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1 ICET Fall Conference October 14-15, 2016 Spirituality and Therapy: A Conference in Honor of Wayne Oates Up to 17 CE hours available, with a special presentation from Dr. Sue Johnson & Kenneth Sanderfer! During this weekend in Louisville, you can receive all of the CE credits you need for this year, including the 3 hours of Domestic Violence education credit that are required within three years of licensure for LMFTs, LPCCs, and LCSWs! Additionally, for a limited time only, we are offering you the chance for a $325 discount on the entire weekend of training workshops if you register for both full days by mail before September 15! This includes free required DV training. Don t miss this wonderful opportunity from Interactive CE Training. All workshops are on-site only. All times listed are Eastern Time. Featuring: Focus on the intersection of faith and systemic therapy Highly-respected presenters with decades of experience Discount for early registration until September 15 When: October 14-15, 2016 Where: At Beechland Baptist Church 4613 Greenwood Road Louisville, KY Time: Friday workshops begin at 8 a.m. and end at 6 p.m. Saturday workshops begin at 8 a.m. and end at 6 p.m.

2 Friday 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. Dale Bertram, Tony Watkins, and Mike Rankin Kentucky Law for Supervisors This workshop provides training in the facets of Kentucky Law that pertain to supervisors. If you are an AAMFT Approved Supervisor in good standing, you must complete a one hour, board-approved, CE training on KY Law. This workshop satisfies that requirement. If you are not an AAMFT-approved supervisor, but have been licensed at least five years, and you have completed a board approved supervision course (six-hour course), you must complete two hours of CE training in supervision and KY Law. If you take both this training and the Saturday training in Supervision, this requirement will be met. On-Site 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Wade Rowatt Spirituality and Health: A Workshop on Faith Issues and Therapy Therapeutic counseling involves the combined acts of support and/or confrontation during developmental or emergency crises. Faith can be a factor in both support and confrontation. Trauma is an event producing severe mental, relational, emotional, and systemic distress. It can be a matter of life perspective, personal constancy, and systemic homeostasis. Faith may be a factor in all three. Traumatic life experiences shatter, smash, wreck, and possibly collapses a person s life perspective, personal constancy, and systemic homeostasis. Their entire religious belief system may come into question or it may call their core being into question. Disturbance in the core being and private doctrine may introduce skepticism, uncertainty, and doubts. When trauma introduces new questions, a state of religious disequilibrium arises that threatens each of the other three. A caring, patient, and informed therapist or counselor may shepherd trauma victims through this period of disequilibrium and into reorganization of all three. Fresh faith foundations and innovative images of self may be woven into a healing stance toward personal life, personal stability and future homeostasis. The past ceases to dominate the focus of concerns and moving forward with a positive growth. Positive Psychology offers researched based resources for therapists. We will enumerate several of these resources. Wade Rowatt, Ph.D. has served as the Director of the St. Matthews Pastoral Counseling Center in Louisvillle, KY from 1995 to 2009 and professor at Southern Baptist Seminary, University of Louisville, McMaster Divinity College and the Baptist Seminary of Kentucky. Dr. Rowatt is a Diplomate in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors (AAPC), a Supervisor in the Association For Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE), and a Clinical Member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Counselors (AAMFT). On-Site 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. John Lentz Utilizing Spirituality in Systemic Therapy This workshop demonstrates how to utilize a person s or a family s spirituality in ways that enhance their relationships