Mid-March 2021 Continuing Education News |
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This certificate focuses on developing culturally sensitive therapists and counselors who are more informed and better trained to meet the unique challenges faced by gender minorities and give members of the TGNC population a voice in their care.
online with addition Zoom meetings, starts May 24
This course will give students the opportunity to develop awareness of identities related to sex, gender, gender identity, and gender expression. Utilizing research and theory, there will be a focus on the bio-social-cultural-psychological factors that shape gender. Learn more and register.
Online with additional zoom meetings, starts May 24
This course will examine the broader social contexts affecting many transgender & gender non-conforming family constellations. Culturally responsive strategies to address more common family clinical issues can include (but are not limited to): family’s adjustment to coming out at any age, mixed-orientation or gender identity in romantic relationships, relational ambiguity, family planning, and parenting transgender children. Learn more.
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LIVE Webinar Wed. April 14, 4:00 pm (Pacific Time) / 7:00 pm (Eastern Time) FREE
Join Dr. Nichole Bogarosh for a lively conversation as an introduction to Women’s Studies: A Tool for Understanding Women’s Unique Challenges in Leadership. This new course invites you to critically examine the social understandings of gender and the powerful role that gender plays in both our work and personal lives.
Nature- and place-based educators are invited to further explore topics that were introduced at the Fall 2020 Inside-Outside Conference. $20 each.
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Online Courses for Graduate Credit |
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Registration Opens April 1st!
Did you know Antioch offers discounts for alumni and for those taking a first course with AUNE to Try-Us-Out? Courses may be taken for graduate credit, or audit for your personal enrichment.
Clinical Psychology
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, 1-cr, via Zoom, July 10 & 11
Infant Mental Health, 1-cr, Online via Zoom, June 12 & 13
Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Professional Orientation & Ethics, 3-cr., Online, starts May 24
Applied Psychology
Human Sexuality and Sex Therapy, 3-cr, online starts May 24
Trans Experiences, 3-cr., online with additional online meetings
Working with TGNC Families, 3-cr. online with additional online meetings, starts May 24
Couples Therapy, 3-cr., online with additional online meetings
Education
Tech Tools for all Learners, 3-cr, online, starts May 23
Intro to Critical Skills, 3-credits, online, starts May 23
Principles and Practices of Mindful Leadership, 3-cr online asynchronous, starts May 23
Equitable Math Practices, 3-cr. online, starts May 18
Leading Transformations in Education, 2-cr. online
Nature-based Early Childhood Curriculum, 2-cr, online, starts July 5
Environmental Studies
Global Cultural Awareness & Literacy, 1-cr, Online, starts May 22
Principles of Sustainable Systems, 3-cr, online with scheduled online mtgs, starts May 9
Teaching Exceptional Children: Focus on Adolescence, 2-cr. online starting May 8
Energy Transition: Renewable Energy and Climate Change, 3-cr, Online asynch., June 7
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Nature- and place-based educators are invited to further explore topics that were introduced at the Fall 2020 Inside-Outside Conference. $20 each webinar.
with Aimee Arandia Østensen and Jeanie Phillips
Wednesday, March 31, 4:00pm–6:00pm (EDT)
Two-part Webinar Tuesday, April 6, 2021 & Tuesday, April 13, 4:30 pm – 5:30 pm (EDT)
with Maryfaith Decker Miller Tuesday, May 4, 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm (EDT)
Saturday, May 22, 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm (EDT)
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Live Webinar, Sat. and Sun., April 17 & 18, 9:00 - 3:30 p.m. (PDT) $149.00, 10 CE Credits
This course will examine the physical, psychological, interpersonal, and sociocultural aspects of sexuality in the aging person. This course will address sexual diversity and participants will learn how to approach sexuality issues and concerns with older adults. A framework for listening to and conversing with clients within a sexual health conversation will also be introduced.
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An Experiential Healing Class, 4-Part Live Webinar Series,
Sat.: 3/27, 4/3, 4/24, 5/1, 1:00 pm (ET), 10:00 am (PT) $199
Have you noticed issues in your family that span generations? Have you dedicated yourself to betterment and healing and feel stuck? Is there something emotional inside you that feels almost as if it does not belong to you? Are you a witness to your family’s suffering that seems to bridge generations? Are you affected by current social and political events? All of us are the product of a long human lineage that not only influences our minds, but also our physical experience. Our ancestry brings with it the overwhelming emotional experiences that our ancestors pass on to us. These may show up as repetitive patterns that bring adversity, emotional suffering and struggle in reaching wholeness in our daily lives. Presented by Sergio Ocampo, LMFT, SEP
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Latino Reflections on the Meaning of Loss, Grief, and Ritual
2-hour live webinar, Thurs., April 15, 2:00 pm (ET), 11:00 am (PT), $25 Fee for CEU's
This webinar addresses theoretical and clinical considerations of clients with presenting problems include covid-19 related mood disorders, behavioral disorders, interpersonal discord, and alcohol/drug abuse. Culturally informed therapeutic interventions are delineated and discussed as well as common therapeutic impasses. Presented by Salvador Treviño, PhD.
