MCA Speakers
MCA and Oakland University's CSI Theta chapter is proud to present Dr. Samuel Gladding as our keynote speaker and Dr. Joyce Marter on Best Practice for Mental Health Clinicians
2019 Michigan Counseling Association Symposium
"BUILDING BRIDGES THROUGH CONNECTIONS AND COLLABORATIONS"
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Welcome to theMichigan Counseling AssociationFounded in 1963, the MCA has a long standing history of service to the profession including legislative advocacy, social change, and professional development. Over the years, we have chartered several divisions across the state of Michigan. We plan to continue membership growth, increase membership engagement, and service to the profession |
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At CAPS we offer an immersive and developmentally-tailored training experience. We strive to structure training experiences with developmentally appropriate challenges that are based in trainees past experience and areas of interest. During their training at CAPS, trainees immerse themselves in all aspects of work at WSU CAPS including clinical services, consultation, outreach to the University community, and professional development. Trainees' clinical efforts are supported with intensive and diverse supervision experiences. We aim to foster professional growth in a supportive and inclusive environment. We value and consider all points of view and strive to collaborate within our own staff and across the University.
Our training program is rooted in creating multiculturally competent and ethical professionals that proudly advocate for WSU's diverse student body. We emphasize evidence-based practice and teach our trainees to evaluate empirical knowledge and consider individual differences and diverse identities in their clinical practice. Interdisciplinary collaboration is embedded within both our training program and broader clinic. Trainees are given the opportunity to work with and learn from staff from all mental health professions (counseling, social work, psychology, and psychiatry). It is our belief that such interdisciplinary collaboration strengthens trainees' command of the broader mental health field and their clinical expertise. Our trainees are integral and valued members of our staff. It is our hope that training at CAPS is a transformative experience that assists trainees in developing not only their professional competencies, but also their professional identity.
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