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 The Samaritan Counseling Center is proud to offer the following educational workshops for your organization. We also offer
customized workshops. For more information about any of these offerings or a customized workshop, please contact coordinator
Susan Eshelman at 717-560-9969.
Bullying
Teen Bullying
this workshop will help participants learn to identify signs of bullying, explore ways to prevent bullying and intervene effectively in bullying situations.
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Katie Mount
Therapist
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Conflict Resolution/Stress Management
Communication/Conflict Resolution in Couple Relationships
Stress Reduction for Parents and Family
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Frank Stalfa
Therapist
Beth Mull
Psychologist
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Crisis
Emotions
Managing Anger Faithfully
You and Anger: Who's in Control?
Mastering Your Emotions
Emotions are powerful signals saying, “pay attention: this is important.” But they can also be a
tidal wave swamping our rational faculties. This presentation will explore the purpose that emotions serve and suggest practical strategies for taking control of your emotions in the “heat of the moment.”
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Dean Clemmer
Therapist
Dean Clemmer
Therapist
Dean Clemmer
Therapist
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Faith
Soul Work: Cultivating Depth and Sacredness in Everyday Life
Boundary Issues in the Congregation
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Dean Clemmer
Therapist
Frank Stalfa
Therapist
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Family
Mental Wellness for Teens
The lives of teenagers are becoming more and more complicated and challenging. Academic
pressures, busy schedules and turmoil in relationships often become overwhelming. Teens who lack effective coping skills or support can become depressed. Learn how to recognize symptoms of depression in teens and effective ways to intervene and ways families can help to prevent depression in their teens at home, in church and in the community. Early and effective intervention can provide teens with the tools necessary to cope with depression in effective ways.
Stress Reduction for Parents and Family
In this presentation, Dr. Beth Mull talks about what stress is and how chronic stress can take a toll on the body and mind. She introduces various ways to protect yourself against stress and teaches several stress reduction techniques that can be used by the whole family, as well as some that are specific to children's and parent's needs. Get ready to relax!
Single Parenting
Autumn Changes: When Children Leave the Nest
Good Enough Parenting - No Need for Perfection!
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Katie Mount
Therapist
Beth Mull
Psychologist
Beth Mull
Psychologist
Lynne Williams
Psychologist
Lynne Williams
Psychologist
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Forgiveness
Doing the Work of Forgiveness
Forgiveness and Reconciliation
Forgiveness is difficult and is often confused with reconciliation. This presentation will explore the process of forgiveness for the forgiver and identify those situations in which reconciliation may also be possible as well as those in which it is not.
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Frank Stalfa
Therapist
Frank Stalfa
Therapist
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Grief and Loss
Naming Hidden Losses
Trauma and Faith
Sudden Loss, Suffering and God
Coping with the Holidays when You are Grieving
Journeying through Grief
What are the stages of grief related to death through natural causes, an accident, homicide or suicide? Losing a job or social status also brings grief. Learn how support and healing can be found and how to create rituals of memorial.
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Frank Stalfa
Therapist
Frank Stalfa
Therapist
Frank Stalfa
Therapist
Frank Stalfa
Therapist
Lois Frey Gray
Therapist
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Mental Health
Getting Help for Depression. . . One Step at a Time
Dealing with depression can be overwhelming, often leaving people stuck in the process of getting the help they need. Dr. Beth Mull will break down the process of getting help for depression into several steps that will help you or others get on the path towards emotional well-being.
Depression: When the Sadness Won't Go Away
Coping with the Holidays when You are Grieving
Helping Families Deal with Bipolar Disorder
Winter Blues: Seasonal Affective Disorder
Insomnia: What's Normal, What's Not, and How to Get a Better Night's Sleep
Strategies for Managing Anxiety and Panic
We can't always control the fact that we feel anxious or afraid. However, there are specific responses that can banish or greatly reduce the feeling of anxiety. Strategies such as identifying and challenging distorted thought patterns and the use of various relaxation techniques will be discussed.
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Beth Mull
Psychologist
Herb Landis
Therapist
Frank Stalfa
Therapist
Beth Mull
Psychologist
Lynne Williams
Psychologist
Lynne Williams
Psychologist
Rhonda Myers
Therapist
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Psychology
A History of Psychotherapy: From Psychoanalysis to Solution-Focused Therapy
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Dean Clemmer
Therapist
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Trauma
Walking Together: Support for Survivors of Family Violence
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