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Upcoming events

    • 09 Jun 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
    • Via Zoom
    NPA Board Meeting, via zoom
    • 09 Jun 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
    • Narnia Room at the Foundry, 211 N 14th St., Lincoln
    • 12
    Register


    NPA Brown Bag Series


    "Gender, Race, Ethnicity and Work Since COVID 19"


    Friday, June 9th, 1:00 – 2:00 PM Central

    Narnia Room at the Foundry
    211 N 14th St, Lincoln


    FREE CEs for  NPA Members!

    The pandemic brought significant and inequitable changes to the work/career of many, especially those already experiencing marginalization and inequality. In this session participants will identify and describe complex impacts of the pandemic on workers of color, individuals from low-income backgrounds, and women. Clinical implications will be discussed. Registration is limited to the first 15 members registered.


    Neeta Kantemneni, Ph.D.
    Neeta Kantamneni is an associate professor and Director of Clinical Training of the Counseling Psychology program in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Neeta earned her Ph.D. in counseling psychology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Her scholarship focuses on how to better serve students and employed adults who experience barriers to their academic and work success due to marginalization and social inequities. Her scholarly publications and presentations are intended to help individuals make meaningful vocational decisions while understanding the impact that systemic inequalities and discrimination can have on academic and work decisions.


    Learning Objectives:
    •    Participants will be able to name 2 impacts of pandemic related to work and career for workers of color, individual from low-income backgrounds, and women
    •    Participants will be able to identify 2 ways to integrate these impacts into treatment planning and intervention.


    Register now to save your spot.


    Additional Brown Bag Series Events

    July 14th  "Access to Care: Challenges and Strategies in Meeting Mental Health Needs Sustainably" featuring Mun Yuk Chin, Ph.D.


    Register HERE



    August 25th "A Sex-Positive  Approach to Sexual and Reproductive Health Competence Among Mental Health Practitioners" featuring Dena M. Abbott, Ph.D.


    Register HERE


    Download information on all 3 Brown Bag Series events HERE


    Continuing Education

    The Nebraska Psychological Association is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Nebraska Psychological Association maintains responsibility for this program and its contents. Participants attending any one of the Brown Bag Series events can receive 1 CE for psychologists as well as master’s level clinicians, with full attendance required. No partial credit is awarded; late arrival or early departure will preclude awarding of CE credits. This program meets the criteria of an approved continuing education program for mental health practice

    This program meets the criteria of an approved continuing education program for mental health practice.


    NPA endorses The Trust and its insurance programs. The Trust is a leading provider of professional liability malpractice, financial security, and innovative risk management programs — meeting the insurance needs of psychologists and related individuals nationwide for more than 55 years.

    • 19 Jun 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    Membership Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 07 Jul 2023
    • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Via Zoom
    Professional Affairs Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • First Friday of the Month at 10:00 AM Central
    • 14 Jul 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
    • Narnia Room at the Foundry, 211 N 14th St., Lincoln
    • 13
    Register


    NPA Brown Bag Series


    "Access to Care: Challenges and Strategies in Meeting Mental Health Needs Sustainably 9"


    Friday, July 14th, 1:00 – 2:00 PM Central

    Narnia Room at the Foundry
    211 N 14th St, Lincoln


    FREE CEs for  NPA Members!

    The need for care is far greater than current capacity, and this disparity is far greater for some groups than others. In this session participants will discuss together the access-to-care implications of specific situations and choices in balancing costs and demands of clinical practice, explore options for optimizing balance, and foster a tolerance for ambiguity and the understanding that there may be no single ideal solution to each challenge. We will attend to access to care inequities in a variety of domains. Registration is limited to the first 15 members registered.


    Mun Yuk Chin, Ph.D.
    Mun Yuk Chin is an Assistant Professor in Counseling Psychology in the Department of Educational Psychology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. As a counseling psychologist, she engages in work that promotes more equitable and compassionate systems for people who encounter stigma and oppression. Her research focuses on issues of social class and economic marginalization in counseling and education. As an educator, they especially enjoy fostering students’ growth as culturally-responsive and -congruent practitioners. Mun previously practiced as a psychologist with UNL’s counseling center and enjoys working with young adults, identity exploration and transitions, and family-of-origin issues.


