Art and Self Care - Two Part Webinar Part II

Visual Journaling Experiential Workshops

 About this event 

This two-part webinar will be a brief introduction on what art  therapy is and how to use visual journaling as a practice of self care  for health care and allied health providers.

The webinar will incorporate some art making activities for participants to experience.

** This webinar is conducted in English with Khmer Translation.  It is intended for Cambodian Behavioral Health Professionals.

* When you register for the first session, you'll be automatically enrolled in the second session.

 Presenter:  Ms. HoiLam Tang,  Registered ATR-BC 

Ms.  Tang is a Board Certified Art Therapist. She provides art therapy  service for individual ranging from children to elderlies. Her clients  include students with special educational needs, teens with body image  and anxiety issues, battered women from abusive relationships, adults  with emotional and family issues, and elderlies with dementia, and in  recent years cancer patients and their family members.

Sponsored by: Cumberland Presbyterian Chinese Church (CPCC)

865 Jackson St., San Francisco, CA  94133

Terms and Conditions

By attending the Webinar, you agree to the following:

1. You understand that the Webinar is for enhancing clinical skills only  and is not intended to substitute or replace formal training in  psychology, social work, counseling or other behavioral health  professions.

2. You agree to practice sound clinical judgment in  the application of the skills taught in the Webinar and will not hold  CPCC or presenter(s) liable for negligence or any other misconduct.

3. You agree to keep all clinical information discussed in the Webinar confidential in accordance to HIPPA.

4. CPCC organizers may photograph, record, or film the Webinar and reserve  the right to do so for the purposes of promoting future Webinars or  distributing them for educational purpose. You consent to us (or any  other person attending the Webinar) rights of photographing, recording,  or filming you and any persons attending the Webinar with you. You may  not photograph or video the Webinar without our prior consent.

5. Unless otherwise stated, the copyright for any materials used in the  Webinar (including course notes, slides, brochures, articles,  audiovisual recordings and case studies) belong to us and may not be  reproduced/redistributed/posted in any medium without our prior written  consent.

6. You may use such materials for your own business  purposes only and may not reproduce, publish, post, or deal with such  materials in any way for any commercial use.

7. Materials presented are intended for professional use and not intended for use by individual client or patient.