Treating ADHD: Using Positive Psychology & The Coaching Model with Shane Bruce, LMFT

When
July 18, 2018
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Location
The University Club, 1332 Santa Barbara Street, Santa Barbara, CA 93101
Registered
43 registrants

Registration

Guest/ Non-SB CAMFT Member – $40.00
This is the standard rate for non- SB CAMFT members and guests.
SB CAMFT Member – $30.00
This special discounted rate is a SB CAMFT member benefit available to current members of the Santa Barbara CAMFT Chapter.

Registration is closed

Luncheon is generously sponsored by Recovery Road Medical Center

ADHD is often misunderstood. Recent developments in neuroscience have “popped the hood” on the brain in ways that help us now better understand ADHD. According to recent reports from both ADDCA (ADD Coach Academy and The ACO (ADHD Coaches Organization,) in conjunction with CBT, and medication management, Positive Psychology provides a solid working foundation for successfully treating ADHD. This presentation will explore interventions for managing the symptoms of ADHD using the tenets of Barbara Luther, Master Coach with ADDCA, who draws from Martin Seligman.

Participants will be able to identify the three (3) symptoms of ADHD and be able to differentiate them from PTSD, Complex trauma, and other diagnoses often confused with ADHD.

Participants will be able to identify five (5) key elements as an integrated treatment system for effectively reducing ADHD sxs.

Participant will be able to identify three (3) national and two (2) community and professional resources and support services to help their patients with ADHD

Shane Bruce, LMFT

Big thank you to our luncheon sponsor: Recovery Road Medical Center.

Please Note:

Attendees will earn 1.5 CEUs
Attendees must register and pay in advance in order to attend
Your registration includes a delicious lunch buffet. Please contact the Events Director if you have special dietary needs or grievances at events@santabarbaratherapy.org
You are welcome to park in the University Club parking lot in unreserved spaces.
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodates attendees with disabilities in compliance with state and federal laws and regulations. Event is ADA Compliant.