    Learning Objectives:
    •    Participants will be able to name 2 factors impacting disparities in access-to-care.
    •    Participants will identify 2 strategies that can mitigate some disparities in access-to-care.


    Register now to save your spot!


    Additional Brown Bag Series Events


    August 25th "A Sex-Positive  Approach to Sexual and Reproductive Health Competence Among Mental Health Practitioners" featuring Dena M. Abbott, Ph.D.


    Register HERE



    Download information on all 3 Brown Bag Series events HERE


    Continuing Education

    The Nebraska Psychological Association is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Nebraska Psychological Association maintains responsibility for this program and its contents. Participants attending any one of the Brown Bag Series events can receive 1 CE for psychologists as well as master’s level clinicians, with full attendance required. No partial credit is awarded; late arrival or early departure will preclude awarding of CE credits. This program meets the criteria of an approved continuing education program for mental health practice

    This program meets the criteria of an approved continuing education program for mental health practice.


    NPA endorses The Trust and its insurance programs. The Trust is a leading provider of professional liability malpractice, financial security, and innovative risk management programs — meeting the insurance needs of psychologists and related individuals nationwide for more than 55 years.

    • 17 Jul 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    Membership Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 21 Jul 2023
    • 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Mahoney State Park
    NPA Board Strategic Planning Retreat
    • 28 Jul 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    Register

    *Registration for Live Attendance has Closed


    On-Demand Option Still Available!




    This workshop is presented by the Nebraska

    Psychological Association and a coalition

    of over 20 State, Provincial and Territorial

    Psychological Associations.


    Suicides jumped 29% among adolescents ages 15 to 19 over the previous decade. In addition to those who die by suicide, there are many more adolescents who have suicidal thoughts or attempt suicide and survive. Youth suicidal ideation, attempt and completion are on the rise. One survey showed that 18.8% of high school students seriously considered attempting suicide and 8.9% actually attempted suicide. Dr. Guy Diamond, a psychologist and Professor Emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and an Associate Professor at Drexel University in the College of Nursing and Health Profession, has devoted his life to developing and researching effective attachment-based family-focused solutions to this serious problem. Most of his research career has involved working with low-income disadvantaged youth and families.


    *On-Demand is available for purchase for 90 days following event (Video will be uploaded a few days after the live event and access provided via email shortly after.)

    *Live Attendance Registration closed Monday, Apr. 24th Noon Central



    Presenter Guy Diamond, PhD

    Guy Diamond, PhD is Professor Emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine and Associate Professor at Drexel University in the College of Nursing and Health Professions. At Drexel, he is the Director of the Center for Family Intervention Science (CFIS). Dr. Diamond is the primary developer of Attachment-Based Family Therapy (ABFT). He has received several federal, state and foundation grants to develop and test this model. His primary work has been in the area of youth suicide prevention and treatment research. On the prevention side, he has created a program focused on training, screening and triage to be implemented in non-behavioral health settings. On the treatment side, he has focused on the development and testing of attachment-based family therapy, especially for teens struggling with depression and suicide. Much of this work has focused on inner-city low-income families. He has served as the VP of Science for Division 43 of APA and has focused his efforts on increasing the visibility of the Division as a leader in Family Intervention Science in APA. He was a main stage presenter at APA’s 2022 convention. Along with his co-authors, Drs. Gary Diamond and Suzanne Levy, Dr. Diamond has written the first book on ABFT, “Attachment-Based Family Therapy for Depressed Adolescents,” published by the American Psychological Association. ABFT emerges from interpersonal theories that suggest adolescent depression and suicide can be precipitated, exacerbated, or buffered against by the quality of interpersonal relationships in families. ABFT aims to repair interpersonal ruptures and rebuild an emotionally protective, secure-based, parent child relationship. The treatment initially focuses on repairing or strengthening attachment and then turns to promoting adolescent autonomy.