and give meaning, value and purpose to what they are doing to improve their overall relationships and overcome family oriented problems and achieve more health and happiness. It offers definitions, and ways of enhancing spirituality without challenging religious traditions. In fact, it shows how many of the world s best therapists use spirituality to enhance their work, and their use of self as a therapist. It especially offers indirect methods of enhancing spirituality, health and positive relationships. The workshop is derived from the author s use of Erickson s work and Erickson s primary areas of intervention. John Lentz, D.Min. is the Director of the Milton Erickson Institute of Jeffersonville Indiana and is a retired chaplain from the KY Correctional Institute for Women. Since 2003, he also serves as the Pastor of the Radcliff, KY Presbyterian church. John is an AAMFT Clinical Fellow and Approved Supervisor, a member of the American Society for Clinical Hypnosis, and the American Association for Pastoral Counselors. John presents across the globe on topics related to Ericksonian hypnosis and therapy. On-Site

3 Friday (DV Track) Dale Bertram & Kevin Stouffer Domestic Violence/Elder Abuse/Elder Neglect, Part 1 All KY LMFTs, Professional Counselors, and Social Workers must document training in domestic violence, intimate partner abuse, elder abuse and neglect. This workshop meets the requirement for KY LPCCs because it is co-presented by a KY Licensed LPCC and is an NBCC approved workshop. It is also approved by the KY LMFT Board and KY Board of Social Work. Participants will have to attend both days to receive credit for this workshop. OR Dr. Bertram is a Professor of Marriage and Family Therapy at Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas. Dr. Bertram has offered the AAMFT Pre-Approved Supervision Refresher Course for the state Associations for Marriage and Family Therapy in Kentucky, Alabama and Texas, as well as for private supervision clients. Additionally, he routinely presents on Erickson Clinical Supervision, the Principles of MFT Ethics and is co-authoring a book on Ericksonian Supervision. Dr. Stouffer holds both a PhD and Master's degree in Professional Counseling with extensive experience and dual training in individual and relational counseling and therapy. He also holds an MBA. Licensed as a Clinical Professional Counselor and an LPCC in Kentucky, Dr. Stouffer holds certifications as a National Certified Counselor (NCC), Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CCMHC) and Certified Family Therapist (CFT). Dr. Stouffer is Past President of the Illinois Counseling Association and the Illinois Association for Couples and Family Counseling. He also serves on the board of a large non-profit counseling agency and actively advocates for enhancements in public policy and regulation to better serve those in need and the profession. On-Site (Seeds of Hope Track) Mike Rankin Spreading the Seeds of Hope in a Therapy Session Mike is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor who has a private practice in Louisville, KY. Mike formerly was the Executive Director of the Kentucky Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. He is a seasoned supervisor who routinely supervises a number of students and associates who are pursuing MFT licensure. Mike is an experienced workshop speaker, who has presented on MFT Ethics, Ericksonian supervision, and MFT supervision. He is currently co-authoring a book with Dr. Bertram on Eriksonian Supervision. This workshop focuses on the need to build hope into our work with clients, which is a key idea in therapy models including Ericksonian and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. Mike Rankin, a frequent presenter at the Milton Erickson Foundation's Brief Therapy Conference, Ericksonian Hypnosis and Psychotherapy Conferences, and the AAMFT Annual Conference helps therapists learn how to work with clients stories in ways that create contexts of greater hope. On-Site Note: Both workshops on this page are free to those who register for the whole conference. Because they take place at the same time, participants must choose one or the other. The Seeds of Hope track has been added for those who have already received DV training.

