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During this webinar, counselors will learn the impact that cultural humility has on the counseling process and a comprehensive counseling program. This 60-minute webinar also aims to help identify practices that counselors can engage in that help them become more culturally competent and empathetic to the various identities they support in their daily practice.
Speaker: Kindall Tyson
The incidence of threats of violence and suicide requires that schools have well trained threat assessment teams. The presenter has been an expert witness in more than 25 cases where schools were sued after a tragedy and will share the outcome of those cases and the lessons learned for prevention and intervention. Several of those cases questioned the competency of the suicide and/or violent assessment done by school personnel. Best practices interventions for school counselors and administrators to prevent a tragedy and avoid liability will be outlined.
Participants will be able to:
Speaker: Dr. Scott Poland
Dr. Scott Poland is a Professor at the College of Psychology and the Director of the Suicide and Violence Prevention Office at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. He is an internationally recognized expert on youth suicide, school crisis and prevention and has authored or co-authored seven books on these subjects. He previously directed psychological services for a large Texas school system for 24 years and is a past President of the National Association of School Psychologists and a past Prevention Division Director of American Association of Suicidology.
He is very dedicated to prevention and has testified about the mental health needs of children before the U.S. Congress on four occasions. He is a founding member of the National Emergency Assistance Team and has personally assisted school communities after 16 school shootings and numerous suicide clusters. He is the co-author with his partner who is a retired school principal of the Suicide Safer School Plan for Texas and the Crisis Action School Toolkit on Suicide for Montana and the Florida STEPS, School Toolkit for Educators to Prevent Suicide. He previously was selected as the outstanding psychologist in Texas and was a recipient of the Houston Wage Peace Award and the Helping Parkland Heal Award.
Speaker: Lindsay Kehl
For ISCA Members, all webinars from August 2021 onwards can be watched on this page: 2021-23 ISCA Webinar Recordings.
Responsive Services with A Trauma Informed Lens
with Janice Holland
March 10, 2022
Crisis in Ukraine: How can School Counselors Help
March 02, 2022
What are Counseling Consultation Circles? An Inside Peek
January 19, 2022
CBT for Teens: Simple Strategies from CBT for Teenagers in the PandemicFebruary 17, 2021The webinar is free to view. Simply enter your information after clicking on the PLAY button and you will be taken to view it! |
Understanding and Communicating Your Role as a School Counselor in an Online Environment with Dr. Stuart Roe | Coping with Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19): Supporting the Mental Health of International Communities affected by the Pandemic with Dr. Sean Truman |
What is Happening!? Can Mindfulness Based Wellbeing Really Help in a Global Crisis? with Kevin Hawkins and Amy Burke(Resources mentioned during the webinar: resource list ) | Supporting Counselors as Leaders with Dr. Chris Liang |
Planning for and Responding to Grief and Loss During a Pandemic with an ISCA Panel( PowerPoint with live links to resources) | Upskill Your Tech Skills with Sarah Carpenter(Resources: Tip Sheet for FlipGrid and Tip Sheet for EdPuzzle) |
DocuFilm ¨Like¨Q&A with Scilla Andreen |
June 10, 2020 Counselor Chat Part 1 | June 17, 2020 Counselor Chat Part 2 |
Sept 17, 2020 Counselor Chat |