Hoarding Disorder
Helping Clients with Hoarding Disorder: Transform Lives with Expert Strategies & Tools
Virtual via Zoom
Fee: $35 full members; $135 partial members & nonmembers
Continuing Education Hours: 8.0
Course Description
This essential resource is perfect for social workers, counselors, and psychologists dedicated to making a difference in the lives of clients struggling with hoarding disorder. Whether you're an experienced professional or new to the field, this training offers valuable insights and practical techniques to enhance your practice.
Take the first step towards transforming your clients' lives by equipping yourself with the knowledge and tools provided in "Helping Clients with Hoarding Disorder." Learn more and start making a difference today!
Learning Objectives:
- Effective Treatment Strategies: Discover proven methods to help clients manage and overcome hoarding disorder. This comprehensive training equips you with techniques that facilitate positive behavioral changes.
- Encouraging Change: Learn how to inspire clients to develop healthier relationships with their belongings. This approach emphasizes empathy and understanding, enabling you to foster lasting change.
- Comprehensive Assessment Tools: Gain access to a variety of assessment tools and learn how to effectively apply them in your practice. These tools are designed to provide deeper insights into your clients' specific needs and challenges.
About the Trainer
Lisa Anderson, LPC, CSW
Lisa Anderson has been in the Human Services field for decades with an eclectic professional work experience within different systems. She has worked in public, non-profit, medical and private practice sectors.
Lisa started her career in the Medical field, first as a Discharge Planner and then as a social worker in a federally funded clinic. Lisa then moved into the position of Director for the Sexual Assault Recovery Program in Rock County and developed and ran the CASA Program in Rock County at Family Services-SWANI. During this time Lisa was a Treatment Level Foster Parent for 10 years but this ended when Lisa switched paths again and started at Wood County as a Specialized Foster Parent Social Worker and then became the Supervisor for the Wood County Children’s Specialized Unit which included, Comprehensive Community Services Program and Long-Term Care. Lisa transitioned to the Fox Valley, where she was hired as the Outagamie County Crisis Supervisor for the Mental Health Division for 9 years. She also provided outpatient services at Psychology Associates of the Fox Cities.
Currently, Lisa is the owner of L.K. Anderson Consulting, LLC and A Healing Place, Complete Counseling Care. In her private practice, Lisa provides specialized trauma therapy to children, teens and adults. Lisa also provides technical consultation to agencies, such as clinical supervision, team building and Trauma Informed Care. Additionally, Lisa has presented to a variety of audiences on topics, such as, Trauma Informed Care, Trauma Informed Parenting, Self-Care for Foster Parents, Self-Care for Professionals, Ethics and Boundaries; Hoarding, Suicide Prevention, Crisis Planning, Building Resiliency; Secondary Trauma/Stress, Using Telehealth in Private Practice and Team/Relationship Building. She is also an adjunct professor for Advocate/Aurora Family Therapy Training Institute where she teaches a course in Trauma and Family Systems.
Recently, Lisa became a published author for the book, Loosen the Grip: Strategies for Raising Independent and Confident Critical Thinkers. A book about parenting from a different perspective.
Lisa is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Social Worker. She received her Master of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees at UW-Whitewater.
Lisa brings to all her training a level of energy, narratives of professional and personal stories to help build upon concepts and interactive exercises with her audience to have them become an integral part of the training.