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Midwest Training Series in
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“The Midwest Training Series has awakened
my creative spirit and pushed me to stretch myself both
professionally and personally beyond what I could have done with any
other types of training programs.” — Kathy Bandstra, “I
am already thinking of the next weekend. This training series has been a
growing experience for me.” — Eve Faes, OTR, Woodstock, Illinois “The sessions provided me with an excellent
introduction to experiential techniques not usually included in more
traditional “classroom” training. As a result of experiencing these
techniques and with an appreciation for their enormous potential, I was able
to incorporate the exercises into case studies that subsequently landed me a
job as director of design with a company that uses experiential learning in
leadership development.” — Richard Richards, Boston, Mass. “You are skillful, encouraging, insightful, organized,
and have a deep base of knowledge.” — Diane Lange,
R.N., public health nurse, Racine, Wisconsin “Karen's workshop style is a wonderful mix of relaxed
professionalism, humor and great up-to-date information. She is a true
presence in our field.” —Taylor Rockwell, Ph.D., CP, psychologist, psychodramatist and
facilitator of drumming circles, Cedarville, Illinois “I want to say how much I respect you and
what you bring to the table. ” — Kathy Amsden, LCSW, Auburn, Maine "Karen's coaching and teaching has changed
how I communicate with my clients. I approach conversation differently
because of her perspective, and I now look for the hidden
dynamics in conversation. This has increased the effectiveness of
my work and relationships with clients. I look forward to our next coaching
session.” — Felicia King, owner of Quality Plus Consulting and host of
"Breakfast Bytes" radio show, Kenosha, Wisconsin "Your interactive style engaged each person in the group
in a meaningful way. Direct service staff have been utilizing what they
learned and experienced ever since the day of the training. Thank you again
for your sensitivity to our unique clients and to the professionalism with
which you delivered your useful message!" — Pat Kiefer, executive
director of WoMen and Children's Horizons, "Thank you for the
thoughtful and well-prepared exercise you led us through today. I thought it
was very helpful in getting the board 'in the mood.' I feel the meeting was
very successful, and your contribution helped to make it so. — Tom Buhler,
president of the board of trustees, Olympia Brown Unitarian Universalist
Church, Racine, "I am inspired by you and
your work daily and consider myself to be extremely privileged to have had
you for a teacher." — Eve Eliot, psychotherapist and author, "Karen Carnabucci has had
consistently good evaluations from people attending our Launchings series of
programs." — Betty Gibble, Launchings coordinator, "The 24th annual
Maryland College Health Nurses Association Conference has ended. Your
expertise made our evening program a big success." —Patricia A.
Weaver, "Thank you for your
informative presentation at the Sixth Annual Eating Disorders on Campus: The
Institutional Response. The feedback from the conference has been extremely
positive and enthusiastic — many people commented how useful and applicable
the sessions were." — "In addition to being very
competent and skilled in action therapy, you have a wonderful teaching
manner. I found myself in rapt attention the full hour." —Patti
Homan, counseling services manager of Hospice of "I have observed Karen's
presence in class and appreciate her friendly way of teaching and responding
to the group. I plan to have her return to teach for the Mini-course program
as often as she wants." — Joanne Evans, director of Special Projects,
University of "Karen
has a calming way about her that makes her presentations so enjoyable. She
has insight and ideas on how to interact with others that few people have.
Our organization has benefited so much by having her as a presenter as well
as a member. Karen is a person who is in touch with herself and helps others
understand themselves better." — Christine Kann, focus group
facilitator and former president of Women "Karen's workshop style is a
wonderful mix of relaxed professionalism, humor and great up-to-date
information. She is also sensitive to each person's style of processing
information and adjusts accordingly." — Taylor Rockwell, Ph.D., CP, "We received many positive
comments about the relevance of the information you presented at our "The participants were led
in team process work by Karen. It was a very informative, lively interactive
way to end a very busy Leadership Racine day." — Newsletter of the "Many of the staff have
commented that the retreat was a positive experience which helped them to
keep going on their jobs." – Terri Kading-Wheeler, LCSW, former
clinical director at Family Service of Racine, |
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Midwest Training Series This ten-month weekend
training series is designed for professionals — educators, group
leaders, mental health professionals, physicians, nurses, attorneys, pastors,
community leaders, human resource directors, professional presenters,
creative entrepreneurs, theater professionals and others who wish to energize
their work and add to their range of experiential skills. We will combine diverse
action modalities —from psychodrama to the Therapeutic
Spiral Model to storytelling to the
new Family Constellation Work —
to explore human change, creativity, leadership, group dynamics,
community-building, experience as education and other professional
disciplines. The series begins September
2007 in Racine, Wis., located on Lake Michigan between Chicago and Milwaukee. For maximum
impact of learning and professional and personal growth, it is suggested that
trainees enroll in the full series, however, we will consider trainees on a
drop-in basis, space permitting. All attending will receive continuing education credits for social
workers, addictions counselors, licensed professional counselors and
attorneys. Schedule is below, which includes three introductory samplers. For full schedule and description of workshops, click here. For catalog and application form for series, click here. For flyer to read, share and post, click here. To contact Karen directly to learn if this program is suitable for
your learning goals, click here
or call The schedule includes: Aug. 31 Secrets To Leading Good Groups with Karen
Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP Sept. 7 Integrating Action And Talk with Karen
Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP Sept. 14 The Power Of Images with Karen Carnabucci,
LCSW, TEP Oct. 20 Are We Having Fun Yet? When Work Is Play with Karen
Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP, and Ronald Anderson, LPC, TEP Love, Marriage & Divorce: Relationships In Action with Karen
Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP, and Ronald Anderson, LPC, CADCIII, TEP Dec. 8 One-To-One Psychodrama with Karen
Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP Tell Me A Story:
Stories For All Seasons with Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP Trauma, Resilience
& Healing with Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP Celebrating Our
Ancestors with Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP What's On Your Plate?
