Events Calendar

  • Law and Ethics - Accountability Remains Human: CAMFT’s Ethics Standards for Telehealth, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence (AI)

    • 10 Apr 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Online via CAMFT website (Zoom)


    Law and Ethics

    Accountability Remains Human: CAMFT’s Ethics Standards for Telehealth, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence (AI)

    Friday, April 10, 2026

    9am-12pm

    with Luke Martin, Esq., CAMFT Staff Attorney

    3 CE credits

    Online via CAMFT website (Zoom)

    (click on on webinar series link or register now button below)

    Description

    Learn from CAMFT's expert attorneys in a Law and Ethics webinar series to support your practice.

    This presentation walks through the approved updates to Section 6 of the CAMFT Code of Ethics, which addresses Telehealth, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence (AI). It explains what the changes mean in practice and how they guide therapists in responsibly using digital tools and AI across clinical work, supervision, documentation, practice management, education, and public-facing activities. The presentation also highlights how the revisions ensure that technological innovation does not diminish therapist accountability, reinforce the importance of professional judgment, and establish clear ethical guardrails for competence, informed consent, confidentiality, disclosures, and legal compliance. Collectively, these updates provide a forward-looking yet grounded ethical framework that supports responsible adoption of emerging technologies while safeguarding client welfare and the integrity of the profession.

    Learning Objectives

    At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

    1. Explain the purpose and scope of the approved revisions to Section 6 of the CAMFT Code of Ethics related to Telehealth, Technology, and Artificial Intelligence.
    2. Identify key ethical responsibilities for marriage and family therapists when using technology and AI, including competence, confidentiality, informed consent, disclosures, and accountability.
    3. Understand the ethical risks associated with technology and AI use in therapy, including confidentiality limitations, bias, and overreliance, and how the revised standards address those risks.
    4. Recognize the legal and ethical compliance obligations associated with technology-assisted care, including ongoing duties to remain current with applicable laws and regulations.
    5. Apply the approved ethical framework to real-world clinical, supervisory, and organizational contexts involving digital tools and AI.

    Presenter

    Luke Martin, Esq., CAMFT Staff Attorney is a member of the State Bar of California since 2011, joined CAMFT as a Staff Attorney in 2019. He holds a Master of Business Administration with honors and a Juris Doctorate Degree specializing in Child, Family and Elder Law with honors. Prior to coming to CAMFT, Luke ran a private practice focusing on civil litigation and represented several businesses with annual revenues in the millions. He has been recognized by the State Bar of California with the Wiley E. Manuel Certificate for Pro Bono Legal Services for his legal assistance in helping victims of domestic violence. In addition to his work at CAMFT, Luke is an adjunct professor for several universities lecturing on political science and business law and sits on University of Arizona’s Faculty Senate.

    Other Details

    Cost: 

    Chapter members: $60

    CAMFT members: $65

    Non-member $85

    Members of a local chapter will receive a $5 discount on the Law and Ethics webinars. It's our way of saying thank you for being a valued part of the chapter community.

    Can't attend the webinar? No problem! Be sure to register until the day of the webinar as it will be recorded and your registration will have access to the recording for 2 months and you will still be able to earn your CEs.

    REGISTER NOW

    (leads to this specific event on CAMFT website)

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  • Financial Empowerment Webinar Series - Part 4: Retirement & Wealth Preservation

    • 17 Apr 2026
    • 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
    • Online via Zoom (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)
    • Be the first
    Register


    Finance Empowerment Webinar Series

    This series is a 4-part journey to financial stability and wealth building. Financial confidence is not accidental--it's built through strategy, education, and intentional action. Join us for a dynamic, hands-on 4-class webinar series designed to help you take control of your finances, strengthen your foundation, and build lasting wealth. Whether you are just beginning or refining your financial strategy this series is designed for all skill levels.

    Class 1 (3/6): Increase Cash Flow/Debt Management. Your wealth journey begins with control. This session focuses on immediate actionable steps to create financial breathing room and momentum.

    Class 2 (3/20): Build a Strong Financial Foundation & Proper Protection. Before building wealth; you must protect it. This class ensures you are financially stable and safeguarded against unexpected setbacks.

    Class 3 (4/3): Building Wealth & Asset Accumulation. Now we grow. This class ensures you will learn long term wealth building systems. This class focuses on disciplined growth and strategic expansion. 

    Class 4 (4/17): Retirement & Wealth Preservation. Building wealth is only part of the equation; preserving it matters just as much. Learn how to strengthen financial confidence, reduce financial stress, make informed strategic decisions, and build sustainable long-term wealth. Financial stability is foundational to personal freedom. Join us and take intentional steps toward your financial future.