4 Saturday 8:00 A.M. - 9:00 A.M. Dale Bertram, Tony Watkins, and Mike Rankin One Hour of Supervision for KY LMFT Board-Approved Supervisors This workshop provides training in supervision for KY LMFT Board-Approved Supervisors. If you are not an AAMFT-approved supervisor, but have been licensed at least five years, and you have completed a board approved supervision course (six-hour course), you must complete two hours of CE training in supervision and KY Law. If you take both this training and the Friday training in KY Law, this requirement will be met. On-Site 9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. Ken Hollis Ethics, Spirituality, Worldview, and Theology THIS WORKSHOP SATISFIES ETHICS CE REQUIREMENTS FOR LMFTS AND LPCCS! This workshop will focus on the difficulty defining ethics and spirituality, as well as on the tension that often exists between professional codes of ethics, personal codes of ethics, and personal spirituality. Participants will have opportunity to flesh out their personal ethics and personal spirituality, as the presenter suggests one possible model through which one can work within a Christian worldview while abiding by the AAMFT code of ethics. Ken Hollis holds both a D.Min. and Ph.D. from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He is the Director of the Marriage and Family Therapy Program at Campbellsville University and recently completed a long term ministry at Beechland Baptist Church. Ken is a KY Licensed LMFT and an AAMFT Clinical Fellow and Approved Supervisor. On-Site 1:00 P.M. - 4:00 P.M. Sue Johnson & Kenneth Sanderfer Bonding Science and Christian Faith: Perfect Partners in the Shaping of Secure Lasting Connection This workshop will present the key principles of attachment science and corroborating studies and link these principles to the tenets of Christianity. The approach to couple intervention based on this attachment science. Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy will be outlined and the use of EFT with Christian couples discussed. The workshop will include video clips illustrating the principles of attachment and EFT interventions and clinical exercises. Sue Johnson, Ph.D. graduated from the University of British Columbia in 1984 with a doctorate in counseling psychology. She is the co-founder of emotionally focused therapy (EFT) and the International Centre for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy where she also serves as director. Johnson also heads the Ottawa Couple and Family Institute and is a professor of clinical psychology at the University of Ottawa and Alliant University in San Diego, California. Johnson's decades of research are chronicled in her book, Hold Me Tight: Seven Conversations for a Lifetime of Love, which was published in The book, designed to offer expertise for adult relationships, became the springboard for an innovative program geared to the reunion of military couples after deployment, called "Hold Me Tight: Conversations for Connection. Johnson has been awarded with the Research in Family Therapy Award from the American Family Therapy Academy, and the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy s Outstanding Contribution to the Field of Couple and Family Therapy Award. Johnson continues to lecture and speak on bonding, attachment, and relationships. Kenneth Sanderfer, LMFT, provides individual, marital and family therapy at his private practice in Nashville & Murfreesboro, Tennessee. He has received training in Emotionally Focused Couple and Family Therapy. He is a Certified EFT Therapist, Supervisor and Trainer as well as an AAMFT Approved Supervisor. He received his undergraduate degree in Agriculture and his Masters in Marriage and Family Therapy from Trevecca Nazarene University, where I am now an adjunct Professor. He recently co-authored a book with Dr. Sue Johnson titled Created for Connection. On-Site

5 Saturday (DV Track) Dale Bertram & Kevin Stouffer Domestic Violence/Elder Abuse/Elder Neglect, Part 2 All KY LMFTs, Professional Counselors, and Social Workers must document training in domestic violence, intimate partner abuse, elder abuse and neglect. This workshop meets the requirement for KY LPCCs because it is co-presented by a KY Licensed LPCC and is an NBCC approved workshop. It is also approved by the KY LMFT Board and KY Board of Social Work. Participants will have to attend both days to receive credit for this workshop. OR Dr. Bertram is a Professor of Marriage and Family Therapy at Abilene Christian University in Abilene, Texas. Dr. Bertram has offered the AAMFT Pre-Approved Supervision Refresher Course for the state Associations for Marriage and Family Therapy in Kentucky, Alabama and Texas, as well as for private supervision clients. Additionally, he routinely presents on Erickson Clinical Supervision, the Principles of MFT Ethics and is co-authoring a book on Ericksonian Supervision. Dr. Stouffer holds both a PhD and Master's degree in Professional Counseling with extensive experience and dual training in individual and relational counseling and therapy. He also holds an MBA. Licensed as a Clinical Professional Counselor and an LPCC in Kentucky, Dr. Stouffer holds certifications as a National Certified Counselor (NCC), Certified Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CCMHC) and Certified Family Therapist (CFT). Dr. Stouffer is Past President of the Illinois Counseling Association and the Illinois Association for Couples and Family Counseling. He also serves on the board of a large non-profit counseling agency and actively advocates for enhancements in public policy and regulation to better serve those in need and the profession. On-Site (Seeds of Hope Track) Mike Rankin Spreading the Seeds of Hope in a Therapy Session Mike is an AAMFT Approved Supervisor who has a private practice in Louisville, KY. Mike formerly was the Executive Director of the Kentucky Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. He is a seasoned supervisor who routinely supervises a number of students and associates who are pursuing MFT licensure. Mike is an experienced workshop speaker, who has presented on MFT Ethics, Ericksonian supervision, and MFT supervision. He is currently co-authoring a book with Dr. Bertram on Eriksonian Supervision. This workshop focuses on the need to build hope into our work with clients, which is a key idea in therapy models including Ericksonian and Solution-Focused Brief Therapy. Mike Rankin, a frequent presenter at the Milton Erickson Foundation's Brief Therapy Conference, Ericksonian Hypnosis and Psychotherapy Conferences, and the AAMFT Annual Conference helps therapists learn how to work with clients stories in ways that create contexts of greater hope. On-Site Note: Both workshops on this page are free to those who register for the whole conference. Because they take place at the same time, participants must choose one or the other. The Seeds of Hope track has been added for those who have already received DV training.

