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Please pass on the word for folks you know who work with dependent youth in Alameda, San Francisco or Solano Counties. MFT's and LCSW's qualify for 5 BBS CEU hours. Sorry but there are no GHA credits for this training. Please do pass the word. It would be great to fill this session up. If you do not work directly with you I may be able to provide the opportunity for you to audit this course. Just let me know. The flyer information is contained below in order to avoid attachments. Please contact me directly if you would like the flyer sent to you.
Thank you and I hope to see some of you at the workshop!
Natalie J. Thoreson, M.Ed.
Social Justice Education
Organizational Development
Organizational Development
Behavior Analysis
2508 8th Ave.
Oakland, CA 94606
2508 8th Ave.
Oakland, CA 94606
(510) 421-7811
(510) 743-0781 fax
There’s still room in the following training:
Seneca Center, in Partnership with Chabot Las Positas Community College and Solano County Presents...
Cultural Competency Level II:
Overcoming the Effects of Ageism when Supporting
Youth in Transition—5BBS CEUs
Presented by: Natalie J. Thoreson
Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Location:
Fairfield Center for Creative Arts
1035 West Texas Street
Fairfield, CA 94533
CEUs: This course meets the qualifications for 5 BBS CEU hours for MFTs and/or LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. Provided by Seneca Center, Provider #1346. Please Note: Due to our contract with the board of Behavioral
Sciences, we will be unable to provide attendees with certificates of completion if more than 15 minutes of course content are missed.
To register you must work directly with youth who are dependents of Alameda, San Francisco, or Solano Counties [foster youth].
Please see the attached flyer for more information! And if you know if anyone else who would be interested in attending this training, please don’t hesitate to forward the flyer to them as well.
Thank you, and please contact the training department at (510) 317-1446, ext. 411 with any questions!
Register online at:
(Run mouse over the "Training" menu at the top of the homepage, and select "Class Signup" from the drop-down menu that will appear. Contact training@... or call (510) 317-1446, ext. 411 with any questions.
Cultural Competency Level II: Overcoming
the Effects of Ageism when Supporting
Youth in Transition—5BBS CEUs
Location:
Fairfield Center for Creative Arts
1035 West Texas Street
Fairfield, CA 94533
For Directions Please See Page Two!
Time: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Youth empowerment is an important component of successful transition for youth aging
out of the foster care system. In this session we will explore the effects of age related discrimination
on youth's ability to succeed. Through a series of interactive exercises and
large and small group dialogue participants will explore their own socialization around age
and the ways that we have learned to treat and work with the young people. Participants
will also work to develop tools and skills that may allow the greatest possible success for
youth while in care and through transition.
Seneca Center, in Partnership with Chabot Las Positas Community College and Solano County Presents...
CEUs: This course meets the qualifications for 5 BBS CEU hours for MFTs and/or
LCSWs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. Provided by Seneca
Center, Provider #1346. Please Note: Due to our contract with the board of Behavioral
Sciences, we will be unable to provide attendees with certificates of completion if more
than 15 minutes of course content are missed.
Presented by: Natalie J. Thoreson
Natalie J. Thoreson’s background in psychology and work as a behavior specialist and M.Ed. in Social Justice
Education have informed her 10 years of training experience in social justice education, youth empowerment,
working with LGBTQ identified youth, behavior modification, communication skills, staff development and
effective leadership. Natalie has designed and facilitated workshops on cultural competency, diversity and
discrimination for numerous audiences. In 2007 Natalie was a featured presenter at the California Social Work
Education Center Title IV-E Student Conference in San Diego. She is also a member of the Community College
of San Francisco's training department specializing in cultural diversity training. Natalie possesses an
exceptional ability to convey an understanding of complex theories through the use of metaphor, concrete
examples and interactive group process. It is important for her to present workshops in the most interactive
accessible fashion and with the goal of empowering participants as leaders, mentors, role models and
community builders in an increasingly pluralistic society.
To register you must work directly with youth who are dependents of
Alameda, San Francisco, or Solano Counties [foster youth].
To register please visit our website at www.senecacenter.org
or call (510) 317-1446 ext. 411
Fairfield Center for Creative Arts
1035 West Texas Street
Fairfield, CA 94533
707.428.7538
From Oakland/Berkeley/San Leandro and points South
• From I-580 merge onto I-80 E (partial toll road)
• Continue on I-80 for roughly 35 Miles
• Take the West Texas St. exit toward Fairfield
• Follow signs for Downtown Fairfield
• Keep right at the fork. Follow signs for Fairfield/Suisun City/
W. Texas St.
• Merge onto West Texas St.
From Walnut Creek/Concord
• Take I-680 N for roughly 20 miles
• Merge onto I-80 E toward Sacramento for roughly 4 miles
• Take the West Texas St. exit toward Fairfield
• Follow signs for Downtown Fairfield
• Keep right at the fork, follow signs for Fairfield/Suisun City/
W. Texas St.
• Merge onto West Texas St.
Directions
If You Need Assistance with
Directions, Please call
(510) 317-1446 ext. 411
Or Call Rebecca at (510) 427-4048
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