    Registration:

    On-Demand Option:

      NPA Member - $40

      General Registration - $65

      Student/Intern - $10

    Live Webinar Attendance - April 28th (1:00 – 4:00  Central):  Registration Has Closed

      NPA Member - $55

      General Registration - $75

      Student/Intern - $15

    Learning Objectives:
    At the conclusion of this course, participants will be able to:
    1. Explain the theoretical foundation of ABFT that guides therapists in therapy implementation.

    2. Discuss the purpose of the five treatment tasks.

    3. Design therapy to focus on interpersonal growth rather than behavioral control.


    This webinar is co-sponsored with the Hawaii Psychological Association and the Missouri Psychological Association. The Nebraska Psychological Association is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Nebraska Psychological Association maintains responsibility for this program and its contents. Participants attending the live webinar can receive 3 CEs for psychologists, with full attendance required. No partial credit is awarded; late arrival or early departure will preclude awarding of CE credits for psychologists attending the live webinar. Those arriving more than 15 minutes after the scheduled start time or leaving before the workshop is completed will not receive CE credits.

    Participants selecting the On-Demand option can receive 3 CEs for psychologists upon full viewing of the video and successful completion of the post-test. CEs for those completing the On-Demand option will be awarded by the Hawaii Psychological Association which is an Approved Continuing Education Provider for Nebraska CEs (See NE DHHS 172 NAC 155, 014.02(D)(ii)(11)).

    This program meets the criteria of an approved continuing education program for mental health practice.

    Written notification is required on or before April 24, 2023, for complete refund of registration fee.


    Workshop Description:
    ABFT is a brief, empirically supported family based treatment for depressed and suicidal adolescents. Most manualized family therapies target externalizing disorders and most manualized treatments for youth depression focus on CBT and medication. Thus, ABFT is the first family therapy model developed, tested and disseminated for adolescents with internalizing disorders. Sensitive to issues of cultural diversity and their impact on family functioning, the model is a trust-based, emotion-focused psychotherapy, yet builds on specific goals and tasks that provide treatment structure.

    Four studies have demonstrated that ABFT can reduce adolescent suicide ideation (SI) and/or depression better than waitlist controls and/or treatment as usual (Diamond et al, 2002, 2003, 2010; Israel & Diamond, 2012). ABFT is even effective with the most severe youth presenting with comorbid anxiety, severe SI, history of multiple suicide attempts, and/or a history of sexual abuse. ABFT has been adapted for use with suicidal LGB adolescents (Diamond, et al., 2011) and used as a hospital aftercare program (Diamond, et al 2011). Over 15 process research studies have been conducted examining the mechanism of change in ABFT. ABFT has been reviewed by NREPP and was included on the NREPP website. The ABFT manual was published by APA (Diamond et al, 2014).

    ABFT grows out of the clinical tradition of Structural/Multidimensional Family Therapy and Emotionally-focused therapy. Attachment theory however, provides the theoretical framework to understand and guide the clinical process. Rather than focus initially on symptom reduction, ABFT therapists assume that, for many adolescents, depression/suicide is a coping response to family or environmental stress. The quality of the parent-child relationship partially mediates adolescent capacity to manage these stressors. Treatment therefore, focuses on resolving family conflicts that have ruptured the secure base of the family. This helps reduce conflict and increases trust, but also provides emotionally charged in-vivo conversations for improving affect regulation and interpersonal problem solving. With attachment on the mend, treatment focuses on promoting the adolescent’s autonomy (e.g., behavioral cooperation at home, reintegration into school and social life, identify formation). Improved attachment security reestablishes the normative family context of adolescent development, which helps buffer against depression and suicide.

    Although the therapy is trauma-focused, it is brief, structured, yet flexible. Treatment is characterized by five tasks: a) relational reframe, b) adolescent alliance, c) parent alliance, d) attachment and e) promoting autonomy. The Relational Reframe Task focuses the therapy on what prohibits the adolescent from going to his/her parent(s) when feeling depressed or suicidal. For some adolescents, this may be “big” traumas (e.g., neglect, abandonment, abuse) or “little,” but chronic, traumas such as intense conflict, divorce, or parental depression. Regardless, Task 1 aims to shift the initial goal of treatment from behavioral control or symptom reduction to resolving relational ruptures that inhibit trust and security.

