The Training Center at Compass Point

The Training Center At Compass Point

Where our passion for providing the best care to clients intersects with our love of learning

Upcoming Trainings

Click on the training title or photo for an in depth description of each training and to add the ones you'd like to attend, to your cart. We are proudly approved by the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist Board as a provider of continuing education for counselors, marriage and family therapists, and social workers. Our approval number is RC503093

DBT V (half day) Suicide Risk Assessment

10.19.2018

There is a high probability that any clinician will encounter a self-harming or suicidal client over their professional career; the likelihood of a DBT® therapist treating a high acuity client is dramatically higher than their peers. It is crucial that DBT® therapists have an understanding of suicidal risk factors as well as a plan for assessing and treating.

DBT VI (half day) Mindfulness

10.19.2018

The purpose of this training is to help clinicians understand the relevance of mindfulness as both a tool for their clients as well as a tool for themselves. Mindfulness is a centuries old, holistic treatment option that yields consistently research-validate benefits for all mental health complaints. This training will help attendees learn methods to teach mindfulness as well as learn to employ it as a strategy for their own stressors. We will also look at mindfulness as it can be used with children and adolescents!

Advanced DBT for Diagnoses of Undercontrol (Substance abuse, Binge Eating and Bulimia)

7.13.2018

DBT® is generally known for use on clients with poor behavioral control and in this training, we will delve deeper into the specific (and new!) skills to target addictions, binge eating and bulimia. We will review and utilize chain analyses for the client who has difficulty with controlling their actions and how DBT® will differ for these clients.

Non-DBT® therapists would also benefit from attending and learning new ways to tackle this population!

Advanced DBT using Radically Open DBT for Overcontrol (Anorexia and OCD)

7.13.2018

DBT® is generally known for use on clients with poor behavioral control; however, this training targets the strategies for clients in the unique situation of having too much control over their emotions, behaviors and thoughts. We will teach new skills and format the training to especially answer your questions related to anorexia, chronic depression and OCD type behaviors. This is an advanced training geared at clinicians who already understand and practice DBT as a treatment modality.

Childhood Trauma

08.03.2018

The provide education to the attendee on the types and results of childhood trauma as the two are not always connected. The training will provide the attendee with an understanding of the Adverse Childhood Experiences study (ACES Study, 1998) and the dramatic and direct link to physical health problems. The attendee will also leave this training with understanding of trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) as well as concrete tools to use with their clients who may have experienced childhood trauma in an effort to improve their sense of safety and security, thus reducing their symptoms of mental disorders.

Early Childhood Diagnosis

08.03.2018

The purpose of this training is to teach attendees how to differentiate between symptoms as they present in adult, adolescent and early childhood clients. We will explore healthy and abnormal development and the effect on childhood mental health. This training is especially geared toward any clinician who treats clients under the age of 12.

The Couples Therapy Starter Kit: Theory and Techniques to Bolster Confidence in Couples Therapy

08.31.2018

This training will outline some of the foundational theories and interventions involved in Couples Therapy. Couples Therapy differs from Individual Therapy in some key ways. Therefore, having a good theoretical framework and understanding of the research is essential to a clinician's success when undertaking Couples Therapy.

In the Trenches with Infidelity

08.31.2018

Infidelity can be one of the most difficult scenarios clients will bring to therapy. Without an understanding of the complexities of infidelity and how to navigate the trauma and facilitate healing, a therapist can quickly become overwhelmed by the heightened emotions and confusion of their clients. This course is designed to give therapists a deeper understanding of infidelityand techniques to help their clients in the aftermath of discovery.

Memory Work: Understanding and Treating Trauma Response

08.24.2018

Time of Training: 9am-12:15pm
Place: Compass Point Counseling Fairfield - 1251 Nilles Rd Suite 4 Fairfield Ohio 45014
Facilitator(s): Charles Roberts, LPCC-S, LICDC-CS, DBTC

CEUs offered: 3

Reactive Attachment Disorder

09.14.2018

The purpose of this training is to educate clinicians on how to diagnose and treat children with reactive attachment disorder. There is a secondary goal of providing parent and school coaching strategies as these members of the child’s life often feel “at a loss”. Clinicians should expect to walk away with a newfound understanding and sense of hope for this diagnosis.

Ethics from a former State Board investigator

09.07.2018

This workshop will present information on the board process of investigation and give participants an opportunity to discuss issues and ethical dilemmas that Counselors, Social Workers, and Marriage and Family Therapists face every day. It is also an in-depth look at the code of Professional Conduct, what not to do, and the consequences licensees can face if they violate the rules that govern the profession.

Somatic Practices for Resolving Trauma and Increasing Resiliency

07.27.2018

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Weeklong DBT Series

These trainings can be taken individually, out of order or as a five day training series. The series is offered twice during the year and do not need to be taken in any particular order; attendees can commit to doing them one Friday per month in the first half of the year, taken for five consecutive days in the fall, or any combination of the two

DBT I: Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Methods and Principles

10.15.2018

This training will clarify some of the foundational concepts and therapeutic techniques central to the DBT® treatment modality. Understanding behaviorism and methods for implementation within therapy is a key component for any clinician to succeed using DBT® as a treatment modality.

DBT II Rhymes and Reasons for the Individual Session

10.16.2018

During this training, we seek to teach the basic strategies used during individual therapy within the framework of the DBT® treatment modality. Clinicians attending this training will learn about the treatment hierarchy and secondary dialectics to target. Furthermore the attendee will learn specific DBT treatment strategies to work toward acceptance, change, and helping the client find the middle path dialectically. We would like therapist’s leaving this training to feel confident in being the individual therapist for a client who is learning the DBT® skills in a skills class.

DBT III Skills

10.17.2018

This training is geared toward clinicians who are looking to run a DBT® Skills Class and/or teach clients the skills individually. Attendees will evaluate the logistics for implementing a skills class in their setting. Clinicians will learn the basic DBT® Skills and how to teach them to clients within a group setting. We also seek to present methods for managing a group of high risk clients to be able to run a successful skills class.

DBT IV Programmatic Logistics and Supervisory Techniques

10.18.2018

In this training, you can learn to create and run a successful DBT® team. Having a team is an essential component of DBT® practice and is necessary for an adherent program. Also learn and discuss common programmatic concerns and how-to problem solve them. Attendees will be able to present team dilemmas and learn strategies for finding a dialectical synthesis.

DBT V (half day) Suicide Risk Assessment

10.19.2018

DBT VI (half day) Mindfulness

10.19.2018

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The Training Center at Compass Point believes in meeting the needs of our clients and our community. Our training program seeks to offer evidence-based and cutting edge topics for providers, so that they can return to their clients with fresh and applicable information. Please contact us if you are interested in providing a CEU training or have any topics to request!