    Presenter(s)

    Andrew Argel is a seasoned entrepreneur, financial strategist, and mentor dedicated to helping families and business owners achieve financial security and independence. As the founder of a thriving agency under Revolution Financial Management, he’s built a reputation for integrity, compassion, and results-driven planning. Guided by his faith and values, Andrew leads with character and a deep commitment to doing what’s right for his clients. His career began as a children’s gym instructor and manager, where he developed leadership and business skills that now fuel his success in finance. Today, Andrew empowers others to build thriving businesses and lasting legacies through education, mentorship, and purpose-driven strategy. A respected speaker and coach, he inspires people to strengthen their mindset, overcome adversity, and pursue lives of faith, freedom, and fulfillment.

    Geraldine Cabreros is a Licensed Vocational Nurse who chose a new path as an entrepreneur, electrologist, and financial professional. She founded Geraldinesthetics & Electrolysis in San Diego, where she helps clients achieve lasting confidence through permanent hair removal. Her commitment to excellence and care has allowed her to grow her business while expanding into the financial industry. With a strong foundation in healthcare, Geraldine brings precision, trust, and compassion into every area of her work. She now partners with a financial firm to guide families toward financial freedom, teaching strategies that protect their future and build lasting wealth. Her journey reflects her deepest values. Faith grounds her decisions, family fuels her drive, and legacy inspires her mission. Geraldine continues to empower others to take bold steps, believe in themselves, and create lives filled with both confidence and security.

    Tamalina Cummings is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a 20-year history as a Naval combat veteran. It is where she learned honor, courage and commitment, but more importantly, "no man left behind' which she holds close to her heart. Tamalina is the founder and primary counselor at Rebooting Life where she continues to help others take that next step in building the best version of themselves. That same drive that led her into the therapeutic path, expanded into the financial field where she also seeks out to help others find solace in securing their financial futures through education and planning.

    Event Details

    When: Friday, April 17, 2026 (registration closes evening before event)

    Time: 12pm-1pm

    Location: Online via Zoom (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)

    Cost: FREE for chapter members, $5 for non-members

    For: Mental Health Professionals/Therapists, Chapter Members and Non-Members

    Questions: Contact event organizer and Board Treasurer, Tamalina Cummings, LMFT via email or by phone 619-992-7002.

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  • Psych Hike/Walk Group - April 2026

    • 19 Apr 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Torrey Pines Beach Trail Loop
    Register


    Psych Hike/Walk Group

    Join us for a group outing and a great way to start your morning! Enjoy beautiful views and a chance to connect with your peers. Bring water, good walking shoes, snacks and smiles.

    This group typically meets first Sunday of every month at varying locations.

    See below details for this month.

    Event Details

    When: Sunday, April 19, 2026 (registration closes morning of event)

    Time: 10am-12pm (we will wait 15 minutes for any late arrivals)

    Location: Torrey Pines Beach Trail Loop

    Look for Tamalina and her black service animal, Amaya.

    Cost: FREE

    For: Members and Non-Members (family and friends are welcome to join)

    Questions: Contact event organizer and Board Treasurer, Tamalina Cummings, LMFT via email or by phone 619-992-7002.

    We may take pictures during hike. If you would not like these pictures posted, please contact or let Tamalina know during hike.

    Here is an image from our last hike:


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  • Allied Intersectionality Now - April 2026

    • 26 Apr 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Virtual Zoom Meeting (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)
    • 99
    • Be the first
    Register


    Allied Intersectionality Now 

    This ongoing event will offer a safe space where we can discuss current stressors for therapists, explore solutions, and increase self-care.

    This event is an opportunity to be in a safe space to discuss our needs as therapists during this political climate and to discuss ways to manage our own emotions as we hold space for our clients and explore our own self care skills.

    This is also an opportunity for collaboration. In the spirit of intersectionality, and to recognize our interconnected nature as therapists and as human beings at the level of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation, we are coming together to hear from our fellow therapists and support each other, as well as to be supported around our own anxiety and stress.

    It is also an opportunity to provide feed back to board member around your needs as SD-CAMFT Members.

    Goals

    • Direct a safe space for therapists to relax and talk about what it is like to be a helper in such a time of high need from our clients.
    • To support each other and to build on our essential connectedness as a universal point of understanding.
    • Navigate ways to manage our self-care now more than ever.

    We will have a Question/Answer (Q&A) session and will hold space to discuss Best Practices.

    This event is presented by board members for the members of this chapter. Facilitators will vary from meeting to meeting. 

    If you're interested in attending and not a member of our chapter, become a member here!


    WHEN


    Sunday, April 26, 2026

    7pm-8:30pm

    Virtual Zoom Meeting

    *meets last Sunday of every month, must sign up for each interested separately*

    (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)


    COST


    FREE to all San Diego CAMFT chapter members

    OTHER INFO


    This event is for mental health professionals, to foster membership engagement. 


