Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy: Assessments, Goals, and Interventions

Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy: Assessments, Goals, and Interventions

This workshop offers participants an overview of the approaches used in Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy. Based on a rich history of scholarship, the workshop brings together psychology and theology principles in an integrated approach. Practitioners are encouraged to approach clients holistically and to incorporate the rich diversity of each individual client in forming clinical approaches. This workshop will give practical tools to the clinician in the areas of assessment, goal-setting, and clinical counseling interventions. We will explore spiritual life maps, spiritual genograms, and a spiritual ecomap. This workshop will also review the ethical bounds a clinician should consider in taking this type of clinical approach.

1. Participants will discuss and evaluate empirically examined interventions with individuals from diverse faith traditions.

2. Participants will explore several tools for assessment and engagement with clients including spiritual life map, spiritual genogram, and spiritual ecomap.

3. Participants will apply principles of spiritual integration in clinical practice to a case discussion and consider specific modifications necessary to empower clients.

4. Participants will identify and avoid common ethical issues that can arise when integrating religion and spirituality into the assessment and treatment process

9:30 AM -10:00 AM - Theoretical underpinnings of Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy & Ethics foundation

10:00 AM -10:30 AM – Conducting Spiritual Assessment

10:30 AM -11:00 AM – Setting Goals for Treatment & Spiritually Integrated Interventions

11:00 AM -11:30 AM – Pitfalls, collaboration, and considering diverse faith traditions

11:30 AM - 11:45 AM – Break

11:45 AM -12:30 PM – Case Study focused on Integrating Spirituality with CBT and trauma recovery

12:30 PM - 12:45- Discussion with Q &A, Distribution of evaluations and closing

Cost? This event costs $120.

Format and Length? Live, hybrid event (live & virtual workshop, interactive). Event length is 3 clock hours, 9:30am-12:45pm with a 15 minute break, totaling 3 CEs.

Topic Area? Clinical Practice

Instructional Level? This is a professional workshop, open only to mental health and other related professionals. Course level is intermediate through advanced practitioner.

CE's offered? Which ones? Not yet. Elu is seeking approval for future events.

More information? For more CE course information go to www.eluccc.org. If you have questions or concerns contact Kim Cook at 877-358-2998 ext. 102.

Cancellation policy? If Elu, LLC decides to cancel the conference, all registrants will receive a full refund. Through one-week prior to the event, registrants who need to cancel for any reason will receive a refund of 90% of their registration fee. Cancellation requests must be received no later than one-week prior to the event, by written request at https://eluccc.org/contact-us-1. Be sure to include your name, address and contact information as provided in your registration information. No refunds will be issued for any reason after the one-week prior to event deadline (7 calendar days). If there is an exceptional request, please contact Elu with a written request. Any exceptions to the no refunds after one-week prior to event policy are considered on a case-by-case basis and the decision of the training director, Kim Cook, is final.

Getting my certificate?

In order to receive a certificate, registrants must attend the entire session. Course completion requirements include participating in the full session and completing the CE evaluation. Participants must sign in and sign out at the start and completion of the training to obtain a certificate. Certificates will be awarded at the close of the event.

Disability accommodations? Individuals requesting disability accommodations should contact Kim Cook, 877-358-2998 ext. 102, at least one week prior to the training date.

By registering for this event I hereby grant permission to Elu, LLC to use and retain the right to use any photos, videos, and statements by, about or of me, captured during this CE training in any media, advertising, publicity, commercial, social media posting or other business purposes conducted by Elu. I agree to allow use of any images or declarations and waive all right to compensation or ownership of the materials.

Elu, LLC is required to have written, published policies and procedures for complaint and grievance management. This information is provided in full on our website and in summary format on attendance certificates and promotional materials.

Grievance Procedure:

1. The complaint or grievance must be submitted in writing by participant, noting the full name and contact information for the participant to ensure proper follow-up. This letter will be reviewed by the social worker consultant/Training Director for Elu, LLC.

2. If needed, the issue will be discussed with other leadership team members of Elu, LLC.

3. The participant will have the opportunity to support his/her allegations by arguments however brief and, if need be, by related supporting evidence.

4. The response decision is made by the Training Director in consultation with the leadership team members. The decision takes into account various perspectives on the situation and relevant facts.

5. Information is shared from the findings with the Elu, LLC leadership team to be utilized for improving future courses.

6. The Training Director for Elu, LLC will respond in writing to the grievance regarding the response decision.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

1312 Spring Creek Rd, 1312 Spring Creek Road, Chattanooga, United States