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This presentation identifies what creates Authentic Connections and the barriers that often prevent us from being our authentic self with others. Incorporating multigenerational transmission and attachment styles demonstrates how relational and emotional patterns are often the result of childhood upbringing. Participants learn how to identify and minimize "trauma responses" in the present resulting from unresolved childhood trauma and how to develop earned secure attachment with others. The benefits of being free from the past allow the authentic self to emerge and develop authentic connections with others. |
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It was a very cold and rainy winter in southern California, however, I have found the chapter events this year to be both warm and inviting, and filled with supportive colleagues. If you have not been able to join us so far this year, I encourage you to visit the calendar of events page on the website as we have some fantastic speaker presentations ... Read Nikki’s full message
Word is spreading fast. “Mental health is finally receiving the spotlight it deserves,” said CAMFT Deputy Executive Director Cathy Atkins in an interview with Inside Health Policy about the Mental Health Access Improvement Act. MFTs are qualified to diagnosis and treat serious mental illness. This legislation would allow ... Read Ariel’s full article
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“People don’t take trips, trips take people.” — John Steinbeck. Back in the Jim Crow era in the United States, it was difficult for African Americans to travel around our country because of racism and segregation. To help them navigate their travels they relied on what was known as the “Green Book.” The Green Book listed hotels, restaurants, and other establishments that were safe ... Read Charlyne’s full review
The practice of gratitude is a simple way to bring joy into our lives, especially during or after divorce. When we are dealing with emotional struggles and the chaos of our breakup, legalities of separation, financial strain, parenting, and grief, it’s easy to become entangled in all that is contributing to our unhappiness. Gratitude can be the avenue to lessen ... Read Shirin’s full article
Nicchi Rozsa is one of the newest members of our chapter (San Fernando Valley CAMFT) so if you get a chance to meet her, please welcome her to our warm, supportive organization! Nicchi is an Associate Marriage Family Therapist who graduated from Antioch with a Master of Arts degree in Depth Psychology and Spirituality. As part of her training, she had the amazing opportunity to live in Japan ... Read Nicchi’s full profile
Contratulations to our recent Scholarship Recipients ...
Ariel Cohen
Shari Manculich
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Mental Health Clinician
• San Fernando Valley, CA • El Centro de Amistad
Program Therapist – Eating Disorder, Outpatient
• Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, CA • Center for Discovery
Case Manager – Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)/Psych
• Van Nuys, Los Angeles, CA • Southern California Hospitals
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