    This event is provided by the San Diego Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. SD-CAMFT maintains responsibility for the program and all its content.


    Please email the Education Chair at education@camft-sandiego.org for questions, accommodations, or grievances.
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  • Allied Intersectionality Now - May 2026

    • 24 May 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Virtual Zoom Meeting (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)
    • 99
    • Be the first
    Register


    Allied Intersectionality Now 

    This ongoing event will offer a safe space where we can discuss current stressors for therapists, explore solutions, and increase self-care.

    This event is an opportunity to be in a safe space to discuss our needs as therapists during this political climate and to discuss ways to manage our own emotions as we hold space for our clients and explore our own self care skills.

    This is also an opportunity for collaboration. In the spirit of intersectionality, and to recognize our interconnected nature as therapists and as human beings at the level of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation, we are coming together to hear from our fellow therapists and support each other, as well as to be supported around our own anxiety and stress.

    It is also an opportunity to provide feed back to board member around your needs as SD-CAMFT Members.

    Goals

    • Direct a safe space for therapists to relax and talk about what it is like to be a helper in such a time of high need from our clients.
    • To support each other and to build on our essential connectedness as a universal point of understanding.
    • Navigate ways to manage our self-care now more than ever.

    We will have a Question/Answer (Q&A) session and will hold space to discuss Best Practices.

    This event is presented by board members for the members of this chapter. Facilitators will vary from meeting to meeting. OUR MODERATORS: Luyi “Chloe” Xu, Pre-Licensed Director, James Sharkey, Membership Director, Donna Chapman, Acting President/Education Chair.

    If you're interested in attending and not a member of our chapter, become a member here!


    WHEN


    Sunday, May 24, 2026

    7pm-8:30pm

    Virtual Zoom Meeting

    *meets last Sunday of every month, must sign up for each interested separately*

    (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)


    COST


    FREE to all San Diego CAMFT chapter members

    OTHER INFO


    This event is for mental health professionals, to foster membership engagement. 


    This event is provided by the San Diego Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. SD-CAMFT maintains responsibility for the program and all its content.


    Please email the Education Chair at education@camft-sandiego.org for questions, accommodations, or grievances.
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  • Law and Ethics - Treating Jack: Navigating Legal & Ethical Considerations in the Treatment of Minors

    • 05 Jun 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Online via CAMFT website (Zoom)


    Law and Ethics

    Treating Jack: Navigating Legal & Ethical Considerations in the Treatment of Minors

    Friday, June 5, 2026

    9am-12pm

    with Kristin Roscoe, Esq., CAMFT Staff Attorney

    3 CE credits

    Online via CAMFT website (Zoom)

    (click on on webinar series link or register now button below)

    Description

    Learn from CAMFT's expert attorneys in a Law and Ethics webinar series to support your practice.

    Children are cute, but the issues you often face in their treatment can be complex. In this three-hour CE course, CAMFT attorney Kristin Roscoe will use the story of 13-year-old “Jack” to guide attendees through common legal and ethical issues a therapist might reasonably encounter when working with a child. From consent to treatment, mandated reporting, writing letters, to court involvement, attendees will learn how to spot areas of liability and best proceed to support the treatment of minors.

    Learning Objectives

    At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

    1. Identify who may consent to the treatment of a minor and understand the particulars of a minor being able to consent to their own treatment.
    2. Distinguish when some common mandated reporting scenarios may be permissive rather than mandatory.
    3. Understand the legal and ethical risks associated with writing letters, particularly when there is court involvement.
    4. Understand the psychotherapist-patient privilege and how best to support minor patients during custody or guardianship legal proceedings.

    Presenter

    Kristin Roscoe, Esq., CAMFT Staff Attorney takes CAMFT member phone calls regarding law and ethics issues and contributes articles on those subjects to CAMFT's publication, the Therapist. Prior to joining CAMFT’s legal team in 2019, Kristin represented healthcare professionals and hospitals in medical malpractice litigation at La Follette, Johnson, DeHaas, Fesler & Ames. Since entering the legal profession, Kristin has worked in various capacities presenting to and advocating on behalf of her clients both in and outside of the courtroom. Kristin received her B.A. from The College of Wooster in 2006 and graduated from The American University Washington College of Law with her J.D. in 2012.

    Other Details

    Cost: 

    Chapter members: $60

    CAMFT members: $65

    Non-member $85

    Members of a local chapter will receive a $5 discount on the Law and Ethics webinars. It's our way of saying thank you for being a valued part of the chapter community.

    Can't attend the webinar? No problem! Be sure to register until the day of the webinar as it will be recorded and your registration will have access to the recording for 2 months and you will still be able to earn your CEs.

