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| PSYCHOLOGICAL
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Psychotherapy
to children, adolescents, and adults in the following modalities:
- Individual psychotherapy
- Couples therapy
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- Family therapy
- Group therapy
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Services to organizations
including:
- Leadership training
/ Executive Coaching
- Strategic Planning
- Communication Paths
& Processes
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- Conflict Mediation
- Reconciliation Awareness
- Long-term care and nursing home consultations
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Workshops and seminars
for organizations on numerous topics including:
- Stress Management
- Women in Leadership
- Determining your
Leadership Style
- Introduction to
the Myers-Briggs
- Working Effectively as a Team
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- Anger Management
- Coping with Anxiety
- Juggling the Responsibilities
of Home and Work
- Overcoming Procrastination
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Assessment services
including:
- Cognitive assessment
- Personality assessment
- Psychoeducational
assessment
- Career testing
- Re-assessment
- Pre-Ministry/Vocational Assessment
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- Critical Incident
Assessment
- Neuropsychological
testing
- Police and public
safety screening
- Fitness for duty
evaluations
- Wraparound evaluations
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Seminars for schools
and parent groups on the following topics:
- Homework help
- Dealing with trauma
and loss
- Effective parenting
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- Bullying
- Sibling Rivalry
- Social Skills Training
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| PSYCHIATRIC
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Kelly Counseling and Consulting
offers the following psychiatric services:
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| PRESENTATIONS |
| For over 15 years, the professional
staff of Kelly Counseling & Consulting have been offering a variety
of workshops, retreats, and study days on numerous topics on service
to Church ministries. All of our workshops were developed to meet
the particular needs that the Church group or organization was facing.
The following list is a sample of those workshops, retreats, and study
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- Balance between Family, Work, and Diaconate
responsibilities
- The role of the Deacon's wife
- Parenting issues for the Deacon's family
- Psychological and Emotional Well-being
- Ministry with difficult parishioners
- Basic Counseling Techniques
- Counseling for Spiritual Needs
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- Sharpening one's counseling
techniques in pastoral settings
- Ethical Boundaries for Deacons
- Burnout
- Compassion Fatigue
- Managing Transition
- Leadership Development
- Collaboration
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| Presentations can be tailored
to meet the needs of the sponsor. Their duration ranges from a half
day up to five days. |
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| BROWN
BAG LUNCHES |
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| Please join KELLY COUNSELING
& CONSULTING over your lunch breaks for discussion of selected
topics. Just bring your lunch and an open ear! |
- Stress Management
- Women and Leadership
- Determining your Leadership Style
- Introduction to the Myers-Briggs
- Team Building
- Bullying at Work
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- Effective Parenting
- Anger Management
- Juggling the Responsibilities of Work
and Home
- Coping with Anxiety
- Managing Time Effectively
- Topic of Your Choice
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| REASSESSMENT |
What
is reassessment?
Reassessment is a psychological evaluation that assesses the current
functioning of an individual who has required significant care or
treatment due to mental illness or serious behavior difficulties.
This evaluation includes interviews, personality measures and other
psychological test. Evaluation is not a tool aimed at finding fault
but rather a means of assisting an individual and a system to use
its resources effectively.
Evaluation seems invasive. Wouldnt
it be better to leave well enough alone if the person seems to be
doing well?
In certain instances periodic reassessment is not unlike the regularly
scheduled check-ups that constitute good health care for heart patients
and others who have experienced a serious physical illness. While
the anticipation of any important examination is likely to stir some
anxious feelings, early detection and treatment can save significant
heartache and loss of fulfillment. Prevention is a Pastoral response.
What are the advantages of reassessment?
Regular reassessment is a critical tool for relapse prevention. Data
gathered in a reassessment process is compared to previous evaluation
findings. In this way, it is possible to assess whether the individual
is adapting to his/her current situation or regressing. This is very
similar to a cancer patient who is periodically assessed to determine
the effectiveness of treatment. Comparison of psychological tests
indicates:
- the degree to which an individual
is able to cope with his/her current situation
- the presence or absence of early
warning signs such as depression or anxiety
- the effectiveness of the current
support system
- a measure of insight and self awareness
developed in the period between assessments
- a current measure of empathy
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What if the earlier assessment is not available,
does a reassessment have any value?
Yes, the tests themselves will yield a valid profile and serve
as baseline for the next re-evaluation.
Are there other advantages?
Reassessment provides several additional advantages. For example,
repeated reassessment increases the accuracy of determining an individuals
long-term capacity for recovery and adaptation. Benefits extend beyond
the individual and his/her situation. Over time, a commitment to reassessment
will yield significant data as to the effectiveness of support systems
such as mentoring, supervision, and other after care strategies. Thus
community and diocesan planners are in a more favorable position to
effect supervision and support services that meet the needs of the
diocese/ religious community and its members.
How does reassessment fit into the overall
after-care program?
Reassessment provides the religious superior with information to determine
if a) the current living and ministry placement and b) the support
systems (supervision, mentoring, etc.) already in place are meeting
the needs of the individual and the diocese or religious community.
The frequency of reassessment is dependent upon the issues with which
the individual is dealing.
How often should reassessment take place?
In some instances the frequency would be annually or even every 2
years. Usually one of the recommendations from the reassessment would
deal with the need for any subsequent re-assessments along with the
recommended time interval. |