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Learn to Win and Achieve Your Dreams Webinar
USING THE LIPSTICK FOOTBALL METHOD
In sports, you’re told you can achieve the impossible. In life? That belief gets knocked around pretty hard. Sometimes you get tackled and want to give up, walk off the field, kick your dream to the sidelines and just move on. Coach Diana Weynand, author of Lipstick Football, invites you to stay in the game.
60-Minute Webinar/ FREE / Monday, October 24
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Writing Stories: Veterans and Military Families
Growing up the son of a warrior, Robert Morgan Fisher has special insight into the artistic needs and potential of the military mind. He has created a program which teaches the craft and business of writing. In this free class, Robert will share:
- His own personal anecdotes about teaching veterans and dependents.
- Recommended reading.
- The basics of starting and running a workshop.
- Why the voices of those associated with the military are so important to our national literary conversation.
- Helping participants decide which genre (fiction, essay, poetry, scripts) they might want to explore.
90-Minute via Zoom / FREE / Friday, November 11
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Monadnock Region Natural History Conference
Saturday, November 12
This one-day conference for people with an interest in local natural history -- including scientists, land managers, educators, students, and backyard naturalists -- will feature presentations on a diversity of topics, with a keynote address exploring backyard pollinator-plant connections by Sam Jaffe of The Caterpillar Lab. We anticipate sessions on wildlife, wetlands and stream ecology, forest ecology, Mount Monadnock, community science, human connections to nature, accessibility and inclusion in the outdoors, and more. 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Keene State College. Online attendance options are also available. Registration fee: $20 in advance; $25 at the door. (Students: $10.) For full details and to register, see the conference webpage.
Brought to you by the Harris Center for Conservation Education, Keene State College, Antioch University New England, Franklin Pierce University, the UNH Cooperative Extension, Distant Hill Gardens & Nature Trail, the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions, and the Historical Society of Cheshire County.
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Sexual Health Concerns that Impact People with Vulvas
Topics include bio-psycho-social-spiritual interviewing and assessment skills, common sexual concerns listed in the DSM-5 that impact Assigned Female at Birth(AFAB) People with Vulvas, and practical sex therapy interventions to treat the issues that will present in
our clinical work.
Queering the Risk Assessment
Effective Assessment of Suicidality in LGBTIQ+ Children and Adolescents
Trans Theory with Luckie Alexander
Explore the nature of gender and gender identity by understanding the lived
experiences of transgender and gender variant individuals.
| Antioch University is a CAMFT and NBCC Approved continuing Education Provider. NBCC ACEP # 4338. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC Credit are clearly identified. Please see the course descriptions for details about which events carry continuing education and additional requirements. | |  |
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Trauma Informed Leadership
in Mental Health
Ethical and Effective Practices for Community Mental Health Agency Leaders
with Dr. Ali K. Corey.
Clinical Considerations When Treating Parents of Gender Diverse Children
with Linda K. Reeves, MA, LMFT
WPATH GEI Certified Gender Specialist
We are in the midst of a gender revolution. Linda provides treatment insights on ways to support this critically important, but often overlooked population.
Dying in America
Death is something that we hope to avoid for as long as possible, but like taxes, death is guaranteed. What happens when we die? How can we prepare for death and what does that even mean?
Environmental & Ecological Grief
How can we support those dealing with environmental grief, ecological grief and/or eco-anxiety?
Caregiving to Death
Kriss Kevorkian, PhD, MSW, Thanatologist
As mental, medical and spiritual health workers, how can we support those who are providing care to their loved ones and/or patients? There are many limits we have about visiting people in their homes, or even reaching out to offer them a supportive hug.
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Building Capacity for Social Emotional Learning
Sponsored by Six Seconds & AU EdD
SEL is a hot topic, but few institutions have a systemic approach. What does it take to build a comprehensive approach to social emotional learning? Join the pioneers who were among the founders of the SEL movement in an interactive workshop to explore the key ingredients to grow an evidence-based, systemic SEL approach that centers equity, belonging, and authentic connection – along with robust neuroscience & measurable outcomes.