    REGISTER NOW

    (leads to this specific event on CAMFT website)

    Show details

  • Allied Intersectionality Now - June 2026

    • 28 Jun 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Virtual Zoom Meeting (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)
    • 99
    • Be the first
    Register


    Allied Intersectionality Now 

    This ongoing event will offer a safe space where we can discuss current stressors for therapists, explore solutions, and increase self-care.

    This event is an opportunity to be in a safe space to discuss our needs as therapists during this political climate and to discuss ways to manage our own emotions as we hold space for our clients and explore our own self care skills.

    This is also an opportunity for collaboration. In the spirit of intersectionality, and to recognize our interconnected nature as therapists and as human beings at the level of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation, we are coming together to hear from our fellow therapists and support each other, as well as to be supported around our own anxiety and stress.

    It is also an opportunity to provide feed back to board member around your needs as SD-CAMFT Members.

    Goals

    • Direct a safe space for therapists to relax and talk about what it is like to be a helper in such a time of high need from our clients.
    • To support each other and to build on our essential connectedness as a universal point of understanding.
    • Navigate ways to manage our self-care now more than ever.

    We will have a Question/Answer (Q&A) session and will hold space to discuss Best Practices.

    This event is presented by board members for the members of this chapter. Facilitators will vary from meeting to meeting. OUR MODERATORS: Luyi “Chloe” Xu, Pre-Licensed Director, James Sharkey, Membership Director, Donna Chapman, Acting President/Education Chair.

    If you're interested in attending and not a member of our chapter, become a member here!


    WHEN


    Sunday, June 28, 2026

    7pm-8:30pm

    Virtual Zoom Meeting

    *meets last Sunday of every month, must sign up for each interested separately*

    (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)


    COST


    FREE to all San Diego CAMFT chapter members

    OTHER INFO


    This event is for mental health professionals, to foster membership engagement. 


    This event is provided by the San Diego Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. SD-CAMFT maintains responsibility for the program and all its content.


    Please email the Education Chair at education@camft-sandiego.org for questions, accommodations, or grievances.
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  • Allied Intersectionality Now - July 2026

    • 26 Jul 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Virtual Zoom Meeting (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)
    • 99
    • Be the first
    Register


    Allied Intersectionality Now 

    This ongoing event will offer a safe space where we can discuss current stressors for therapists, explore solutions, and increase self-care.

    This event is an opportunity to be in a safe space to discuss our needs as therapists during this political climate and to discuss ways to manage our own emotions as we hold space for our clients and explore our own self care skills.

    This is also an opportunity for collaboration. In the spirit of intersectionality, and to recognize our interconnected nature as therapists and as human beings at the level of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation, we are coming together to hear from our fellow therapists and support each other, as well as to be supported around our own anxiety and stress.

    It is also an opportunity to provide feed back to board member around your needs as SD-CAMFT Members.

    Goals

    • Direct a safe space for therapists to relax and talk about what it is like to be a helper in such a time of high need from our clients.
    • To support each other and to build on our essential connectedness as a universal point of understanding.
    • Navigate ways to manage our self-care now more than ever.

    We will have a Question/Answer (Q&A) session and will hold space to discuss Best Practices.

    This event is presented by board members for the members of this chapter. Facilitators will vary from meeting to meeting. OUR MODERATORS: Luyi “Chloe” Xu, Pre-Licensed Director, James Sharkey, Membership Director, Donna Chapman, Acting President/Education Chair.

    If you're interested in attending and not a member of our chapter, become a member here!


    WHEN


    Sunday, July 26, 2026

    7pm-8:30pm

    Virtual Zoom Meeting

    *meets last Sunday of every month, must sign up for each interested separately*

    (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)


    COST


    FREE to all San Diego CAMFT chapter members

    OTHER INFO


    This event is for mental health professionals, to foster membership engagement. 


    This event is provided by the San Diego Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. SD-CAMFT maintains responsibility for the program and all its content.


    Please email the Education Chair at education@camft-sandiego.org for questions, accommodations, or grievances.
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  • Law and Ethics - Dealing with Issues Around Gifts, Advertising, and Termination

    • 07 Aug 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Online via CAMFT website (Zoom)


    Law and Ethics

    Dealing with Issues Around Gifts, Advertising, and Termination

    Friday, August 7, 2026

    9am-12pm

    with Alain Montgomery, Esq.

    3 CE credits

    Online via CAMFT website (Zoom)

    (click on on webinar series link or register now button below)

    Description

    Learn from CAMFT's expert attorneys in a Law and Ethics webinar series to support your practice.

    This 3-hour law and ethics webinar will delve into the more nuanced areas of gift giving and receiving within the context of the therapeutic relationship, explain updates to the BBS advertising regulations, and describe the elements that constitute ethical client termination. Each of these topics is unique and requires a clear and thorough understanding of the legal and ethical implications involved. This webinar will be informative in a way that helps participants formulate legally and ethically sound courses of action in dealing with each of these areas in their practice.