    The Adolescent Alliance Task with the adolescent alone helps the adolescent identify and articulate these relational traumas and how they contribute to the depression/SI. With this connection better understood, the therapist helps the adolescent prepare to talk with the parents about these ruptures.

    Third, the Parent Alliance Task, aims to identify current stressors and inter-generational attachment injuries that might be impacting current parenting practices. As parents develop empathy for their own losses, they become more sensitive to their child’s attachment needs. Parents are then taught emotional coaching skills that will support the upcoming parent-adolescent conversations in the next task.

    In the Attachment Task, the adolescent and parents are brought together to discuss the attachment ruptures. Therapists help the adolescent directly express, in an honest and vulnerable, yet emotionally regulated manner, feelings, thoughts and memories that drive anger or indifference, and that reinforce depression and/or suicide. The therapist helps parents acknowledge the adolescent experience and continue to express themselves. This emotionally honest dialogue provides a “corrective attachment experience” where adolescents seek understanding and support and parents provide comfort and attention.

    Finally, the Autonomy Promoting Task builds on the emerging secure base of attachment and begins to focus on autonomy promotion. Conversations might address cooperation in the home, re-engagement in school and social life, and or identify development (e.g., race, sexual identity, etc.).

    Using case studies, videos and discussion, this workshop will provide an overview of the theoretical principles, research support and clinical strategies of ABFT. We will review how attachment theory, emotional regulation, and trauma resolution inform the delivery of this experiential treatment approach. We will teach the five treatment tasks that provide a roadmap for delivering this interpersonally focused, depth psychotherapy, effectively and rapidly. Participants will learn how this model helps families repair interpersonal ruptures that have damaged trust and rebuild emotionally protective, secure parent–child relationships.

    Click HERE For Workshop References



    • 07 Aug 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    CE Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 11 Aug 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
    • Via Zoom
    NPA Board Meeting, via zoom
    • 21 Aug 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    Membership Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 25 Aug 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
    • Narnia Room at the Foundry, 211 N 14th St., Lincoln
    Register


    NPA Brown Bag Series


    "A Sex-Positive  Approach to Sexual and Reproductive Health Competence Among Mental Health Practitioners"


    Friday, August 25th, 1:00 – 2:00 PM Central

    Narnia Room at the Foundry
    211 N 14th St, Lincoln


    Free CEs for NPA Members

    In this session, participants will discuss sexual and reproductive health (SRH) as a central component of humanness and, therefore, an integral part of wellness to which mental health clinicians must attend. The current state of SRH competence in mental health, strategies to infuse sex-positivity into clinical practice, and ethically navigating current legislation limiting access to SRH-related health care will also be discussed. Registration is limited to the first 15 members registered.


    Dena M. Abbott, Ph.D.
    Dena M. Abbott, Ph.D. earned her degree from Texas Woman’s University’s APA-Accredited Counseling Psychology program in 2017. She is a Licensed Psychologist in the state of Nebraska and AASECT-Certified Sexuality Educator. Her independent practice, Dr. Dena Abbott Psychological Services & Sexuality Education (www.drdenaabbott.com) offers telehealth sex therapy services to individuals and intimate partners. Currently an Assistant Professor in the APA-Accredited Counseling Psychology program at University of Nebraska – Lincoln, Dr. Abbott developed and teaches a graduate-level course in Sex-Positivity, Diverse Sexualities, and Professional Psychology. Her research focuses on sexuality competence among mental health professionals and positive sexuality including sexual self-esteem, pleasure, and sexual expression.


    Learning Objectives:
    •    Participants will be able to define sex-positivity.
    •    Participants will be able to identify 2 specific strategies for addressing clients’ sexual- and reproductive-related goals in psychotherapy.


    Register now to save your spot. 


    Download information on all 3 Brown Bag Series events HERE


    Continuing Education

    The Nebraska Psychological Association is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The Nebraska Psychological Association maintains responsibility for this program and its contents. Participants attending any one of the Brown Bag Series events can receive 1 CE for psychologists as well as master’s level clinicians, with full attendance required. No partial credit is awarded; late arrival or early departure will preclude awarding of CE credits. This program meets the criteria of an approved continuing education program for mental health practice

    This program meets the criteria of an approved continuing education program for mental health practice.