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2 Week Online Class / April 19, $99 Professional Development Certificate/ 3 CEU
We grow up in a society that is constantly showing and/or asking if someone is male or female, depicting cis gender individuals, and communicating dominant heterosexual messages—intentionally and/or unintentionally. It should not be natural that we internalize these as “normal” and everything else becomes “othered”. In order to be affirming and/or an ally we may all address and combat these internal messages, work to deconstruct our societal paradigms of what gender is, and how we are redefining it in the workplace, community and civic environments. More About Van Levi.
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Multidimensional Framework for Cultural and Social Equity in Psychotherapy & Supervision
2-hour Webinar, Thurs., March 25, 1:00 p.m. EDT/ 10:00 am PDT, $30
Clinical supervisors are not socially or culturally neutral since they too must become aware of the role that their cultural assumptions and preferences play in the therapy and the supervisory encounter. This webinar addresses the urgent need of both providers and supervisors to address cultural diversity and social equity by offering a multidimensional comparative ecological framework (MECA) useful when working with a wide variety of sociocultural groups. Lead by Celia Jaes Falicov, PhD,
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Webinar, April 23, 12:00 - 7:30 p.m. ET, 9:00 - 4:30 p.m. (PT)
(6 Ethics CE credits) $180
This 6 hour, 6 ethics CE credit workshop is designed to help identify, clarify, and apply current legal and ethical standards to the complicated context of relational work. Participants will have the opportunity to discover the guidance provided by Washington state law, federal law, and a range of applicable ethics codes. Antioch community discounts.
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Why We Are Winning The Battle But Losing The War To Avoid a Climate Catastrophe.
Live Webinar, Monday, March 29, 6:00 -7:30 pm (EDT) FREE
In his recently published book, author Peter Wellenberger discusses how the earliest New Hampshire settlers exploited the abundant natural resources that make up the Great Bay estuary. The author will discuss how the careless wasting of these precious resources is endemic to our development as a nation and why we are ill-prepared as a society to deal with the major environmental crisis we face today – climate change. The discussion will then move to what steps can be taken to mitigate the impacts of climate change. Joining the program will be Professor Alynna Lyon, Richard Donovan, and Michael Simpson.
ES-5850, 1-cr or audit, April 11- May 7, online asynchronous, 4-weeks April 11 to May 7
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Saturday May 15, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm (PDT), $125 featuring keynote speaker Lisa Bunker, author of Felix Yz and Zenobia July!
Five-Part Webinar Series / $99
Saturdays, March 27, April 3, 10, 17, 24, 4:00 pm (EDT) 1:00 pm (PDT)
In this five-week webinar series, you’ll have the opportunity to explore both the universal and personal ways of approaching leadership through the lens of tarot’s archetypes. You’ll learn a method for tarot journaling and a handful of other simple tools designed to help you begin a relationship with the tarot. No prior knowledge of the tarot is necessary.
4-week Online, learn at your own pace, April 5 - May 3, 2021 / $199
In this workshop, we will wonder, wander and weave our way into a writing practice that embraces all things non-linear and lets out your inner loopy. We will dive into writing exercises that turn the phrase “but I digress” into a badge of honor. A diverse spectrum of literary forms and genres will point to the power of departure including: fantastic realism, afro-futurism, lyric and hybrid essays.
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Seven weeks, Asynchronous with virtual office hours (3-5 hours of instruction a week)
3 Semester Credits / $1000, May 3 to June 20, 2021
This course invites you to critically examine the social understandings of gender and the powerful role that gender plays in both our work and personal lives. An emphasis will be place on how gender interacts with women’s experiences in and of leadership.
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Dr. Froswa' Booker-Drew, 3-hour LIVE Webinar / $100, Sat. April 10, 9:00 am (PDT)
Relationships are critical and this workshop will address the power of our narratives and how they impact our relationships with self and others.
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As leaders, it is imperative that we build and leverage our networks for personal and professional success. It is also important that in managing others, we begin to understand their narratives, the assets that exist within ourselves and our team, and ways that we can mobilize these resources for growth and success. |
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This professional certificate in Transformative Change will take an asset-based approach towards what leaders may do to create engaged strategic directions, proactively address disruptive forces, and create new organizational and community drivers of success now and in the future. Transformative change will enact key learning, support application to your own work contexts, and help you evaluate the effectiveness of this change from short-term and long-term perspectives.
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The certificate is designed for anyone with an interest in challenging racism at a structural or systemic level within their institutions, organizations or communities. You do not have to be in a formal leadership role in order to benefit from the material offered, as the Certificate is based in the belief that leadership for inclusion and racial justice occurs at all levels of any human community, whether or not one has formal positional authority. If recent events have moved you to try to understand the dynamics of racism and how you can be part of developing a more equitable society, this Certificate will provide you with key ideas and language for beginning, or continuing, that journey.
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90 minute LIVE Webinar, FREE, Monday, March 29, 7:00 p.m. (PDT) / 10:00 p.m. (EDT)
In this webinar, you will be transported to a land of mysterious beauty, majestic mountain peaks and incredibly diverse wildlife. In this LIVE Virtual Visit to the land of the Monpa, you will learn about the people, the culture, the land and their practices.
Saturday, March 27th, 1:00 - 3:00, Keene, NH, FREE,
As spring gets started, come to Horatio Colony Nature Preserve to learn not only the names of trees and plants, but the many ways that people use them! Register here.
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