ALCA Chapter III invites you to join us for our monthly Virtual Lunch and Learn series event. This event is FREE to ALCA members, although REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. It offers 1 CE of Ethics and is an opportunity for Chapter III and other ALCA members to gain some related continuing education in practical and convenient ways. Registration fills up quickly, and is capped.

Chapter III members are guaranteed admission to this event, even after capacity. If you are a Chapter III member and need to register after the event has capped, please email Maya McDaniel at [email protected]. Your membership will be verified with the ALCA office.

December 2021 Chapter III Monthly Virtual Lunch and Learn Event:  

DID and the Spectrum of Dissociative Disorders

Ashley Neuhauser LPC, NCC

1 CE Ethics Hour

Friday, December 17th, 2021

12:00PM to 1:00PM CST

Zoom Link to Follow After Registration

Registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/225861827807

**only those registered will be given access to the link. Registration must take place at least 3 hours before the event.

***Because this is a 1 hour program, all attendees MUST be logged into the Zoom room at the program start time to receive credit. We encourage you to arrive to the virtual room a few minutes early.

PROGRAM SUMMARY AND LEARNING OUTCOMES: The majority of households in America report having at least 1 video gamer, and 1 video gaming console. As the video gamer community continues to expand to include individuals from all ages, backgrounds, and cultures, counselors must be equipped to provide empathic, effective, and culturally informed care to this group. With the rise of technology use amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, counselors are encountering an increasing number of clients with video gaming interests. In this session, participants will (1) be exposed to video gaming and video gamer culture, (2) information surrounding ethical care with video gamers, (3) practical considerations for working with this population, and (4) resources for additional training.

Should you have questions, please reach out to Chris DaSambiagio-Moore at [email protected].