MANCHESTER - Pastoral Counseling Services of Manchester announces the 4th annual Conference on Spirituality and Psychotherapy on Friday, May 17. <\/p>\n
This year's topic is \"The Fragile Pact: Couples in Treatment,\" and will feature two half-day sessions developed for two main audiences, psychotherapists and religious professionals. <\/p>\n
Dr. Doug Stephens, a psychotherapist, will facilitate both sessions. Stephens serves as the training coordinator at Pastoral Counseling Services, Inc. and is executive director at the Adirondack Samaritan Counseling Center in Hudson Falls, N.Y. <\/p>\n
From 8:45 a.m. to noon, psychotherapists can explore clinical models for couples in treatment and enhance their abilities to engage couples in conflict, including creating and sustaining interactional change. <\/p>\n
Registration fees for the morning session are $65 and this course has a pending application for 3 Category I Continuing Education Units. A student rate is also available for $45. <\/p>\n
From 1 to 4 p.m., religious professionals will focus on a pastoral model to engage couples and assess for referral. Objectives include differentiating between chronic issues and situation or short-term issues, conflict resolution skills, and developing strategies to express serious concerns while maintaining the pastoral connection. <\/p>\n
Registration fees for the afternoon session are $35 <\/p>\n
Conference reservations can be made by completing registration form available on our website at http:\/\/www.pcs-nh.org<\/a> or by contacting Lindsay Goff at lgoff@pcs-nh.org<\/a> or 627-2702, ext. 110.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Read the rest here:<\/p>\n Conference on Spirituality to be May 17<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" MANCHESTER - Pastoral Counseling Services of Manchester announces the 4th annual Conference on Spirituality and Psychotherapy on Friday, May 17. This year's topic is \"The Fragile Pact: Couples in Treatment,\" and will feature two half-day sessions developed for two main audiences, psychotherapists and religious professionals. Dr. Continue reading