    Learning Objectives

    At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

    1. Interpret the CAMFT ethical standards relevant to gift giving and receiving.
    2. Asses when it is appropriate and/or inappropriate to either give and/or receive a gift during the therapeutic relationship.
    3. Identify the updated BBS advertising regulations.
    4. Apply advertising standards in alignment with all legal and ethical requirements.

    Presenter

    Alain Montgomery, Esq. is a member of the State Bar of California. Alain received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of California at Berkeley and a Juris Doctor degree from Thomas Jefferson School of Law. Prior to joining the CAMFT legal department, Alain worked in public interest law as a legal advisor for the Superior Court of California where he helped self-represented parties navigate the complexities of small claims litigation. As a member of the CAMFT legal department, Alain has served as part of the support staff for the CAMFT Ethics Committee and has represented the Association at various state regulatory board meetings. After graduating from college and before attending law school, Alain worked as a ski instructor at Mammoth Mountain Ski Resort.

    Other Details

    Cost: 

    Chapter members: $60

    CAMFT members: $65

    Non-member $85

    Members of a local chapter will receive a $5 discount on the Law and Ethics webinars. It's our way of saying thank you for being a valued part of the chapter community.

    Can't attend the webinar? No problem! Be sure to register until the day of the webinar as it will be recorded and your registration will have access to the recording for 2 months and you will still be able to earn your CEs.

    REGISTER NOW

    (leads to this specific event on CAMFT website)

    Show details

  • Allied Intersectionality Now - August 2026

    • 30 Aug 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Virtual Zoom Meeting (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)
    • 99
    • Be the first
    Register


    Allied Intersectionality Now 

    This ongoing event will offer a safe space where we can discuss current stressors for therapists, explore solutions, and increase self-care.

    This event is an opportunity to be in a safe space to discuss our needs as therapists during this political climate and to discuss ways to manage our own emotions as we hold space for our clients and explore our own self care skills.

    This is also an opportunity for collaboration. In the spirit of intersectionality, and to recognize our interconnected nature as therapists and as human beings at the level of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation, we are coming together to hear from our fellow therapists and support each other, as well as to be supported around our own anxiety and stress.

    It is also an opportunity to provide feed back to board member around your needs as SD-CAMFT Members.

    Goals

    • Direct a safe space for therapists to relax and talk about what it is like to be a helper in such a time of high need from our clients.
    • To support each other and to build on our essential connectedness as a universal point of understanding.
    • Navigate ways to manage our self-care now more than ever.

    We will have a Question/Answer (Q&A) session and will hold space to discuss Best Practices.

    This event is presented by board members for the members of this chapter. Facilitators will vary from meeting to meeting. OUR MODERATORS: Luyi “Chloe” Xu, Pre-Licensed Director, James Sharkey, Membership Director, Donna Chapman, Acting President/Education Chair.

    If you're interested in attending and not a member of our chapter, become a member here!


    WHEN


    Sunday, August 30, 2026

    7pm-8:30pm

    Virtual Zoom Meeting

    *meets last Sunday of every month, must sign up for each interested separately*

    (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)


    COST


    FREE to all San Diego CAMFT chapter members

    OTHER INFO


    This event is for mental health professionals, to foster membership engagement. 


    This event is provided by the San Diego Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. SD-CAMFT maintains responsibility for the program and all its content.


    Please email the Education Chair at education@camft-sandiego.org for questions, accommodations, or grievances.
    Show details

  • Allied Intersectionality Now - September 2026

    • 27 Sep 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Virtual Zoom Meeting (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)
    • 99
    • Be the first
    Register


    Allied Intersectionality Now 

    This ongoing event will offer a safe space where we can discuss current stressors for therapists, explore solutions, and increase self-care.

    This event is an opportunity to be in a safe space to discuss our needs as therapists during this political climate and to discuss ways to manage our own emotions as we hold space for our clients and explore our own self care skills.

    This is also an opportunity for collaboration. In the spirit of intersectionality, and to recognize our interconnected nature as therapists and as human beings at the level of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation, we are coming together to hear from our fellow therapists and support each other, as well as to be supported around our own anxiety and stress.

    It is also an opportunity to provide feed back to board member around your needs as SD-CAMFT Members.

    Goals

    • Direct a safe space for therapists to relax and talk about what it is like to be a helper in such a time of high need from our clients.
    • To support each other and to build on our essential connectedness as a universal point of understanding.
    • Navigate ways to manage our self-care now more than ever.

    We will have a Question/Answer (Q&A) session and will hold space to discuss Best Practices.

    This event is presented by board members for the members of this chapter. Facilitators will vary from meeting to meeting. OUR MODERATORS: Luyi “Chloe” Xu, Pre-Licensed Director, James Sharkey, Membership Director, Donna Chapman, Acting President/Education Chair.