Online Webinar / FREE / 60-minutes
Tuesday October 18, 4:00 pm (Pacific Time) / 7:00 pm (Eastern Time)
Nature Based Leadership Workshop
Learn from Cheryl Charles, one of the founders of this emerging field of connecting people with nature. The workshop is Oct. 15-17 outside in southern, VT.
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Navigating the Great Resignation
How Addressing Toxic Behaviors is a Key Strateg Address Toxic Behaviors
GSLC Master Class with Mitch Kusy, Ph.D. Unprecedented employee turnover over the last two years has been labelled as the Great Resignation. One of the chief causes of the great resignation is employees’ dissatisfaction with how they are treated by leaders and colleagues – especially the prevalence of toxic behaviors.
1-Hour Webinar / $100/ Wednesday, November 9th
The Leadership Challenge - A Deeper Dive
Dr. Katya Armistead. This workshop is an advanced version of The Leadership Challenge by going into a deeper dive from what was introduced during the Women in Leadership Program. The workshop will
engage participants in exercises that explore and practice a set of behaviors that are proven to develop leadership skills which are measurable, learnable, and teachable.
WIL PD Workshop Badge Series/ 3-hour LIVE Workshop Online / $125 / Thurs., Oct. 13
Intentional Leadership: Harnessing the power of values, self-care, & inclusivity
Gina Venagas, Ph.D. This course deeply explores the connections among inclusivity, work
values and self-care. Students are exposed to concepts such as oppression, privilege, and
intersectionality, as well as provide an opportunity to intentionally reflect on ways in which these concepts have influenced their careers and leadership style thus far.
Antioch University Women in Leadership Certificate Program - Master's Level Course
ONLINE / ASYNCHRONOUS 3 Semester Credits / $1200 / October 31, 2022 / 7 weeks
Strengths-Based Team Building & Supervision
Polly Chandler MAE. This advanced strengths-finder workshop provides leaders with the tools they need to: 1) Deepen their self-awareness on strengths based strategies for building a team, enhancing communication and collaboration, juggling multiple demands, navigating challenging conversations, and driving change. 2) Develop a leadership toolkit for developing a strengths-based team, supervising others based on their strengths, and monitoring energy and performance of in person, hybrid and virtual teams.
WIL PD Workshop Badge Series 3-hour LIVE Workshop Online / $125 / Thurs. Jan. 19,
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A Sample of Courses for Fall 2022
Education (Master's level):
The Learning Environment as the 3rd Teacher, 3-cr, online at no set times, starts 10/23
Movement and Storytelling, 1-cr, online, starts 10/22
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Nature-based Education (Master's level):
Risk Management for Nature-based Early Childhood, 2-cr., Online, starts 10/23
Environmental Studies (Master's level):
Climate Impacts: Communications, 1-cr. online starts Nov. 6
Ethics of Sustainable development, 3-cr. online starts Nov. 7
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Using Critical Race Theory to Decolonize Educational Curriculum
Dr. Devona Stalnaker-Shofner
This presentation will discuss Critical Race Theory as an approach to address race, racism, power, and privilege in counseling and counselor education practices. Identify the key tenets of CRT, and ways to ethically incorporate CRT into counseling practices to decolonize and decenter whiteness and to promote equity, advocacy, activism, and multicultural competence in the counseling profession.
3 Hour Workshop / 3 CE Credit / $125 / Saturday, November 19
How to Address Homelessness in Your Town
An Antioch University Professional Development Certificate
With Charles Durrett, Architect Emeritus AIA
In this 4-week course, you’ll learn from the leading architect and builder of cohousing communities globally. Durrett will impart his decades of experience so that you understand the dynamics of addressing homelessness in your community. This course is for legislators, municipal employees, architects, planners, designers, urban volunteers, and all good citizens.
4-part LIVE ONLINE Program / $250 / Tuesdays, Oct. 11 - Nov. 1
More Social Advocacy
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