Participate in 2-Day Workshop
In this 2-day workshop, you will learn from Sari Dangler, MS, LPC-S, LSSP how to:
- Understand basic psychometric principles and measurements in assessments to choose appropriate data collection tools
- Include necessary components to a comprehensive psychological assessment
- Administer, score, and interpret intellectual ability and school achievement tests
- Get acquainted with online rating scales in multiple areas of functioning
- Apply differential diagnosis based on DMS-V-TR criteria
- Include necessary components to psychological assessment report
* Space is limited so register now!
* Registration fee is nonrefundable!
Register by 02/21/2025 to get $50 off!
This is for fully licensed masters level practitioners to learn how to complete psychological assessments in a hands-on, relaxing learning environment.
LPC Associate Assessment Supervision
Sari has over 15 year experience completing Psychological Assessments in different settings and is looking for LPC-Associates who want to gain the training and experience in completing Psychological Assessments under her supervision. This will be a hands-on experience to learn to administer IQ tests, complete interviews, administer and interpret different assessment components, and gain the experience to complete full psychological assessments in her practice.
You will learn to:
- Administer Intellectual Ability and School Achievement tests
- Learn the components of psychological assessments
- Receive interview templates
- Gain experience completing parts of and eventually full psychological assessments
- Learn about appropriate psychometrics and how to choose appropriate test components
- Learn about different online rating scales to add to the assessment
- Free office space use for the assessments and practice
Learning all this is a time consuming process and requires for you to do independent practice, readings, and studying to gain the skills. Regular weekly meetings are held to gain the knowledge in individual, didactic, and group settings.
If interested in Assessment Supervision contact Sari at sari@positivepath.us
Our Mission
Journey of Hope is currently at a pivotal moment. Due to the loss of a significant grant over the past two years, we need the support of mental health professionals and community sponsors to sustain and grow our essential services for grieving families. We invite you to sign up for our Hope Partners Program and view the perks of the partnership. There are also opportunities to sponsor a child for $50, a month of grief crafts for $200, all the materials and curriculum needed for one school to run a grief group for $500, or one month of support groups for $1500. Additionally, we encourage you to share Journey of Hope’s mission and connect us with other businesses and organizations whose values align with ours, inviting them to consider sponsorship. Together, we can continue to offer the critical, compassionate support families need to navigate their grief and ensure no child grieves alone.
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- Peer grief support groups at no cost to families
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