Sentences with phrase «private practitioners»

A number of private practitioners and organisations also offer behaviour intervention support on a fee - for - service basis.

Some early care and education programs and local mental health agency providers focused on their unique program and community concerns, establishing working relationships with existing agencies and private practitioners who could be contracted to provide consultation.

Hal recently joined Leawood Counseling Center, a group of individual private practitioners who have come together to offer services to assist in facilitating change in individual's lives.

I am privileged to work at Building Bridges in Media, a context for healing and change, where I am joined by and collaborate with other private practitioners of like mind.»

Hear from developmental neuropsychologist and coauthor of The Hopeful Brain, Dr. Paul Baker, and learn about the various services available to children, youth, and families in Ventura County that can partner with or enhance the services provided by private practitioners in the community.

The Trauma Institute is a collaboration of representatives from mental health and human service agencies, as well as private practitioners, throughout the county who meet each month with a goal of enriching the service delivery system's current competency in addressing the needs of trauma survivors through case consultation, the development and facilitation of training opportunities, as well as the dissemination of information.

She has been an invited presenter at local professional organizations, local colleges, and was on a panel of speakers for the California Association of Marriage & Family Therapists Annual Conference to discuss her experiences with DBT - LA Network, a consortium of DBT private practitioners, in «DBT in Private Practice: Lessons Learned.»

He is currently director of Community Stars where he supervises private practitioners and family violence workers in community agencies.

The move for private practitioners was just beginning to take shape.

Parent Project ® classes may be offered as a low cost community service by mental health departments or private practitioners.

Strategies for private practitioners coping with subpoenas or compelled testimony for client records or test data, «Professional Psychology: Research and Practice, 27.»

Working with clients of all ages, our team of experienced, independent, private practitioners help guide both individuals and families to relational wholeness.

Mental health agencies, schools, hospitals, and private practitioners have utilized Play Therapy as a primary intervention or as supportive therapy for: Behavioral problems, such as anger management, grief and loss, divorce and abandonment, and crisis and trauma.

Program Development: Collaborative team effort of Private Practitioners that successfully developed full fidelity Dialectical Behavior Therapy Program.

They may also find themselves in business consultancy firms or as independent consultants or private practitioners.

, «Salaries start at $ 20,000 for therapists at inpatient psychiatric units and top out at around $ 135,000 for private practitioners.»

On March 20, I participated in the small group one - day program hosted by Competition Policy International (CPI), attended by senior competition agency officials, private practitioners, and scholars.

Readers - whether in - house counsel or private practitioners - will learn new and perhaps surprising lessons about the drivers for change in the traditional world of the business of law.

Private practitioners are then selected for inclusion, by practice area and by country.

However, in the same manner as privilege is evaluated with respect to private practitioners, to determine whether privilege applies to in - house counsel, the nature of the relationship, subject matter of the communications, and the circumstances of advice sought must still be considered.

Latin America's leading private practitioners as voted for by the region's leading corporate counsel.

This conference provides a unique opportunity for federal and state government lawyers, in - house counsel and private practitioners to learn from each other in an intimate conference setting.

One of the nation's very largest, our clinic boasts 18 full - time, in - house practicing attorneys, 4 off - site adjunct attorneys, and — through Chicago - Kent's externship program — opportunities for our students to work with scores of practitioner - mentors, including judges, governmental agency attorneys, and private practitioners.

The program is the result of recommenations of an e-discovery committee of private practitioners, in - house counsel, judges, and e-discovery consultants, «formed to consider what can be done to reduce the costs of electronic discovery, and the costs of discovery and litigation more generally.»

Its numerous current features benefit from a partnership with Bloomberg Law and private practitioners and law students:

It is important for both private practitioners and the in - house bar to remain professionally connected.

Ross knew his topic and we benefited from his broad experience of teaching judges, private practitioners, other government agencies, etc.» — Point Made: How to Write Like the Nation's Top Advocates

World Trademark Review is the world's only independent daily news and information service dedicated exclusively to reporting on strategic and legal trademark issues for in - house and private practitioners internationally.

The long - running publication features the leading lawyers in 18 practice areas in 24 jurisdictions and is the result of an extensive online survey of in - house counsel and private practitioners.

Lawyers who focus on this practice area include private practitioners in law firms who represent financial services entities and in - house counsel in both large and small companies.

Many medical malpractice cases involve several negligent parties, including private practitioners and medical facilities.

Membership in the Electronic Discovery Institute is open to corporate counsel, private practitioners, judges, professors of law and science, consultants, technologists and experts of law.

The usual format is a panel discussion comprising in - house lawyers, with one or two private practitioners, sometimes from a sponsoring law firm.

They should and, I am confident, do provide deep meaning to private practitioners, their firms, law societies, regulators and educators.

Awards have been issued to the leading firms in 60 jurisdictions based on the nominations of tens of thousands of clients and private practitioners from over 140 countries.

Big - Canoe says while unfortunate, it's understandable that both private practitioners and non-profits like her organization are reluctant to take up cases like Henry's.

In this session, we will consider the likely overall direction of travel of key criminal enforcement agencies, looking at future developments from prosecutors, like the Serious Fraud Office and the US Department of Justice, and their Asian and European equivalents, and the latest policy, case law and sentencing issues affecting the business crime arena, as well as the prospects for private practitioners.

This was a joint meeting of the Judicial Assembly and CBA, and nearly all of the state's probate judges and many private practitioners were in attendance.

We have a proven track record of successfully bringing claims against the NHS, including hospitals and GPs, as well as against private practitioners such as cosmetic surgeons.

Our attorneys are trial lawyers, appellate advocates, legal counselors and crisis managers, with broad experience from serving as private practitioners and federal prosecutors.

For the private practitioners out there, same story, different questions.

That gift helped to strengthen the foundation of an endowment that has now exceeded $ 3.3 million towards a $ 5 million goal to endow 2,000 scholarships annually for the benefit of legal aid staff attorneys, private practitioners who accept pro bono cases, and other deserving lawyers who — without financial assistance — would not be able to attend MCLE programs.

This time he finished sixth in the bar poll, but first among private practitioners.

1) Our inherent conflict of interest (for private practitioners): Lawyers still bill by the hour: a) learning to use technology is not billable (I would think / hope); b) technologies make us more effective...

About 12,000, or more than half of all private practitioners in Ontario, work in firms with five lawyers or fewer, while 86 per cent of all firms in the province contain five lawyers or less, Pawlitza said, noting they are also responsible for almost all legal services in languages other than English.

As a result, she says, the market is becoming ever - more competitive, and private practitioners have to specialize more to ensure they're providing valuable expertise, insight, and advice.

In an older report from 2005, the International Commission of Jurists reported that only 10 attorneys (one quarter of private practitioners) regularly practiced criminal law, and the 110 non-private practitioners were legal officers in the government.

Prosecutors from the DOJ and the Operation Car Wash task force in Brazil, in - house counsel and private practitioners gathered in Washington, DC to discuss the implications of the Yates Memo and the sprawling corruption investigation tied to Petrobras.

Subscribers include leading international corporations, government agencies, law firms and individual private practitioners.

Monica Bay recommends a blog that makes me think cloaking may have jumped the shark, at least for private practitioners.