Course Title:	Retired ~ Spirituality in Clinical Practice Part E
	Category:	41
	Credits:	1
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	Objectives:	Learn the importance of training and competence when using spirituality.
	Description:	Priscilla Murr, Nasters, Jungian Psychologym Ph.D., Psychology, LPC "Jung and Dreams" - Central to Jung's approach to psychotherapy is the value and importance of the spiritual dimension of human existence. To become a whole human includes the re-integration of the spiritual as well as the psychic. In his work with patients, Dr. Jung witnessed the natural healing mechanism of the dream, and thus for Jung, the dream is a teacher and guide on the road towards wholeness. Dr. Murr leads us through an explanation of how this process works. Barry Magid, M.D. "Zen and Psychotherapy" - Here we look at how the worlds of Zen and psychotherapy can operate in harmony with each other. Both of these systems of thought address the problems of the human mind and human suffering. Ideally, by being able to transcend and overcome unwelcome thoughts, desires and beliefs, the Zen oriented therapist is able to be deeply empathic with clients, without counter transference distortions, and has a greater capacity for tolerating disturbing affects and tensions. Dr. Magid, a psychoanalyst and Zen master describes this process.
		Approval Bodies: Professional Development Florida Dept. of Health (Board of Social Work, Marriage & Family, Mental Health Counseling) NAADAC, National Association for Addiction Professionals National Board for Certified Counselors Florida Board of Nursing Association of Social Work Boards Approved Continuing Education (ACE) California Consortium of Addiction Programs and Professionals (CCAPP) CAADE - California Association for Alcohol/Drug Educators Connecticut Certification Board, Inc. Pennsylvania Certification Board Florida Board of Psychology California Board of Registered Nursing California Association of DUI Treatment Programs (CADTP)