Taking risks can be exhilarating and a natural
state of being. This class provides techniques
and practical tools to assist your clients in
recovery to break through addictive negative thinking
and behavior patterns that keep them from taking
risks and living their lives more authentically.
We will explore both conceptually and experientially
what taking risks is all about and how to begin
taking them. Topics also include the impact of
positive and negative beliefs, conscious and unconscious
intentions and the fear of making mistakes when
taking risks. Trying to be perfect by not making
mistakes can have a profound influence on the
body, mind and spirit and can prohibit our ability
to take risks. You will have an opportunity to
explore taking a personal risk in a new way that
can begin to free you to live your life more fully.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Any professional
or student who works in a therapeutic, counseling,
social service or mental health setting.
OASAS CREDIT HOURS: This Workshop
has been approved for 3.0 credits towards the
New York State CASAC and CPP initial credentialing
and CASAC, CPP and CPS renewal credentialing,
under the New York State Office of Alcoholism
and Substance Abuse Services, Education and Training
Provider Number 0309.
Certificates of Completion will be provided.
IN-HOUSE WORKSHOPS: Seminars
are available to meet the needs of your organization.
Fees are based on the number of participants.
