UWM-SCE Professional Development in Human Services Spring 2013 Catalog

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Professional Development in

Human ServicesSPRING 2013

Health Services

Mediation

Multicultural Knowledge

Social Work

Solution FocusedBrief Therapy

Trauma

Youth WorkLearning Center

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Thank you for choosing the UWM School of ContinuingEducation, the largest provider of continuing educationprograms and services in Southeast Wisconsin. I’d like towelcome you on a new and exciting endeavor that will enrichyour professional and personal life. With over 1,000 classes andmore than 50 certificate programs, you are sure to find whatyou are searching for, including world-class instructors thatpractice what they teach.

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PrOfESSIOnAl DEVElOPmEnT CErTIfICATES....................................................4-5

HEAlTH SErVICES ................................................................................................6

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATES

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Completing a professional certificate fuels a more successful future. Through a certificate program, you gain

focused skills and earn critical credentials that improve your current position and make you more attractive

when applying for jobs. SCE offers over 40 certificate opportunities in a variety of

areas, each awarding one Continuing Education unit (CEu) for every ten contact

hours (or equivalent) of satisfactory participation in nondegree programs. All CEus

earned at SCE become part of your permanent record. for more information about

your options, visit sce-certificates.uwm.edu.

Family Mediation Certificate (FMC)This 40-hour mediation certificate program provides thenecessary background for conflict resolution services in all aspects of family concerns, divorce, custody disputes,separation of never-married or same-gender couples, intact marriages, family businesses, estates and more. It meets the criteria for Wisconsin Act 355 mediating parenting plans, and the Wisconsin Association of mediatorsmodel Standards for Training. It has also been approved by the national Association for Conflict resolution and theWisconsin State Bar. Earn the certificate by attending all five days. sce-mediation.uwm.edu

• family mediation Certificate, pg. 7

Health Services Certificate: Leading and Managing in Community Health Organizations (HSC)Participants will be introduced to dominant leadership andmanagement processes, and specific applications in theHealth Care world. Issues of strategy, organizational structureand change leadership will be addressed. Environmentalanalysis techniques and both internal and external organizationalchallenges will be discussed. Exercises in application of thesubject materials will be an integral facet of the this program.Earn the certificate by attending one core course (two-daysin length) and three days of electives. sce-humanservices.uwm.edu

Core:• leading & managing in Community Health Care Organizations,

pg. 6

Electives:• Practical Strategies for Conflict resolution in Health Care

Settings, pg. 6• See web for more details on these electives

sce-humanservices.uwm.edu:• Influence Without Authority, Program no. 5050-3762 • Emotional Intelligence: The ultimate Stress Buster,

Program no. 5050-3753 • fundamentals of Organizational Development and

Change management, Program no. 7710-1696 • negotiation Skills, Program no. 5050-3766 • Succession Planning, Program no. 7710-1697 • Spanish for Health Care Professionals,

Program no. 8124-1087

Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT)Solution focused Brief Therapy (SfBT) examines the philosophical foundation of social constructivism, successful termination criteria in goal negotiations and theSfBT approach of interviewing for solutions. This noncreditonline course is for therapists from all over the world including practitioners from the u.S., Australia, Europe, Asia and South Africa. A true community of professionals

has been established to learn, discuss and practice the current theories and strategies of SfBT. Earn a certificate by completing online program. sce-sfbt.uwm.edu

• Solution focused Brief Therapy, pg. 11

Trauma Counseling Certificate (TCC)This series is a multidisciplinary training program for thosewho work with trauma survivors of abuse, violence, war, accident, crime and disaster. It consists of 84 clock hours ofclassroom instruction presented in two 42-hour courses. Allinstructors have been involved in diverse areas of traumacounseling with a variety of traumatized populations in acuteto chronic situations. Courses may be taken for graduatecredit or continuing education units, which may also be usedfor licensing and certification requirements. The program isopen to clinicians and practitioners in the medical, mentaland behavioral health services as well as social service, pastoral and bereavement counselors who work with survivorsof substance use, eating disorders, physical illness, criminaljustice, rehabilitation, and recovery.