6 CE Credit Information All workshops except KY Law and Supervision (which are approved only for LMFTs) have been approved for CE credit by the KY LMFT Board, NBCC, and the KY Board of Social Work. Dr. Hollis s Saturday workshop, Ethics, Spirituality, Worldview, and Theology can be counted as 3 Ethics CE credits by LMFTs and LPCCs. Interactive CE Training provides high-quality, interactive, relevant learning events. This event is offered on-site in Louisville, KY. Interactive CE Training also offers frequent online CE trainings in a variety of subject areas via WebEx. For information about more upcoming workshops or to register online, visit us at: See below for early registration discounts and information about pricing for our individual workshops! Pricing Early Bird Special Registration Before September 15 Registration Between September 16 and September 23 Registration After September 23 Full Conference (Licensee) $225 (Save $325) $275 (Save $275) $325 (Save $225) Full Conference (Student/Minister) $50 (Save $500) $60 (Save $490) $70 (Save $480) Full Conference (Associate) $75 (Save $475) $95 (Save $455) $110 (Save $440) KY Law/Supervision (FREE with full conference registration) $25 each/ $50 for both $25 each/ $50 for both $25 each/ $50 for both Johnson/Sanderfer, Bonding Science $150 $170 $185 Bertram/Stouffer DV Workshop (FREE with full conference registration!) $100 $120 $140 Rankin, Seeds of Hope (FREE with full conference registration!) $100 $120 $140 Rowatt, Spirituality and Health Lentz, Spirituality in Systemic Therapy Hollis, Ethics & Spirituality $100 $120 $140 $100 $120 $140 $100 $120 $140

7 Registration To register for the conference, simply use the form below to indicate your choice of full conference registration or selection of individual workshops. Note that your payment amount will vary based on the date of your registration. You may then mail the form below, with enclosed check payable to Interactive CE Training, to: Tony Watkins 1928 Wedgewood Dr. NE Arab, AL If you are registering for individual workshops rather than taking advantage of full-workshop registration, you may also register online at All correspondence will be sent to your unless you specify otherwise in writing. Refunds subject to 25% processing fee. No refunds 1 week prior to workshop. All mailed registration forms must be received no later than 7 DAYS prior to the training. Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: I would like to register for the whole weekend (on-site attendance only) at the discount price (Circle appropriate cost: $225 before September 15; $275 between September 16 and September 23; $325 after September 23). I would like to register for the following individual workshops (circle choices and cost based on registration date) and am enclosing appropriate payment: Spirituality and Health (3 CEs for $100/$120/$140) Spirituality in Systemic Therapy (3 CEs for $100/$120/$140) Domestic Violence (3 CEs for FREE with full conference registration/$100/$120/$140) Spreading Seeds of Hope (3 CEs for FREE with full conference registration/$100/$120/$140) Ethics, Spirituality, Worldview, and Theology (3 CEs for $100/$120/$140) Bonding Science and Christian Faith (3 CEs for $150/$170/$185) KY Law for Supervisors (1 CE for $25) Supervision (1 CE for $25) All workshops are offered on-site in Louisville. For more information about this and other interactive learning options offered by ICET, Tony Watkins at: tony.watkins@interactivecetraining.com