[Csi-L] Fwd: DSM Webinar June 11th

[Jessica]

Hello CSI ALPHA chapter members!!! 

Below is information about the last CSI webinar of the season! Members that are currently enrolled in diagnoses and treatment planning may especially benefit from this opportunity! It is a FREE webinar scheduled to discuss the changes in the DSM and ICD. 

Please take advantage of this opportunity! Additional information is described below.

Best Regard,

Jessica S. Henry
CSI Alpha Chapter President

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> From: <admin at csi-net.org>
> Date: June 6, 2013, 12:46:20 PM EDT
> To: <jessicashenry at yahoo.com>
> Subject: DSM Webinar June 11th
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> CSIs last webinar of the season will be held next Tuesday, June 11th, from 2-3 pm EST. Dr. Dayle Jones will provide a one-hour overview of changes in the DSM and Diagnosis with DSM-5 and ICD.
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> This webinar is free to all CSI members. CEUs will be provided through your new Member Profile on our new website, csi-net.org, and are free to current members. Former members may easily renew using the website and participate in future webinars. All webinars are recorded and maintained on line for viewing in order to learn and obtain CEUs. Non-members may register as guests on our site and participate in our webinars for a fee.
> Please visit csi-net.org to register for the Webinar (see the link at the bottom left). While you are there please log in (instructions and help menus are on the right) and update your Member Profile. Some member benefits are available only to certain member types (e.g., students, professional counselors, counselor educators) so be sure to verify that you are listed correctly.
> 
> Thank you for your support of CSI. We look forward to providing more webinars and other member benefits in the coming months.
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> Best wishes
> 
> Jane Myers
> Executive Director
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