Past Events

Presenter: Richard Sears, PsyD., MBA, ABPP Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is an evidence-based approach that can incorporate any other evidence-based intervention. Acceptance processes, which include mindfulness, help clients let go of struggles with their own internal experiences with strong thoughts and feelings. Commitment processes help clients clarify and move toward their own values in the service of living a more meaningful life. Through lecture, case examples, and discussion, Richard Sears will discuss the six core processes of ACT and how…

Dr. Cori Yaeger, Presenter After a swift review of terms, Dr. Yaeger will present an update of victories and challenges facing transgender clients using case studies and current trends. The role of the mental health professional in serving transgender clients will be discussed along with co-occurring mental health issues, political moves, and insurance barriers that make it difficult for this population to receive the care they deserve. She will also present ways in which we can advocate for our clients and…

PRESENTER: Renae M. Reinardy, Psy.D. Dr. Reinardy received her Bachelor’s degree in psychology at North Dakota State University, Master’s degree at the American School of Professional Psychology, Washington DC and Doctorate at Argosy University, Washington, D.C. campus. She completed her doctoral internship at Springfield Hospital Center and Chase Brexton Health Clinic. Prior to founding the Lakeside Center for Behavioral Change near Lake Minnetonka, Dr. Reinardy worked as a psychologist at the Behavior Therapy Center of Greater Washington in Silver Spring,…

Wednesday November 29, 2017 Presenter: Wes Houston, Ph.D. Goals/Objectives: By participating in this program, attendees will: Have the information necessary to assist clients who have experienced concussions or more serious traumatic brain injuries. Learn about recent advances in research and legislation regarding concussions. Wes Houston, Ph.D. is currently the Director of the Neuropsychology program and clinics at the Cincinnati VAMC. He received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from University of Cincinnati, and completed clinical internship at the VA San Diego Healthcare System/University of California,…

February 5, 2018 As in medicine, there is both an art and a science to the practice of psychology. A six-person panel (Drs. Jim Dahmann, Gary Schneider, Cori Yaeger and Tom Heitkemper, along with Jack Niehaus and Jason Thompson) will present and discuss case studies which illustrate the bridge between evidence based interventions and the practical clinical application of these, based on these clinicians’ experience with such interventions over years of practice. Goals/objectives: Attendees will learn: Ways to very quickly…

 “Ethics and the Law in Clinical Settings” 8:00 am: Check-in/Continental Breakfast 8:30 am: Program Begins (15 min break mid-program) 12:45 p.m. Program Ends (4 CEUs for Licensed Psychologists only) $80 CAPP members ; $95 non-members; Speakers:  Richard M. Ashbrook. Ph.D. Professor of Psychology/Clinical Psychologist, Capital University, Columbus, OH, OPA Ethics Committee; Debjani Sinha, Ph.D., University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH, OPA Ethics Committee Workshop Description: This 4-hour workshop begins with an overview of psychologists’ roles in forensic and other specialized institutional…

Monday – May 7, 2018 – “Telepsychology: Legal and Ethical Considerations” (2 CEUs for Licensed Psychologists) $55/$50/$35 Cash Bar @ 6:00 pm; Dinner @ 6:20 pm; Program Begins @ 7:00-9:00 pm Speaker: Kenneth P. Drude, Ph.D. Telepsychology, the practice of psychology using telecommunications, is rapidly becoming a common form of psychological practice. Dr. Drude will present some of the important issues to consider when using telecommunications with clients. Ethical standards, guidelines and state and federal legal requirements that regulate telepsychology…

Monday - August 27, 2018 – "Child and Adolescent Suicide Prevention" (Hope Squad: a peer-to-peer, school-based program aimed at improving help-seeking, neutralizing stigma, and saving lives) (2 CEUs for Licensed Psychologists) $55/$50/$35; 6:00 pm Social/6:20 Dinner/7:00-9:00 pm Program Speaker: Jennifer Wright Berryman, Ph.D. Objectives: By attending this presentation, attendees will be able to 1. Identify the key evidence-based components of addressing suicide through prevention, intervention and postvention. 2. Articulate the Hope Squad program model and role in suicide prevention in…