Informative Workshops
Basic Steps Mental Health Workshop series provides people with cutting-edge psychological methods. The blend of Clinical Psychology and Spirituality is new and vibrant!
Our workshops focus on how to move past the obstacles in your life to achieve your dreams. The training was developed in 1994 and has had a few facelifts to its present format. Get ready to involve yourself in a fun-filled activity that you will inspire you.
Topics Include:
- Creating a vision for your life
- Methods to overcome problems
- Working on the aspects of your personality that hinder success.
- Creating a step by step, easy to follow the plan on accomplishing your dreams
- And More!
Results…
Basic Steps Mental Health does not publish any success rates about its programs for a good reason – Bias. Be wary of facilities that boast of high success rates because until there is an independent private body that does research, success rates can be viewed as a marketing ploy.
We boast of a few things:
- We are dedicated to empowering people with the tools that get to the heart of the matter and help you process through it.
- We stand by our product, provide free aftercare to people completing the Intensive Outpatient program because recovery is not a month-long event, but an ongoing process.
- Our staff is highly approachable and involved and with you every step of the way. We teach by personal example because we believe in what we do.
- Since 1994 Dr. Scott Alpert – our Clinical Director has lectured, blogged, been on the radio, is an author on the subject, and has presented Spiritual Psychology to over 7,000 clients. Many of which were in crisis. This approach has been field tested and gets results!
Next Workshop
Topic: Depression Treatment Workshop
Workshop Date(s):
- Saturday, November 7th | 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Cost: FREE
Location: Online | Video Zoom Call
Description:
Our program teaches people the Spiritual Psychology approach. No, it is not some voodoo, but a clinical approach that mixes and matches 10 of the top Psychological approaches to treat a problem at its root.
As winter closes in, and daylight is diminishing, It is natural for people to become depressed at this time of the year. Add on the holidays and the memories from the past, or difficulties with current relationships can spell doom to many in these times of COVID-19 – which adds on to the stress.
If you are irritable, isolating, sad, feeling helpless, hopeless, and worthless, please muster up the strength to attend this workshop on how to learn how to overcome these feelings and become stable.
Saturday November 7th from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm Basic Steps Mental Health is putting on a free workshop on using Spiritual Psychology to address the root of the problem in a compassionate and sometimes playful way.
In making believe that all the difficulties from your past are just going to disappear after you sleep on it, there is good and bad news. The bad news is this isn’t the way to heal, only the way to push it down into the subconscious mind where it plays out in dreams or gets easily triggered when people in your life act in certain ways. The good news is there are lots of psychological approaches you can use on yourself to address the ancient wounds and heal by your own efforts.
There will be a talk on Forgiveness of others as a spiritual bypass in which we bypass the healing in not addressing the issue the proper way.
Sign up early, since it is a free workshop. Contact your family and friends because it will give you something different to talk about, something that is healing and uplifting. This is a new psychology, a psychology of hope. Let others who you care about know about this too, so they too don’t suffer needlessly anymore.
This is a FREE workshop, so please sign up now using the form below. Two days before the workshop you will receive an email reminder with the Zoom link and passcode.
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