Completion of the two Trauma Counseling courses results in a Certificate of Completion, which may be used to applyfor certification as a Trauma Services Specialist or TraumaSpecialist with the Association of Traumatic Stress Specialists.sce-counseling.uwm.edu

• Trauma Counseling I, pg. 11• Trauma Counseling II, pg. 11

Youth Development Certificate (YDC)This program meets state training requirements for youthworkers. Blend theory and best practice while addressing the skills, approaches and relationships for working withyouth. Emphasis is on working with at-risk youth from an interactive, developmental perspective. The curriculum presents fundamental concepts, practices and competenciesin child and youth care as practiced with youth who facespecial risks and challenges. Earn the certificate by takingthe 11-week course. sce-youthwork.uwm.edu

• youth Development Certificate pg. 12

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Leading & Managing inCommunity Health CareOrganizations

HSC-Core

Participants will be introduced to dynamicleadership and management processes thatspecifically apply to the Health Care world.Issues of strategy, organizational structureand change leadership will be addressed.Environmental analysis techniques and both internal and external organizationalchallenges will be discussed. Exercises inapplication of the subject materials will bean integral facet of this program.

Learning Outcomes• Appreciate continuum of leadership

perspectives and styles

• understand correlation between situationsand leadership perspectives

• learn industry specific challenges andhurdles pertinent to community health care

Tue.-Wed., Mar. 5-6, 8am-4:30pm Instructor: Dr. Gary Ross Fee: $495 Program No. B102011-6018

Practical Strategies for Conflict Resolution in Health Care Settings

HSC-Elective

leaders and managers have a responsibilityto handle the disputes that arise. We willdiscuss the conflict cycle and the importanceof emotions in a rational process. learn howto intervene early without mirco-managing.Explore a range of interventions, problemsolving strategies, and the science behinddecision making. Determine when informal or a more formal process is preferred.

Learning Outcomes• understand the cycle of conflict

• Describe a conflict resolution process that help keep relationships in tact

• learn industry specific challenges

Tue., May 21, 8am-4:30pm Instructor: Sue Bronson, MS Fee: $255 CEUs: 0.7 Program No. 7740-1080

Health Services Certificate (HSC) Electives

•Influence Without Authority, Program No. 5050-3762

•Emotional Intelligence: The Ultimate Stress Buster, Program No. 5050-3753

•Fundamentals of Organizational Development and ChangeManagement, Program No. 7710-1696

•Negotiation Skills, Program No. 5050-3766

•Succession Planning, Program No. 7710-1697

•Spanish for Health Care Professionals, Program No. 8124-1087

See all elective descriptions online at sce-humanservices.uwm.edu

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See pages 4-5 for Certificates

Family Mediation CertificateFMC

This 40-hour mediation certificate course provides the necessary background for conflictresolution services in all aspects of family concerns from divorce, custody disputes, separationof never-married or same-gender couples to intact marriages, family businesses and estates.It meets the criteria for Wisconsin Act 355 mediating parenting plans, Wisconsin Associationof mediators model Standards for Training and received the approval of the Association forConflict resolution. The pre-approval eliminates delay and eases the application processfor designation of Advanced Practitioner.

This course is distinguished by its focus on strengthening family functioning in the contextof adversity. The foundation can be applied to any process for managing disputes.

Earn the certificate by attending all five days.

Elder Care Mediation learn to manage family dynamics, identifyneeds and protect elderly from the risk ofabuse. Help elders and their families makedecisions and resolve disputes such asacute and long-term care issues, familyissues, adult guardianship, end of lifedecisions and estate matters.

Prerequisites: Completion of 40-hourfamily mediation training. for professionalsparticipating with a trained mediator, the40-hours is nOT required.

Learning Outcomes• gain knowledge of the psychosocial and

physical effects of aging and how toaccommodate those changes to maximizeparticipation in the mediation process foran older person and other participants

• understand and be alert to factors affectingcapacity to mediate and their effect on asafe and fair mediation process

• Examine a variety of situations where thereare competing ethical values and weigh thebenefits and risks of continuing or haltingthe mediation process.

