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Monday, November 6, 2023
- All dayFAU Equestrian Team MeetingBi-weekly meetings where we go over important paperwork and dates.Hosted by: Equestrian Team at FAUAdditional Information can be found at: https://fau.campuslabs.com/engage/event/9249081
- All dayOn Their Own: Supporting Independence in Autistic Students using Activity Systems🌟 Exciting Learning Opportunity Alert! 🌟Join us for a transformative experience with "On Their Own: Supporting Independence in Autistic Students Using Activity Systems." 🧩📅 When: All throughout November📌 Where: Online - Accessible anytime!📧 Contact: Mercedes Pagano at paganom@fau.edu 📞 Call: (561)-212-8058In this pre-recorded event, you'll unlock a world of insights:1️⃣ Gain a deep understanding of why activity systems are remarkably effective in nurturing independence.2️⃣ Dive into the research base of the activity system and discover its powerful potential.3️⃣ Learn practical strategies to implement the activity system, fostering independence in the classroom, home, and the community. 🏠🏫🌆Empower yourself with knowledge that can make a real difference in the lives of autistic students. 🧡💙Don't miss this opportunity to make a positive impact! 🌠Register https://pepsasupporting.eventbrite.com
- 1:00 AM1h 30mAsal Nouri Office Hours
- 8:00 AM9hTelehealth Certificate for Mental Health Professionals 2023Presenter: Tracey Rubenstein, LCSW-QS, BC-TMH Date/Time: Opens November 6, 2023 - Closes December 17, 2023 Location: Online - On Demand Cost: $350; $315 Early Bird until Oct 23, 2023 CEUs: 12A limited number of seats have been reserved for FAU Social Work students, alumni, faculty, Field Instructors and Coordinators. Please email the Professional Development Coordinator at SocialWorkProDev@fau.edu to request the $280 FAU Rate discount code.Description:Telehealth became an essential therapeutic service in 2020 and will remain a fundamental delivery method for mental health services moving forward. However, conducting a successful therapy session within the virtual realm requires that clinicians take some special considerations and apply their clinical skills in new ways. Through engaging course content tailored for mental health/behavioral health professionals, participants will learn the risks and benefits of offering therapy sessions via telehealth, how to assess client suitability for telehealth, how to build rapport and therapeutic alliance virtually, how to create emotional safety and ensure physical safety despite having limited visual cues, how to maintain clinical boundaries and establish expectations, how to manage emotional crises, and more – using Codes of Ethics from the various mental health professions as a cornerstone and guide for making therapeutic decisions. Finally, the curriculum for this certificate includes a significant focus on equity and inclusion as they relate to making virtual therapeutic sessions accessible and responsive to the needs of marginalized communities including BIPOC+ people, LGBTQ+ people, people with disabilities, individuals from low SES backgrounds, older adults, and other groups.How It WorksThis fully-online 12-hour certificate course is designed to provide attendees with maximum flexibility. The certificate is divided into six learning modules, and new course content is unlocked each week. Attendees can access weekly course materials, videos, and readings at their convenience. Weekly milestones such as quizzes and discussion boards ensure that attendees are staying on track and making progress towards course completion.Learning Objectives:Define terms and concepts of ethical telehealth practice for mental health professionalsIdentify the risks and benefits of telehealth to clients and cliniciansArticulate the complexities and limitations of telehealth practiceDetermine how to make one’s practice of telehealth ethical, effective, and equitableAbout the Presenter:Tracey Rubenstein, LCSW-QS, BC-TMH is a Board Certified-TeleMental Health Provider (BC-TMH) who maintains a thriving telehealth practice in Arkansas and New York in addition to her Florida practice. She began volunteering with survivors of domestic violence as an undergraduate student at Middlebury College. After years of crisis line work, she decided to pursue her Master of Social Work degree from Tulane University. Tracey became a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in 2001. She was the director of the YWCA Rape Crisis Program in New Orleans prior to Hurricane Katrina and helped build a coalition of services for domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and human trafficking after Katrina. Mrs. Rubenstein relocated to Florida in 2010 and opened her private practice working with adults. She is a Qualified Supervisor for social workers pursuing licensure, and became an adjunct instructor at FAU in Spring 2020.
- 9:00 AM15hMARGINALIA: CONVERSATIONS FROM THE MARGINS OF THE JAFFE COLLECTIONThe portion of the exhibition that is in the Jaffe Book Arts Gallery is available for viewing during our regular hours: Monday to Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Learn more here.
- 2:00 PM1hDance, Music & MobilityDoes music move you? Come dance and move with us – no experience or coordination necessary! This all levels class combines movement, mobility and music for all levels. (A seated chair option is available for those who prefer to take this class seated.)Instructor: Karen WexlerLive FREE Event @ MIIHRegistration required
- 4:00 PM3hRobotics Club MeetingJoin the IEEE award winning robotics club to learn about ROSS and building robotics at FAU whether you're an engineering student or member of the local community all are welcome. Hosted by FAU alumni Mr. Matt Trask and Mr. Brandon JadotteIf you have questions or need to request accomidations, then please email Mr. Matt Task at mtrask2018@fau.edu.