    NPA endorses The Trust and its insurance programs. The Trust is a leading provider of professional liability malpractice, financial security, and innovative risk management programs — meeting the insurance needs of psychologists and related individuals nationwide for more than 55 years.

    • 01 Sep 2023
    • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Via Zoom
    Professional Affairs Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • First Friday of the Month at 10:00 AM Central
    • 08 Sep 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
    • Via Zoom
    NPA Board Meeting, via zoom
    • 11 Sep 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    CE Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 18 Sep 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    Membership Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 02 Oct 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    CE Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 06 Oct 2023
    • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Via Zoom
    Professional Affairs Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • First Friday of the Month at 10:00 AM Central
    • 13 Oct 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
    • Via Zoom
    NPA Board Meeting, via zoom
    • 16 Oct 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    Membership Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 03 Nov 2023
    • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Via Zoom
    Professional Affairs Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • First Friday of the Month at 10:00 AM Central
    • 06 Nov 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    CE Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 10 Nov 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
    • Via Zoom
    NPA Board Meeting, via zoom
    • 20 Nov 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    Membership Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 01 Dec 2023
    • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Via Zoom
    Professional Affairs Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • First Friday of the Month at 10:00 AM Central
    • 04 Dec 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    CE Committee Meeting, via zoom
    • 08 Dec 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
    • Via Zoom
    NPA Board Meeting, via zoom
    • 18 Dec 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Via Zoom
    Membership Committee Meeting, via zoom

