Objectives:

As a result of this workshop, participants will be prepared to:

1. Discover the strengths and challenges present within the narratives, identities, and motivators to

action of today’s youth and emerging adults

2. Examine the similarities and differences between the narratives, identities, and sociocultural

norms within the Chronology of American Generations

3. Apply best practices in developing effective professional and personal relationships with youth

and emerging adults

Format: Live Zoom (once registered you will find a link on the online event page)

CECHs: 1 Continuing Education Contact Hours.

Skill Level: Recommended for LMSW beginning and intermediate skill levels.

Refunds: You can refund yourself up to 7 days before event on Eventbrite.

Accommodations: Please email us directly with any special accommodations you may need at [email protected]

Contact Info: [email protected]

Instructor: Christopher C. Harris, LPC

Christopher Harris is a Licensed Professional Counselor from The City of Detroit. Chris earned a BA in Integrative Studies in 2012 and MA in Counseling in 2015, both from Oakland University in Rochester, MI. He was also one semester short of completing a BSW in Social Work at Wayne State University. Christopher has worked, interned, and volunteered throughout the Tri-County area of Michigan in diverse settings such as the Macomb County J*il and Oakland County Court; the Boys & Girls Club in Lake Orion and Northpointe Academy in Highland Park; the Center for Multicultural Initiatives at Oakland University in Rochester, MI and C.A.R.E. of Southeastern Michigan in Fraser, MI.

Christopher owns and operates CCHARRIS Professional Counseling Services where he continues to offer individual and family counseling services. Christopher also provides continuing education and professional development trainings, community development classes, group support circles, and mental health presentations designed to educate and empower every participant served.