[Counselor_Educ] FW: Creativity in Counseling

[Leinbaugh, Tracy]

Tracy Leinbaugh, PhD, NCC, PCC-S
Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Counseling and Higher Education
Ohio University
The Gladys W. and David H. Patton College of Education and Human Services
205 McCracken Hall
Athens, OH 45701

Phone: 740-593-0846
E-mail: leinbaug at ohio.edu<mailto:leinbaug at ohio.edu>

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From: Butch Losey [mailto:butchlosey at theceuplace.com]
Sent: Monday, August 08, 2011 9:45 PM
To: Leinbaugh, Tracy
Subject: Creativity in Counseling

Hello everyone,
We still have seats available to attend the workshop Creativity in Counseling by the internationally recognized counselor educator, Dr. Sam Gladding. He is an excellent presenter and as you can see below, the workshop is affordably priced. Seating, however, is limited to 60 people. The workshop information is outlined below.

Dr. Butch Losey, PCC-S, NCC
Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
4030 Mt. Carmel Tobasco Road
Suite 102
Cincinnati, Ohio 45255
513-688-0092


Creativity in Counseling: Practical Application of Integrating Counseling and the Creative Arts
Samuel T. Gladding
September 30, 2011 (8:30-4:00)
Union Township Civic Center, Cincinnati, Ohio
Cost: Professional Registration $135.00, Student Registration $50.00 (purchase 4 professional registrations on same registration for $100.00 each)
Request Brochure and Registration Information<mailto:butchlosey at yahoo.com?subject=Brochure%20Request%20for%20Creativity%20in%20Counseling>
ONLY 60 SEATS AVAILABLE!

Description:
In recent years, there has been renewed interest in the importance of creativity in counseling and the use of the creative arts in counseling, such as the visual arts, drama, music, movement, literature, and poetry.  Informed counselors can assist their clients in overcoming problems and developing their potential through the use of creativity and through the employment of verbal and nonverbal art forms. Thus, it is important that counselors know ways to be creative and how the expressive arts are used in the helping process. This type of background information enables them to be more dynamic, versatile, and effective by making informed decisions concerning prevention and treatment interventions.
   This one-day conference will explore how creativity can be fostered in counseling, specifically by using the SCAMPER model (substitute, combine, adapt, modify, put to other uses, eliminate, and rearrange) as developed by Robert Eberle. It also will look at ways the creative arts can be and are being used in counseling. Theoretical, practical, and research components of this workshop will be presented in an experiential and engaging manner. Participants understanding of the potential and power of creativity and of different art forms that may be applied in the counseling process will be highlighted.
Course Objectives

• Give participants a rationale for using creativity and the creative arts in counseling.

• Demonstrate research-based counseling techniques in the creative arts.

• Demonstrate to participants how the following modalities can be used in counseling throughout the life span:



visual arts

music

literature and writing

movement and dance

drama , play, and humor

creativity and the creative arts combined with counseling activities.



The Presenter
Dr. Samuel T. Gladding comes from Winston-Salem, NC, where he is the chair and a professor in the counselor education program at Wake Forest University.  He has degrees from Wake Forest University, Yale, and received his Ph.D. from University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He was the Director of Children's Services at the Rockingham County (North Carolina) Mental Health Center for five years before going into the academic world. Dr. Gladding's previous academic appointments include: the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Fairfield University in Connecticut. In 1999, he was cited as being in the top 1% of authors in the profession of counseling. Some of his most recent books are:
Becoming a Counselor: The Light, the Bright, and the Serious (2nd ed.) (2010), The Counseling Dictionary (3rd ed.) (2010), Counseling: A Comprehensive Profession (6th ed.) (2009), Group Work: A Counseling Specialty (5th ed.)(2011), The Creative Arts in Counseling (4th ed.) (2011), and Family Therapy: History, Theory, & Process (5th ed.) (2011).
Dr. Gladding's leadership in the field of counseling includes service as president of the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES), president of the American Counseling Association, and president of Chi Sigma Iota (international academic and professional counseling honor society).

Continuing Education
Ohio Counselors and Social Workers (Pending)
Ohio Chemical Dependency Counselors (Pending)
Kentucky Counselors
Effective Instructional Leadership Act (Pending)


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