• Presented by Kate Latimer, MA, LPCC and Silvia Stenitzer, MA, LPCC

    Open to the Public or $20 for 2 CEUs (Choose this section to receive CEUs)

    Wednesday, April 17th, 6pm-8pm

    Location: ZOOM SYNCHRONOUS

    Ethical clinical practice is a complex undertaking, and our body is a powerful instrument in helping to guide us when we encounter ethical dilemmas. By following our somatic cues, we can utilize the nervous system as an ally in service to ethical decision in client work. Learn how to listen to your somatic intelligence to explore possible options, and ultimately choose the best action. This workshop will provide opportunities to practice body-based awareness that you can inform your current ethical decision-making
    skills.

    Kate Latimer, MA, LPCC, has presented locally and nationally on various topics related to ethical practice in mental health. She has worked as a mental health counselor and educator for nearly two decades while living in New Mexico. She specializes in trauma informed care, integrating transpersonal and somatic approaches with cognitive behavioral therapy as a supervisor and in direct client work.

    Silvia Stenitzer, MA, LPPC. Originally from Austria, Silvia has been living and working in Santa Fe since 1989. In
    her work, she combines principles of interpersonal neurobiology, attachment theory, and psychodramatic group dynamics to foster personal and relational growth. For the past twenty years, Silvia has been creating and
    facilitating experiential workshops and continuing education trainings with focus on the mind-body connection and the transformational power of group. Silvia holds a Masters in Counseling and a certificate in interpersonal neurobiology, somatics and action methods from Southwestern College in Santa Fe, NM.

  • Presented by Kate Latimer, MA, LPCC and Silvia Stenitzer, MA, LPCC

    Free and Open to the Public (NO CEUs)

    Wednesday, April 17th, 6pm-8pm

    Location: ZOOM SYNCHRONOUS

    Ethical clinical practice is a complex undertaking, and our body is a powerful instrument in helping to guide us when we encounter ethical dilemmas. By following our somatic cues, we can utilize the nervous system as an ally in service to ethical decision in client work. Learn how to listen to your somatic intelligence to explore possible options, and ultimately choose the best action. This workshop will provide opportunities to practice body-based awareness that you can inform your current ethical decision-making
    skills.

    Kate Latimer, MA, LPCC, has presented locally and nationally on various topics related to ethical practice in mental health. She has worked as a mental health counselor and educator for nearly two decades while living in New Mexico. She specializes in trauma informed care, integrating transpersonal and somatic approaches with cognitive behavioral therapy as a supervisor and in direct client work.

    Silvia Stenitzer, MA, LPPC. Originally from Austria, Silvia has been living and working in Santa Fe since 1989. In
    her work, she combines principles of interpersonal neurobiology, attachment theory, and psychodramatic group dynamics to foster personal and relational growth. For the past twenty years, Silvia has been creating and
    facilitating experiential workshops and continuing education trainings with focus on the mind-body connection and the transformational power of group. Silvia holds a Masters in Counseling and a certificate in interpersonal neurobiology, somatics and action methods from Southwestern College in Santa Fe, NM.

  • Presented by Rochelle Calvert, PhD, CMT, SEP

    Open to the Public or $20 for 2 CEUs (Choose this section to receive CEUs)

    Tuesday, May 28, 2024, 6-8pm

    Location: ZOOM SYNCHRONOUS

    Ecotherapy asks us to consider the different dimensions of ethical considerations in our client work. This lecture will explore the practical considerations, such as choice of location, protecting confidentiality, etc. when you take clients into the natural world. We will also consider the ethics of various therapeutic interventions, including types of ecotherapy that may be indicated, how to best meet diverse client needs with culturally responsive approaches, and how to collaborate with clients while engaging the
    support of nature. Finally, we will look at ethical considerations regarding the collective, and ways to connect people to the larger web of nature skillfully.

    Rochelle Calvert, PhD, CMT, SEP, is the author of Healing with Nature: Mindfulness and Somatic Practices to Heal
    from Trauma. She has studied and taught mindfulness for the past 19 years and personally knows the
    transformational potential. Dr. Calvert currently leads courses, workshops, and treats in mindfulness and somatic experiencing in nature. As a licensed clinical psychologist and founder of New Mindful Life, she supports her clients, taking them into nature with the aid of Bertha Grace, a Sprinter van that serves as a mobile therapy office. www.newmindfullife.com

  • Presented by Rochelle Calvert, PhD, CMT, SEP

    Free and Open to the Public (NO CEUs)

    Tuesday, May 28, 2024, 6-8pm

    Location: ZOOM SYNCHRONOUS

    Ecotherapy asks us to consider the different dimensions of ethical considerations in our client work. This lecture will explore the practical considerations, such as choice of location, protecting confidentiality, etc. when you take clients into the natural world. We will also consider the ethics of various therapeutic interventions, including types of ecotherapy that may be indicated, how to best meet diverse client needs with culturally responsive approaches, and how to collaborate with clients while engaging the
    support of nature. Finally, we will look at ethical considerations regarding the collective, and ways to connect people to the larger web of nature skillfully.

    Rochelle Calvert, PhD, CMT, SEP, is the author of Healing with Nature: Mindfulness and Somatic Practices to Heal
    from Trauma. She has studied and taught mindfulness for the past 19 years and personally knows the
    transformational potential. Dr. Calvert currently leads courses, workshops, and treats in mindfulness and somatic experiencing in nature. As a licensed clinical psychologist and founder of New Mindful Life, she supports her clients, taking them into nature with the aid of Bertha Grace, a Sprinter van that serves as a mobile therapy office. www.newmindfullife.com

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Classes @ SWC Campus

Location Information

  • Workshops @ SWC CAMPUS If Not By Zoom
  • 3960 San Felipe Rd, Santa Fe, NM, 87507 US


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