Revisiting Immediacy: Integrating an Interpersonal Process Orientation in Counseling

Revisiting Immediacy: Integrating an Interpersonal Process Orientation in Counseling

January 18, 6-8 pm 

PRESENTER: Matt Buckley, Ed.D., LPC, LCMHC

WORKSHOP OBJECTIVES:

1. Understand and apply the foundational concepts to interpersonal process therapy
2. Identify client situations where using immediacy within an interpersonal process focus might be helpful
3. Imagine personalizing aspects of interpersonal process therapy in their own therapeutic work.

*Note: Two hours of continuing education in ethics.

Registration

To register for this free, virtual workshop, please email Ken Roach at ken.roach@rm.edu

Dr. Matt Buckley is a doctoral level Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Mississippi, and a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Utah. He received his master's and doctoral degrees in community counseling and counselor education and supervision from Idaho State University. He has been a practicing counselor since 1993 in Idaho, Mississippi, and Utah, and specializes in marriage and family, child and adolescent, and group counseling. He holds national certifications as a Certified Counselor, Approved Clinical Supervisor, and a Board Certified Telemental Health Counselor. He recently joined Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions as a professor of counseling. Dr. Buckley is also a board approved clinical supervisor in Mississippi where he acts as a clinical supervisor for other professional counselors and counselors-in-training who seek licensure; the diversity of his professional practice includes counseling, consultation, supervision and teaching.