34 NAADAC Approved CEU, $145.00. Provider# 192679. Employment Application for Agency Trainer-Coach. Content/Purpose: Counselors, Drug Court Clinicians, Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and other professionals will understand and be able explain how to help clients see, hear and feel the Cognitive Behavior Theory (CBT) solutions more clearly, using augmented reality skills and resources clients […]
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Pros and Cons of Drug Court Treatment.
Self-defeating, out dated trial strategies can be costly in several ways. That leaves little in the way of pros. Because due process, time and money are involved, sticking to “Old You” strategies are costly. What would be the disadvantages of switching to updated best practices, that are really evidence based if it helped win more cases and appeals? Informed public defenders […]
HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS
Most people are looking for happiness and success. These can mean different things to different people. Attorneys may look at success as graduating law school, passing the bar exam, becoming successful in the field of your choice of the law and, hopefully, making a lot of money. However, even after meeting these goals, up to […]
Attorneys Defending Drug Court Participants
If you are ordered to be in a drug court or treatment program you can benefit by knowing a little more about how that system works. This is true for attorneys too that may be looking for a defense appeal against termination. Criminal Justice and Addictions. Attorneys will have the opportunity explore what happens among […]
PRISTINE JUSTICE and the IFF DRUG COURT DEFENSE
What is the IFF Drug Court Defense? Criminal Defense Attorneys and Public Defenders do their work to help others while enjoying personal and professional satisfaction with their work. Of course, the financial rewards are appealing too. The IFF Defense will help clients achieve their drug court goals while attorneys accomplish their professional goals. IFF is […]
Mom Learns Parts Mediation
Mom and Sidekick get together after an extended Fourth of July hiatus Scene: Mom’s weekend came and went like a speeding train. There were picnics and parties, day and night. Crackling and booming, the black night sky was lit up with red, white and blue, fireworks and rockets that burst heaven-ward. Mom had flashbacks and […]
Mom and Everywoman
Scene: Wearing masks and practicing social distancing, Mom and Sidekick reflect on Mom’s parting comment from the previous week: “…Finally, after years of struggle, I feel I have a bright future to achieve my dreams. Anything is possible,” Mom had said to Sidekick. They pondered that as they sat, satisfied. Sidekick: Interested in having Mom […]
Mom’s Epiphany and Change, Cont’d.
Scene: Gray clouds rolling, thunder clapping, The Greek Chorus gathered and is chanting about Mom’s epiphany. They discuss the value of VAK and imagery. The leader: “We understand it means visual, auditory and kinesthetic, or see, hear and feel.” The volume of the chanting increases with the new awareness that these are our ‘true strengths […]
Using your Strengths and Resources for Recovery.
We perceive the world through our senses. These are mainly see, hear and feel. We can learn to change these in order to feel better or to set goals. As an example, let’s say that you want to be better at your work. Make a postage stamp size picture of that. For more effect make […]
Mom’s Epiphany and Change
Scene: Mom, tired now, sat to relax with her sidekick on a long, green bench. “Courtesy of The Chamber of Commerce” it said. They talked about how trauma can have long lasting effects on a person. Mom, deep in thought about how previous events and decisions have affected her life, said that she had an […]