Food, Feelings And You with Karen Carnabucci, May 17-18,
2008 Multiple Addictions with Karen Carnabucci,
LCSW, TEP, and Arlene Story, MS, TEP Ethics and Self Care with Karen
Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP (full day) Ethics In Action: A
Professional Training with Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP (Half day) Hours vary
according to length of workshop. A one-hour lunch break is scheduled; lunch
is on your own or you may bring your own lunch. §
One-day
programs from §
Short
weekends from Continuing education credits
Participants will
receive a certificate for continuing education credits for all training
programs that are part of the Midwest Training Series. CE credits have been
approved for: §
National
Association of Alcohol and Other Drug Counselors (NAADAC) §
National
Association of Certified Counselors ( §
The
American Society of Experiential Therapy (ASET) In addition: §
Social
work credit hours are provided though association with the University of
Wisconsin-Parkside. §
Psychodrama
credit hours will be given toward national certification in Psychodrama,
Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy with the American Board of Examiners in
Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy. §
Continuing
Legal Education (CLEs) also will be available for attorneys and other legal
professionals. These workshops
qualify for continuing education hours as required by many national, state
and local licensing boards and professional associations in other
professions. It is recommended that you save the course outline and
certificate of completion and contact your own board or organization for
specific filing requirements. Please note that
the credit hours are listed a full day’s attendance. In the event of late
arrival and/or early departure, amended certificates indicating the actual
number of credit hours earned will be provided upon calling Karen Carnabucci
at Tuition Estimated cost
for the program is $1,300 which includes: §
All
training sessions September through June including the all-day ethics program
in June with optional additional ethics program. §
Three
one-hour individual supervision sessions by personal appointment, telephone,
e-mail or videotaping. §
Additional
one-hour supervision sessions at a discounted rate of $50 per session. §
Phone
and e-mail contact with faculty. §
Class
materials and outlines. §
Binder
and in-depth handouts. §
Healthy
snacks, spring water, tea and coffee are available during the workshop. §
Discounts
for other workshops at A payment plan
may be arranged if necessary; please contact us for more information. Drop-in fees for
persons not enrolled in the Midwest Training Series are: §
Full
weekend (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) workshops, $225 §
Two-day
weekend workshops, $200 (addiction training $225) §
Saturday
only, $100. §
Individual
supervision sessions with Karen Carnabucci, Scholarships A limited number
of partial scholarships may be available for full-time students, retirees and
others with strong financial need on a first-come basis. Discounts are also
available for three or more persons from the same organization. We also
encourage non-profit organizations to seek grants for training programs of
staff. Please call for details. Additional information Learners
attending from a distance will have the opportunity to receive direct
supervision or mini-trainings on topics of their choice on Thursday or Friday
prior to the training weekend with CE hours and psychodrama hours given.
Appointments for these sessions must be arranged in advance and cannot be
guaranteed if they are made at the last minute. Expectations Expectations for
trainees as a condition for remaining in the program: §
Learners
must be committed to professional and personal growth. §
Learners
are expected to attend all sessions. If a session cannot be attended due to
emergency events, the learner is responsible for speaking with the
instructor(s) to develop a make-up plan. §
If the
learner arranges a payment plan, payments must be made on schedule unless
there are extenuating circumstances that must be discussed before the payment
date. §
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Cancellation
policy: If for any reason the trainers do not accept a prospective learner
into the training or if the training is cancelled, he or she will be refunded
the full amount. Location Training
sessions will take place in Racine, Wis., which is located Racine, Wis., is
25 miles south of Milwaukee, Wis., and 75 miles north of Chicago, Ill. The
location is easily accessible by car, Amtrak (to Sturtevant or
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