Past events

05 Jun 2023 CE Committee Meeting
02 Jun 2023 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
26 May 2023 Legislative Committee Meeting
19 May 2023 2023 Spring Business Mtg / LDA Graduation / Meet & Greet
15 May 2023 Membership Committee Meeting
12 May 2023 NPA Board meeting
12 May 2023 Legislative Committee Meeting
05 May 2023 Peer Consultation Group – "Insurance Claw Backs from Audits"
05 May 2023 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
01 May 2023 CE Committee Meeting
21 Apr 2023 Legislative Committee Meeting
19 Apr 2023 Academic Affairs Committee Meeting
17 Apr 2023 Membership Committee Meeting
14 Apr 2023 NPA Spring Conference – "Transgender Psychological Evaluations and Gender-Affirming Care"
07 Apr 2023 Legislative Committee Meeting – CANCELLED
07 Apr 2023 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
03 Apr 2023 CE Committee Meeting
20 Mar 2023 Membership Committee Meeting
20 Mar 2023 Legislative Committee Meeting
10 Mar 2023 NPA Board meeting
10 Mar 2023 Legislative Committee Meeting
06 Mar 2023 CE Committee Meeting
03 Mar 2023 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
27 Feb 2023 Legislative Committee Meeting
10 Feb 2023 NPA Board meeting
06 Feb 2023 Legislative Committee Meeting
06 Feb 2023 CE Committee Meeting
03 Feb 2023 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
27 Jan 2023 The Minds, Lives, and Motivations of Mass Attackers
26 Jan 2023 NPA Legislative Breakfast
13 Jan 2023 NPA Board meeting
09 Dec 2022 NPA Board meeting
05 Dec 2022 CE Committee Meeeting
22 Nov 2022 Don’t Let the “TR” Fool You: The DSM-5-TR is Far More Than a Text Revision – On-Demand
11 Nov 2022 NPA Board meeting
11 Nov 2022 Effective Advocacy Tools – Get Ready for What's Next
11 Nov 2022 NPA 2022 Fall Business Meeting
07 Nov 2022 CE Committee Meeeting
03 Nov 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
14 Oct 2022 NPA Board meeting
07 Oct 2022 NPA Fall Conference – "Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety (and Anxiety-Related) Disorders in Adults"
06 Oct 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
03 Oct 2022 CE Committee Meeeting
09 Sep 2022 NPA Board meeting
01 Sep 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
26 Aug 2022 Don’t Let the “TR” Fool You: The DSM-5-TR is Far More Than a Text Revision
12 Aug 2022 NPA Board meeting
04 Aug 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
01 Aug 2022 CE Committee Meeeting
07 Jul 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
22 Jun 2022 Effective Advocacy Tools – What you need to know NOW to be prepared for what’s next.
06 Jun 2022 CE Committee Meeeting
02 Jun 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
13 May 2022 NPA 2022 Spring Business Meeting
06 May 2022 NPA Spring Conference – "Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Process in Clinical Practice"
05 May 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
02 May 2022 CE Committee Meeeting
15 Apr 2022 Legislative Committee Meeeting
08 Apr 2022 NPA Board meeting
07 Apr 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
04 Apr 2022 CE Committee Meeeting
01 Apr 2022 Legislative Committee Meeeting
25 Mar 2022 NPA Legislative Breakfast
18 Mar 2022 Legislative Committee Meeeting
11 Mar 2022 NPA Board meeting
07 Mar 2022 CE Committee Meeeting
04 Mar 2022 Legislative Committee Meeeting
03 Mar 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
25 Feb 2022 First Heal the Healer: Supporting Clinician Wellbeing during the Covid-19 Pandemic
18 Feb 2022 Legislative Committee Meeeting
14 Feb 2022 Membership Committee Meeeting
11 Feb 2022 NPA Board meeting
07 Feb 2022 CE Committee Meeeting
04 Feb 2022 Legislative Committee Meeeting
03 Feb 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
21 Jan 2022 Legislative Committee Meeeting
14 Jan 2022 NPA Board meeting
14 Jan 2022 Legislative Committee Meeeting
06 Jan 2022 Professional Affairs Committee Meeeting
03 Jan 2022 CE Committee Meeeting
10 Dec 2021 NPA Board meeting
30 Nov 2021 Stigmas and Barriers to Providing Mental Health in the Black Community
19 Nov 2021 NPA 2021 Fall Business Meeting
12 Nov 2021 NPA Fall Conference - "Sequence X: Perplexing Problems in Psychological Practice: Decision Science, Ethics & Risk Management"
09 Nov 2021 Psychopharmacology in the Military
28 Oct 2021 Clinical Psychopharmacology in the Criminal Justice System
08 Oct 2021 NPA Board meeting
10 Sep 2021 NPA Board meeting
13 Aug 2021 NPA Board meeting
05 Aug 2021 NPA Professional Affairs Committee Meeting
27 Jul 2021 NPA RxP Committee Meeting
14 May 2021 NPA Board meeting
14 May 2021 NPA Spring Business Meeting
23 Apr 2021 NPA Spring Conference - Therapeutic Lifestyle Change
09 Apr 2021 NPA Board meeting
12 Mar 2021 NPA Board meeting
12 Feb 2021 NPA Board meeting
