Philadelphia Connections believes that continuing education is a key component in creating an effective and exceptional workforce.
Philadelphia Connections commitment to the behavioral health workforce doesn’t stop at graduation. We believe that all professionals should have access to training and education that supports their personal and professional development.
On a quarterly basis, EP alumni, field instructors, and provider agencies are welcome to join us for trainings that will help you meet licensure requirements, brush up on clinical basics, and learn more about evidence-based practices and emerging trends in the clinical world.
The list below is a sample of training sessions that Philadelphia Connections has presented in years past:
- Addiction in American Culture (A view from the ground)
Mr. Ron Gooden
- The Spirit and Method of Motivational Interviewing: Helping People Change
Dr. Scott Glassman
- Ethical Issues in Human Service Practice
Thomas J. Sheeran III, L.C.S.W
- Understanding the Change Process & an Overview of the Principles of Motivational Interviewing
Dr. Kathleen R. Donegan
- Using Continuous Feedback Instruments in Clinical Supervision
Dr. David Martinson
- Timing in Supervision: Critical Incidents in the Middle of the Supervision Process
Dr. Allan Goldberg
- Ethical Practices for the Next Generation: Teaching and Modeling Professional Ethics and Values
Dr. Lloyd Lyter
- Critical Incidents in the Supervision Process
Dr. Allan Goldberg
- Introduction to Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT): An Evidence-Based Treatment for Borderline Personality Disorder
Ms. Edie Mannion