    If you're interested in attending and not a member of our chapter, become a member here!


    WHEN


    Sunday, September 27, 2026

    7pm-8:30pm

    Virtual Zoom Meeting

    *meets last Sunday of every month, must sign up for each interested separately*

    (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)


    COST


    FREE to all San Diego CAMFT chapter members

    OTHER INFO


    This event is for mental health professionals, to foster membership engagement. 


    This event is provided by the San Diego Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. SD-CAMFT maintains responsibility for the program and all its content.


    Please email the Education Chair at education@camft-sandiego.org for questions, accommodations, or grievances.
    Show details

  • Law and Ethics - Common Insurance Issues and Questions Demystified

    • 02 Oct 2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Online via CAMFT website (Zoom)


    Law and Ethics

    Common Insurance Issues and Questions Demystified

    Friday, October 2, 2026

    9am-12pm

    with Sara Jasper, Esq., CAMFT Staff Attorney

    3 CE credits

    Online via CAMFT website (Zoom)

    (click on on webinar series link or register now button below)

    Description

    Learn from CAMFT's expert attorneys in a Law and Ethics webinar series to support your practice.

    This law and ethics-focused training is designed for mental health professionals who are paneled with insurance companies, considering becoming in-network, or seeing clients who wish to use out-of-network benefits. While insurance provides increased access to care, it also introduces complex legal and ethical obligations. During the training, Ms. Jasper will discuss how to fully inform patients about insurance issues at the outset of treatment, bill accurately and respond to records requests and audits in a manner that complies with state and federal confidentiality laws.

    Learning Objectives

    At the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

    1. Identify essential insurance-related disclosures that must be included in the informed consent process at the outset of treatment.
    2. Implement informed consent procedures that fully notify patients about insurance issues and financial responsibilities at the start of treatment.
    3. Execute accurate billing practices to ensure compliance with insurance company requirements and professional standards.
    4. Identify common reasons for insurance record requests and audits.
    5. Respond to records requests and insurance audits effectively while maintaining adherence to state and federal confidentiality laws, such as HIPAA.

    Presenter

    Sara Jasper, Esq., CAMFT Staff Attorney grew up in the Sacramento area. She graduated magna cum laude from California State University, Chico with a B.A. in Journalism. While attending CSUC, Sara Interned for Scripps Howard News Service in Washington, D.C. and served as an editor for the award-winning weekly student newspaper, The Orion. Sara attended The University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law where she served as a library research assistant to professors on campus. During law school, she also clerked for the California Judicial Council, Center for Children, Families & the Courts and for the National Center for Youth Law. Until she moved to San Diego last fall, Sara was on the Board of Directors for Sacramento Court Appointed Special Advocates (C.A.S.A.) and is a member of the State Bar of California. Prior to joining CAMFT, Sara worked at the private firm of Middleton, Young & Minney, LLP where she specialized in education and employment law. Sara also worked as the Legal Liaison and Administrative Officer in the Office of the Chief of Police for the City of Sacramento for three years. She assumed her role with the City of Sacramento's Police Department upon graduating from law school.

    Other Details

    Cost: 

    Chapter members: $60

    CAMFT members: $65

    Non-member $85

    Members of a local chapter will receive a $5 discount on the Law and Ethics webinars. It's our way of saying thank you for being a valued part of the chapter community.

    Can't attend the webinar? No problem! Be sure to register until the day of the webinar as it will be recorded and your registration will have access to the recording for 2 months and you will still be able to earn your CEs.

    REGISTER NOW

    (leads to this specific event on CAMFT website)

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  • Allied Intersectionality Now - October 2026

    • 25 Oct 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Virtual Zoom Meeting (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)
    • 99
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    Allied Intersectionality Now 

    This ongoing event will offer a safe space where we can discuss current stressors for therapists, explore solutions, and increase self-care.

    This event is an opportunity to be in a safe space to discuss our needs as therapists during this political climate and to discuss ways to manage our own emotions as we hold space for our clients and explore our own self care skills.

    This is also an opportunity for collaboration. In the spirit of intersectionality, and to recognize our interconnected nature as therapists and as human beings at the level of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation, we are coming together to hear from our fellow therapists and support each other, as well as to be supported around our own anxiety and stress.

    It is also an opportunity to provide feed back to board member around your needs as SD-CAMFT Members.

    Goals

    • Direct a safe space for therapists to relax and talk about what it is like to be a helper in such a time of high need from our clients.
    • To support each other and to build on our essential connectedness as a universal point of understanding.
    • Navigate ways to manage our self-care now more than ever.

    We will have a Question/Answer (Q&A) session and will hold space to discuss Best Practices.