Wed.-Fri., May 8-10, 8:30am-4:30pm Instructor: Sue Bronson, M.S. Fee: $745 CEUs: 2.1/CLEs: 21 Program No. 7740-1078

Learning Outcomes• Strengthen the ability to build a working

relationship and a constructive process withthe parties

• Develop the ability to facilitatecommunication between the parties by usingspecific skills (e.g., active listening,reframing)

• understand the concepts of mediatorinfluence and neutrality

Mar. 20-22 and Apr. 25-26, 8:30am-5:30pm Instructor: Sue Bronson, M.S. Fee: $1395 CEUs: 4/CLEs: 35 Program No. 7740-1077 ORSept. 11-13 and Oct. 1-2, 8:30am-5:30pm Instructor: Sue Bronson, M.S. Fee: $1395 CEUs: 4/CLEs: 35 Program No. 7740-1083

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Advanced Family Mediation:Domestic Violence andOther Impediments Determine when mediation is appropriate incases in which allegations of domesticviolence, mental illness, or other impedimentshave been made. If mediation continues,learn to modify the process to addresssafety, impartiality, and other concerns.Course meets the criteria for continuingeducation for ACr Advanced Practitionerfamily mediators.

Learning Outcomes• Standards of Practice for screening for

domestic violence

• modification of mediation process toaddress concerns

• Power imbalance and asymmetricalinteractions

Mon., June 10, 8:30am-4:30pm Instructor: Sue Bronson, M.S. Fee: $345 CEUs: 0.7 Program No. 7740-1081

Advanced Mediation:StrengtheningCommunication SkillsCommunication skills are vital formediators. It is the indispensable tool weuse to help people have a discussion wherethey can find a resolution to their concerns.Are your communication skills needing atune up or fine tuning? This training is based on the premise that mediation is aconversation for understanding (and that you have completed a 40-hour mediationcourse). We will look at reducing judgmentand defensiveness, attend to messages inthe nonverbal communication, learn todevelop helpful questions, and discuss how to focus the discussion withoutcontrolling it.

Learning Outcomes• refresh or improve mediator listening and

speaking skills

• Ideas for choosing effective interventions

• Self-assessment process of attending to theconsequences of interventions

Tue., June 18, 8:30am-4:30pm Instructor: Sue Bronson, M.S. Fee: $345 CEUs: 0.7 Program No. 7740-1082



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Counseling ContemporaryMultiple Heritage Couples, Individuals and Families I

The multiple heritage population is one ofthe fastest growing segments of the u.S.population, so it is important that counselorsbecome aware of and develop a greaterknowledge and understanding of thispopulation. This course examines the livesof contemporary multiple heritage couples,individuals, and families, including trans-racial adoptive families.

A multicultural counseling competencyframework is applied to discussion andrecommendations of counselingintervention with this population.

Learning Outcomes• recognize attitudes, biases, and beliefs and

the possible impact of these as they relateto the multiple heritage population

• Expand awareness and knowledge of thehistorical contexts under which the multipleheritage population has functioned in u.S. society

• understand models and theories that havebeen utilized to place the multiple heritagepopulation in a conceptual framework

Online Course Accessible: Jan. 1- Feb. 12 Instructors: Kelley Kenney, Ph.D.Mark Kenney Fee: $169 CEUs: 1.4 Enrollment Limit: 40 Program No. 7740-Z074

Multicultural Knowledge of Mental Health Practices:Working with AfricanAmericans I

This online class is designed to provideindividuals with multicultural mental health information as it pertains to AfricanAmericans in the united States. The classaddresses areas related to demographics,historical factors, and sociopolitical issuesfor African Americans and their influence on mental health.

Learning Outcomes• Demonstrate knowledge of demographic

characteristics and influences for AfricanAmerican individuals, families, andcommunities, such as within groupdifferences, social class, and cultural values

• Demonstrate knowledge of sociopoliticaland historical issues for African Americancommunities

• Increase awareness of culture and culturalvalues of African American individuals,families, and communities, including theroles of religion, spirituality, gender role,racial identity development, and theintersection of multiple identities

Online Course Accessible: Feb. 4-28 Instructor: India Gray Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.7/CEHs: 7 Program No. 7740-Z076

Couples Counselor Training Are you looking for tools to work withcouples? need CEus? This is a four-partprogram based on the best-selling book"Why Did I marry you Anyway?" Discuss thetop three myths that sabotage relationships,building blocks that all couples must master.A frEE couples workbook is available bydownload with each registration. It includesquizzes and assignments that can be usedin couples counseling.

