FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Oct. 19, 2005
CONTACT:
Joe Picard, Continuing Education
530-898-6105
Joe
Wills
530-898-4143
Aging and Long-Term Care
Conference to Feature John Preston
California State
University, Chico Continuing Education, presents Aging and Long-Term Care: Mental
Health Perspectives, a one-day conference, Friday, Nov. 18, 8:30 am-4 pm, at Chico
Masonic Family Center, in Chico.
The Aging and Long-Term Care
Conference will help participants understand normal facets of aging, differential
diagnosis of depression and dementia, complicated bereavement, and the psychological
and psychopharmacologic treatments for geriatric clients. Participants will gain
insight into the evolving legal and ethical issues, as well as the social and
spiritual aspects of aging.
Psychologists, counselors, social workers,
mental health care providers, medical professionals, and other interested professionals
dealing with treatment issues associated with aging and the elderly are encouraged
to take advantage of this educational opportunity.
The conference will
feature John Preston, ABPP, a professor of psychology with Alliant International
University (California School of Professional Psychology), located in Sacramento.
Preston has authored 14 books covering various psychological disorders, as well
as "Drugs in Psychiatry" a chapter in the Encyclopedia Americana, and
has been recognized by the California Psychological Association and the Mental
Health Association for his contributions to the mental health community.
This
workshop is designed to provide six hours of continuing education credit for MFTs,
LCSWs, psychologists, and nurses.
The enrollment fee for the one-day conference
is $99 (includes continental breakfast, lunch, and customized conference materials).
Group-rate discounts are available for groups of four or more from the same organization
($79).
To enroll, or for information, please call CSU, Chico Continuing
Education at 530-898-6105 or visit the Web site at http://rce.csuchico.edu/inservice.
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