When someone you love is struggling, we often don’t know how to help. Knowing the signs, understanding how to talk about it and understanding risk and protective factors help give us more opportunities to support our loved ones.

This workshop is designed to increases one's knowledge and understanding of suicide, to recognize warning signs, to identify risk and protective factors, and to increase willingness and ability to intervene with a person at risk for suicide.

Meet your facilitator: Jamie Mosley LPCC, CDWF, ACS is an advocate in suicide prevention as well as working with people who have lost loved ones to suicide. She has been providing stigma reduction, suicide prevention and grief talks for the past 13 years. If you would like to hear more about her story you can check out her blog here: https://www.conscioushealingcounseling.com/the-blog

Have you ever wondered what to do with a client who is feeling the pull to stop using? Have you thought hey I am not an LADC and I would like to understand more about the addiction training? Have you ever thought I am an LADC and I am feeling stuck? Join Kjirsten for this upcoming training

Families wear badges too—When the Shift ends & relationships begin. This seminar will teach healthy marital and family communication patterns and the skills for emotional agility. Designed for all first responders and their supportive network.

Meet your presenter: Dr. Karas is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor whose expertise is working with people feeling shame or blame from relationship breakups, communication breakdowns, discouraged life dreams or significant . Many of her clients feel anger, sadness, boredom and overall stuckness in their daily lives. Having been raised by her father who was a detective in a large city police department, Dr. Karas has both personal and professional expertise in both individual and family dynamics as they relate to careers in law enforcement, both with large and small departments.

For mental health professionals

Tara has a passion for working with DV/SV victims/survivors and utilizes an empowerment-based approach when engaging in trauma work. She is a certified Sexual Assault Victim Advocate and collaborates with Alexandra House to provide therapy services onsite at their Shelter location to participants of Alexandra House programs.

Spend time identifying your own personal needs while working with the DV/SV (domestic violence/sexual violence) population to integrate self-care into your practice. Familiarize yourself with common language used and statistics that impact the clients we see. Learn about themes and trends within relationships that will help to identify abusive patterns and communicate them to clients. Learn the goals of working with DV/SV victims/survivors and how to empower them to heal from within, including specific tools that can be used with clients in sessions. 

2 CEUs

$50

Estefania will provide an introduction to polyamory from a therapist's perspective, including explaining why she loves working with this population. You will learn how challenges specific to polyamory present in therapy, and how to handle them with skill. There will be ample time for Q and A, so you can get the specific information you need in order to feel confident working with polyamorous clients.

4 CEUs

$75

We celebrate the honor of serving this community and invite you to join us for free workshops, get to know our therapists, tour our new space, and join us for connection.

Built from love and grief, The Justin Center for Transformation and Healing is a restorative place to deepen understanding, allow the self to transform, and heal. This space is designated in honor of those we have lost to suicide. Our mission is to come together as a community by providing trainings, groups, and connection. These alternative ways to heal here honors exactly where we are.

All are welcome here.

9:30-10:00AM - Meet and Greet

Tour our new facility in New Brighton, connect with Conscious Healing Counseling and community members.

10:00AM - 11:00AM - Suicide Prevention Training

When someone you love is struggling, we often don’t know how to help. Knowing the signs, understanding how to talk about it and understanding risk and protective factors help give us more opportunities to support our loved ones. This training is designed to increases one's knowledge and understanding of suicide, to recognize warning signs, to identify risk and protective factors, and to increase willingness and ability to intervene with a person at risk for suicide

11:00AM-12:00PM - Open House

12:00PM-1:00PM - Braving Loss and Grief Training

Drawing from personal experience of a therapist losing their teenage son to suicide, this training focuses on the grieving process when losing a loved one to suicide. This training will toggle between personal experience and how to look at suicide loss through a therapist lens. Throughout the workshot you will learn about the first year and how to hang on, rumbling with shame, making living amends, identifying what is lost, what is left and what is possible. Moving through what I could have done and forgiveness

This training is for professionals working in the mental health field. CEUs will be provided for LICSW, LPCC & LMFT

Jamie Mosley has over 25 years experience working with children, teens, adults and families. She has a passion for inspiring others to live a wholehearted life by increasing self-awareness, self-compassion and making meaningful connections. She works with clients at Conscious Healing Counseling as well as the Anoka County Juvenile Center. In addition she has provided training for others for the past 15 years to parents, professionals, and the community at large. She currently is board member for We Saw the Light and the Executive Chair for The Justin Center.