    This event is presented by board members for the members of this chapter. Facilitators will vary from meeting to meeting. OUR MODERATORS: Luyi “Chloe” Xu, Pre-Licensed Director, James Sharkey, Membership Director, Donna Chapman, Acting President/Education Chair.

    If you're interested in attending and not a member of our chapter, become a member here!


    WHEN


    Sunday, October 25, 2026

    7pm-8:30pm

    Virtual Zoom Meeting

    *meets last Sunday of every month, must sign up for each interested separately*

    (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)


    COST


    FREE to all San Diego CAMFT chapter members

    OTHER INFO


    This event is for mental health professionals, to foster membership engagement. 


    This event is provided by the San Diego Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. SD-CAMFT maintains responsibility for the program and all its content.


    Please email the Education Chair at education@camft-sandiego.org for questions, accommodations, or grievances.
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  • Allied Intersectionality Now - November 2026

    • 29 Nov 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Virtual Zoom Meeting (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)
    • 99
    • Be the first
    Register


    Allied Intersectionality Now 

    This ongoing event will offer a safe space where we can discuss current stressors for therapists, explore solutions, and increase self-care.

    This event is an opportunity to be in a safe space to discuss our needs as therapists during this political climate and to discuss ways to manage our own emotions as we hold space for our clients and explore our own self care skills.

    This is also an opportunity for collaboration. In the spirit of intersectionality, and to recognize our interconnected nature as therapists and as human beings at the level of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation, we are coming together to hear from our fellow therapists and support each other, as well as to be supported around our own anxiety and stress.

    It is also an opportunity to provide feed back to board member around your needs as SD-CAMFT Members.

    Goals

    • Direct a safe space for therapists to relax and talk about what it is like to be a helper in such a time of high need from our clients.
    • To support each other and to build on our essential connectedness as a universal point of understanding.
    • Navigate ways to manage our self-care now more than ever.

    We will have a Question/Answer (Q&A) session and will hold space to discuss Best Practices.

    This event is presented by board members for the members of this chapter. Facilitators will vary from meeting to meeting. OUR MODERATORS: Luyi “Chloe” Xu, Pre-Licensed Director, James Sharkey, Membership Director, Donna Chapman, Acting President/Education Chair.

    If you're interested in attending and not a member of our chapter, become a member here!


    WHEN


    Sunday, November 29, 2026

    7pm-8:30pm

    Virtual Zoom Meeting

    *meets last Sunday of every month, must sign up for each interested separately*

    (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)


    COST


    FREE to all San Diego CAMFT chapter members

    OTHER INFO


    This event is for mental health professionals, to foster membership engagement. 


    This event is provided by the San Diego Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. SD-CAMFT maintains responsibility for the program and all its content.


    Please email the Education Chair at education@camft-sandiego.org for questions, accommodations, or grievances.
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  • Allied Intersectionality Now - December 2026

    • 27 Dec 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • Virtual Zoom Meeting (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)
    • 99
    • Be the first
    Register


    Allied Intersectionality Now 

    This ongoing event will offer a safe space where we can discuss current stressors for therapists, explore solutions, and increase self-care.

    This event is an opportunity to be in a safe space to discuss our needs as therapists during this political climate and to discuss ways to manage our own emotions as we hold space for our clients and explore our own self care skills.

    This is also an opportunity for collaboration. In the spirit of intersectionality, and to recognize our interconnected nature as therapists and as human beings at the level of race, class, gender, and sexual orientation, we are coming together to hear from our fellow therapists and support each other, as well as to be supported around our own anxiety and stress.

    It is also an opportunity to provide feed back to board member around your needs as SD-CAMFT Members.

    Goals

    • Direct a safe space for therapists to relax and talk about what it is like to be a helper in such a time of high need from our clients.
    • To support each other and to build on our essential connectedness as a universal point of understanding.
    • Navigate ways to manage our self-care now more than ever.

    We will have a Question/Answer (Q&A) session and will hold space to discuss Best Practices.

    This event is presented by board members for the members of this chapter. Facilitators will vary from meeting to meeting. OUR MODERATORS: Luyi “Chloe” Xu, Pre-Licensed Director, James Sharkey, Membership Director, Donna Chapman, Acting President/Education Chair.

    If you're interested in attending and not a member of our chapter, become a member here!


    WHEN


    Sunday, December 27, 2026

    7pm-8:30pm

    Virtual Zoom Meeting

    *meets last Sunday of every month, must sign up for each interested separately*

    (link will be sent in registration confirmation and reminder emails)


    COST


    FREE to all San Diego CAMFT chapter members

    OTHER INFO


    This event is for mental health professionals, to foster membership engagement. 


    This event is provided by the San Diego Chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. SD-CAMFT maintains responsibility for the program and all its content.