Learning Outcomes• understand the top three issues that couples

argue about

• learn the two building blocks of a long termrelationship and why love is not enough

• Identify patterns of communication thatcouples use and how to help them createpositive habits

Online Course Accessible: Jan. 7-31Instructor: Barbara Bartlein, RN, LCSW Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4/CEHs: 4 Program No. 7740-Z050 OROnline Course Accessible: Feb. 3-27Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4/CEHs: 4 Program No. 7740-Z051

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Social Work Ethics andBoundaries I

Examine boundaries in relationships anddiscuss the importance of ethics. Exploremodels used for ethical decision-making.This instructor-led, interactive online coursecan be taken from anywhere: your home,office, even when you travel. you mustcomplete the program during the month in which you register. Assignments aresubmitted weekly to the instructor.

Learning Outcomes• learn the common ethical violations that occur

• review ethical Decision making models

• understand why HIPPAA laws have confusedclients and practitioners

Online Course Accessible: Jan. 7-31 Instructor: Barbara Bartlein, RN, LCSW Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4/CEHs: 4 Program No. 7740-Z022 OROnline Course Accessible: Feb. 4-28 Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4/CEHs: 4 Program No. 7740-Z023 OROnline Course Accessible: Mar. 4-31 Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4/CEHs: 4 Program No. 7740-Z024 OROnline Course Accessible: June 3-30Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4/CEHs: 4 Program No. 7740-Z025 OROnline Course Accessible: July 1-28 Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4/CEHs: 4 Program No. 7740-Z026 OROnline Course Accessible: Aug.5-31 Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4/CEHs: 4 Program No. 7740-Z027

Compassion Fatigue I

Compassion fatigue is a form of burnoutthat manifests itself as physical, emotionaland spiritual exhaustion. It has beenreferred to as the "cost of caring" forhealthcare practitioners and others whowork in helping professions.

Learning Outcomes• understand who is most vulnerable to

compassion fatigue

• review new research into the biology of compassion

• learn how to construct systems to createmore time

Online Course Accessible: Feb. 4-28 Instructor: Barbara Bartlein, RN, LCSW Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4/CEHs: 4 Program No. 7740-Z105

Social Work Ethics andBoundaries/CompassionFatigue ComboParticipate in both Social Work Ethics and Boundaries AnD Compassion fatigueface-to-face all on the same day!

Fri., Jan. 25, 8am-4:30pm Instructor: Barbara Bartlein, RN, LCSW Fee: $119 CEUs: 0.7 Program No. 7740-0027

Or take these courses individually:

Social Work Ethics and Boundaries

Fri., Jan. 25, 8am-12pm Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4 Program No. 7740-0025

Compassion Fatigue

Fri., Jan. 25, 12:30pm-4:30pm Fee: $79 CEUs: 0.4 Program No. 7740-0026

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Solution Focused Brief Therapy Overview

SFBT I

Solution focused Brief Therapy (SfBT)examines the philosophical foundation ofsocial constructivism, successful terminationcriteria in goal negotiations and the SfBTapproach of interviewing for solutions. Thisnoncredit online course is for therapistsfrom all over the world, including practitionersfrom the u.S., Australia, Europe, Asia andSouth Africa. A true community ofprofessionals has been established to learn,discuss and practice the current theoriesand strategies of SfBT.

Learning Outcomes• Describe the theoretical differences between

problem-solving and solution-buildingtreatment models

• Identify the solution-building conversationswhen listening in, or observe a session

• Plan and carry on a "solution-buildingconversation" with clients

Course Accessible: Apr. 7-Aug. 4Instructor: Teri Pichot, LCSW, MAC, LAC Fee: $1295 CEUs: 5/CEHs: 50 Program No. 7770-Z115

Trauma Counseling I TCC I

understand psychological, behavioral,somatic and cognitive sequelae in children,adults and communities caused byexperiencing traumatic events. receive anoverview of trauma, identifying traumaticpopulations and issues involving traumaticinjury and resolution. understand theneurobiology of trauma and trauma's affecton brain development, the body, traumaticmemory and learning.

Note: To enroll for graduate credit(Counseling, Educational Psychology,Nursing or Occupational Therapy) contact:Pa Vang at 414-227-3277 or [email protected]. Off campus graduateresident tuition is approximately $1869.

