Sentences with phrase «therapeutic groups addressing»

Led a variety of therapeutic groups addressing topics that include substance abuse, self - injury, and impulsive behaviors.

Led or co-led a variety of therapeutic groups addressing topics that included substance abuse, self - injurious behavior, family dynamics, and impulsive behaviors.

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Maggie has been counseling individuals, families and business groups on therapeutic diets to address various health concerns for more than 15 years.

Assisted in summer day treatment groups and therapeutic activities to teach functional living skills and address behavioral issues.

• Successfully recruit speakers from Alcoholics Anonymous twice monthly to address probationers, and Wednesday meetings address therapeutic requirements with small group of 8 probationers.

Provided individual and group activities in a therapeutic environment to address functional goals.

COMMUNITY HEALTH LINK, Worcester, MA Mental Health Counselor 2013 — Present • Coordinate and establish therapeutic intervention plans for clients • Provide behavioral health issues consultation • Identify groups and individuals at risk and provide guidance and counseling accordingly • Launch performance improvement programs for mental health awareness in the community • Carry out the assessments, obtain and interpret information to identify age and community - specific client needs and cater for the same • Provide group and couples counseling for enhancing the quality of life and addressing behavioral problems

Led summer day treatment groups and therapeutic activities to teach functional living skills and address behavioral issues.

Wednesday meetings address therapeutic requirements with small group of 8 probationers.

One leader put it nicely when he said, «While our main focus is to process the material and experiences we have in the large group, part of our work can be therapeutic, or address some members» concerns related to the topic of this conference.

Instead of being a process as originally envisioned (and as this author originally was trained) in which clients choose «no - court» lawyers (usually for their divorces) and then, if needed, mutually hire various other kinds of professionals (such as property appraisers, tax experts, pension advisors, educational experts, child development or parenting specialists), these newly reconstituted collaborative law groups posit that collaborative law can and should be viewed as a «therapeutic jurisprudence» team approach in which divorce emotional and relationship issues are assumed to be addressed along with the legal issues.