15 Jan 2021 NPA Board meeting
20 Nov 2020 Effective Advocacy Tools – How to Advocate for Your Profession
13 Nov 2020 NPA Annual Fall Business Meeting
06 Nov 2020 NPA Fall Conference - Chronic Pain Management
28 Sep 2020 NE Dyslexia Association – "Teaching Reading IS Rocket Science"
28 Aug 2020 Shame and Guilt: How Science Can Inform Practice
12 Jun 2020 Telehealth Assessment of Children
05 Jun 2020 Burnout, Wellness, and Self-Care: A Mental Health Pandemic
22 May 2020 Apps to ABC Worksheets: Clinical Tools for Remote Practice
24 Apr 2020 NPA 2020 Spring Conference - "Incorporating Technology into Clinical Practice"
03 Apr 2020 Telehealth in the COVID-19 Environment: Tips for implementing effective supervision, support and training for graduate students and provisionally licensed mental health clinicians
27 Mar 2020 Telehealth in the COVID-19 Environment: The Challenges of Administering Assessments via Telehealth Platforms
17 Mar 2020 Telehealth in the COVID-19 Environment: What Nebraska Mental Health Practitioners Need to Know Now
06 Feb 2020 Training on the PEERS ® for Young Adults/Adults Social Skills ModelTraining on the PEERS ® for Young Adults/Adults Social Skills Model
31 Jan 2020 “Telehealth and Your Practice” and NPA Meet & Greet
30 Jan 2020 Training on the PEERS ® for Young Adults/Adults Social Skills ModelTraining on the PEERS ® for Young Adults/Adults Social Skills Model
09 Dec 2019 Nebraska Dyslexia Association & FONDA Present All Day Seminar with Dr. David Kilpatrick
08 Nov 2019 NPA Meet & Greet
08 Nov 2019 NPA Board Meeting
23 Oct 2019 Prescriptive Authority (RxP). Why it Matters.
18 Oct 2019 NPA Annual Business Meeting
18 Oct 2019 NPA 2019 Fall Conference "Sequence IX – Ethics & Risk Management in Complex Clinical Conundrums"
13 Sep 2019 NPA Board Meeting
12 Sep 2019 Third International Conference of the Parental Alienation Study Group
09 Aug 2019 NPA Board Meeting
10 May 2019 NPA Business Meeting
10 May 2019 NPA 2019 Spring Conference "Innovations in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Anxiety and Suicide Prevention"
12 Apr 2019 NPA Board Meeting
05 Mar 2019 NPA Legislative Breakfast
08 Feb 2019 NPA Board Meeting
11 Jan 2019 NPA Board Meeting
29 Nov 2018 Understanding the Legislative Process
09 Nov 2018 NPA Board Meeting
19 Oct 2018 NPA Annual Business Meeting
19 Oct 2018 NPA Fall Conference "Promoting Resilience in Patients with PTSD and Co-occurring Disorders
17 Oct 2018 HRSA’s Behavioral Health Virtual Job Fair
08 Jun 2018 NPA Spring Conference “Not all that blows up is Bipolar (But some of it is…): Evidence-Based Assessment and Treatment for Bipolar Disorders in Youth and Young Adults”
17 May 2018 Midwest Parent-Child Interaction Therapy Conference
04 Apr 2018 Omaha Psychologist Luncheon
19 Jan 2018 Telepsych and the PSYPACT Interstate Compact Webinar
12 Dec 2017 Clinical Practice Guideline for PTSD APA Webinar
20 Oct 2017 Legal and Ethical Risks and Risk Management in Professional Psychological Practice Sequence VII: Working with Couples and Families, Risk Management with the Suicidal Patient, and Legal and Ethical Issues presented by Retirement
15 Sep 2017 PTSD and Moral Injury: Skills to Effectively Treat a Veteran Population
02 Jun 2017 Unified Protocol for the Treatment of Emotional Disorders
24 Mar 2017 New Paradigms in Mental Healthcare
21 Oct 2016 Assessing and Treating Aggressive and Antisocial Youth
15 Apr 2016 Two Homes, One Childhood
06 Nov 2015 NPA Meet & Greet
16 Oct 2015 NPA Fall Conference – Ethics and Risk Management in the Age of The Affordable Care Act: Everything You Didn’t Want to Know and Were Afraid to Ask
11 Sep 2015 MMPI-2-RF: Overview, Interpretation Skills, and Application to Multiple Settings
10 Jul 2015 Integrating Evidence-based Insomnia Treatment into Your Practice with Clients with Depression, Trauma, Anxiety, or Chronic Pain
17 Apr 2015 NPA Spring Conference – Boundaries, Borders and Multiplicities in Psychotherapy: Ethics and Professionalism for Nebraska Psychologists
10 Apr 2015 Iowa Psychological Association Conference - Mindfulness and Psychological Assessment in Primary Care: Research, Integration and Practice
21 Nov 2014 NPA Fall Conference – WISC-V: Clinical, Psychometric, and Practical Advances in Traditional and Digital Versions
12 Sep 2014 NPA "Meet & Greet"
17 Jun 2014 ACBS World Conference XII
16 May 2014 NPA Workshop – "ICD Diagnosis and DSM Changes: A New Horizon"
28 Mar 2014 Integrating Medication with Psychotherapy: Case Studies in the Combined Treatment of Anxiety and Depression
07 Mar 2014 The Assessment of Autism Spectrum Disorders: New Data and New Tools
07 Feb 2014 NPA Legislative Committee & Board Meeting
10 Jan 2014 NPA Board Meeting
13 Dec 2013 NPA Board Meeting
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