Learning Outcomes• Analyze trauma’s impact on resilience and

positive growth

• Explore the impact of traumatic experienceon development, memory, learning,attachment, health, and social skills

• Examine range of post traumatic sequelaeand DSm 5

Online Course Accessible: Jan. 22-May 18 Instructor: Leah Arndt Fee: $1375 CEUs: 4.2/CEHs: 42 Program No. 7420-Z140

Trauma Counseling II TCC

receive an overview of diagnosis andassessment instruments and therapeutictechniques used to address trauma issues in counseling acute and chronic traumatizedclients. methods of intervening pre-, trans-and post-trauma will also be addressed.

Prerequisites: Trauma Counseling II may betaken before Trauma Counseling I if theparticipant is either well read in at least onepopulation of trauma survivor (e.g. Domesticor child abuse) or is an experienced practitionerwith a trauma population such as combatveterans, sexual assault and domesticviolence survivors and abused children.

Note: To enroll for graduate credit (Nursingor Occupational Therapy) contact: Pa Vangat 414-227-3277 or email [email protected] campus graduate resident tuition isapproximately $1869.

Learning Outcomes• understand methods of intervention including

pre-, trans- and post-trauma event approachesfocusing on individual, family, group andcommunity

• Delve into assessment and diagnosticstrategies, and instruments for traumaticsequelae for children and adults

• learn about various topics including EmDr,memory therapies, dual diagnosis, playtherapy, and more.

6 Sat., Jan. 26-Apr. 6, 9am-4:30pm Meets Jan. 26, Feb. 2, 16, Mar. 2, 16, & Apr. 6Instructor: Christine Dunning, Ph.D. Fee: $1375 CEUs: 4.2/CEHs: 42 Program No. 7420-1301

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Youth DevelopmentCertificate

YDC

This program meets state trainingrequirements for youth workers. Blendtheory and best practice while addressingthe skills, approaches and relationships forworking with youth. Emphasis is on workingwith at-risk youth from an interactive,developmental perspective. The curriculumpresents fundamental concepts, practicesand competencies in child and youth careas practiced with youth who face specialrisks and challenges.

Learning Outcomes• learn core competencies for working with

children and youth, using a relationshipbased, skill-development, and discoverylearning approach

• understand how to apply various approachesin different practice settings, includingresidential treatment, out-of-home care,afterschool and community-based programs

• Study topics ranging from developmental care, human sexuality, crisis intervention,family relationships, working with groups, and much more

11 Wed., Feb. 27- May 8, 9am-12:30pm Instructor: Gevon DaynuahFee: $165CEUs: 4Program No. 7615-0227OR11 Mon., Mar. 11- May 27, 5pm-8:30pm Fee: $165CEUs: 4Program No. 7615-0311

Working with Youth of Color Explore culturally competent techniques forworking with youth of color. This courseexamines how youth workers useknowledge of culture and ethnicity in arespectful, relational practice with youth.Participants will engage in an interactiveexploration of cultural diversity and criticallyevaluate their role in managing a youthprogram that appropriately considers ethnicidentities and human diversity. Join us in anexploration of how youth worker practicescan make a difference in the lives of youthof color.

Learning Outcomes• Applied knowledge of Critical race Theory

and its implications on youth of color

• An understanding of working within andacross cultures, ethnicities and racial groupsin various contexts

• Ability to identify culturally responsivetechniques that engage youth of color

6 Thu., Apr. 4-May 9, 10am-1pmInstructor: Gevon DaynuahFee: $175CEUs: 2Program No. 7615-0404

Engaging Young Black Males Examine the contextual and developmentissues of Black male youth living in grouphomes, residential care, and foster carehomes. Participate in a guided examinationof the daunting social statistics thatcharacterize Black males- higher levels ofhigh school drop-out rates, higher levelsunemployment, and higher levels ofincarceration. How do Black male youthmake sense of themselves and their futurewhen living in out of home care? Join us inan exploration of how youth workersintegrate knowledge of social conditionsand individual developmental needs to helpBlack males discover their path to self-sufficiency and healthy adulthood.

Learning Outcomes• understand how Black males develop

• Increase awareness of the uniquechallenges faced by young Black males

• Assist young Black males to successfullynavigate adolescence and the urbanenvironment

6 Thr., Apr. 11-May 16, 5:30-8:30pmInstructor: Rick Flowers Fee: $175CEUs: 2Program No. 7615-0411


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