    Please email the Education Chair at education@camft-sandiego.org for questions, accommodations, or grievances.
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30 Nov 2025 Allied Intersectionality Now - November 2025
17 Nov 2025 Finance Webinar Series - Retirement Series Part 1: Retirement Reality Check
14 Nov 2025 Finance Webinar Series - Your Greatest Session: Protecting Your Family’s Future (Life Insurance)
02 Nov 2025 Psych Hike/Walk Group - November 2025
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18 Oct 2025 Licensed Therapist Coffee Meet Up
05 Oct 2025 Psych Hike/Walk Group - October 2025
28 Sep 2025 Allied Intersectionality Now - September 2025
14 Sep 2025 Psych Hike/Walk Group - September 2025
06 Sep 2025 Falling Back into Ourselves: Art Therapy Workshop for Therapists
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03 Aug 2025 Allied Intersectionality Now - August 2025
30 Jun 2025 Principles Behind EMDR: A Trauma Informed Lens to Psychotherapy
13 Jun 2025 SD & SDNC CAMFT Ocean-View Networking Event
12 May 2025 Recognizing and Treating Survivors of Narcissistic Abuse
27 Apr 2025 Psych Hike Group
19 Apr 2025 Licensed Therapist Coffee Meet Up
14 Apr 2025 What Therapists Need to Know About Psychiatric Medications: A Practical Guide
14 Mar 2025 What Therapists Need to Know About Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, TMS
09 Mar 2025 Psych Hike Group
24 Feb 2025 Working with Transgender Youth in 2025
16 Feb 2025 February Relaxation Walk
26 Jan 2025 Self Care Sunday
22 Dec 2024 Self Care Sunday
15 Dec 2024 Relaxation Walk
07 Dec 2024 SD & SDNC CAMFT Pre-Licensed Networking Event
24 Nov 2024 Self Care Sunday
27 Oct 2024 Practicum Info Virtual Event
05 Oct 2024 DEI Volunteer Day: Townspeople
02 Jun 2024 Bi-Monthly Psych Hike Group
19 May 2024 Bi-Monthly Psych Hike Group
05 May 2024 Discussion on Transitioning from MFT Programs to Associate MFT Licensure
05 May 2024 Bi-Monthly Psych Hike Group
21 Apr 2024 Bi-Monthly Psych Hike Group
14 Apr 2024 Managing Suicide from a Humanistic and Phenomenological Perspective: Intro to ELM (the Edge of Life Model)
07 Apr 2024 Bi-Monthly Psych Hike Group
27 Oct 2023 Law and Ethics: Presented by CAMFT
23 Oct 2023 Recognizing and Treating Survivors of Narcissistic Abuse
22 Oct 2023 Membership Event: Halloween Pet Picnic
01 Sep 2023 Writing Group for Self Care
28 Aug 2023 Working with Transgender Youth in 2023
26 Aug 2023 Membership Summer Event
03 Jun 2023 Picnic in the Park- Summer Membership Event
26 May 2023 Navigating the Road to Licensure - Presented by CAMFT
18 May 2023 Collaborative Law and Therapist Mixer
11 May 2023 State of the Profession 2023 - Presented by CAMFT
22 Apr 2023 When They Say Porn is the Problem: Clinical Conceptualizations and Treatment for this Phenomenon Grounded in Mental Health
26 Feb 2023 Pre-License Event: Self-Care Yoga
28 Jan 2023 FREE Yoga Membership Appreciation
21 Jan 2023 Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy: Clinical Research and Legal Developments
23 Oct 2022 Pre-Licensed Costume Brunch
05 Oct 2022 CAMFT Event: State of the Profession
17 Sep 2022 Culturally Responsive Self-Awareness: Mapping Cultural and Social Identities
16 Sep 2022 CAMFT: Navigating the Road to Licensure
25 Jun 2022 Membership Event: Desserts & Networking
21 May 2022 A Review of Private Practice & Licensing with The Relationship Place
13 May 2022 CAMFT: Navigating the Road to Licensure
30 Apr 2022 Culturally Responsive Self-Awareness: Mapping Cultural and Social Identities
27 Apr 2022 April Peer Consultation Group
11 Apr 2022 CAMFT Law & Ethics Presentation
26 Mar 2022 Restless Nights: Treating Insomnia
18 Nov 2021 November Peer Consultation Group
06 Nov 2021 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: A Clinical Overview
21 Aug 2021 Play Therapy within a Systems Perspective
26 Jun 2021 A Therapist's Guide to Non-Monogamy
21 Jun 2021 Recorded CAMFT Event: State of the Profession
19 Jun 2021 LIVE CAMFT Event: State of the Profession
22 May 2021 Racial Trauma: Assessment and Treatment Across the Lifespan
13 May 2021 AB5 Lunch and Learn
24 Apr 2021 Trauma-Informed Supervision
12 Apr 2021 Recorded CAMFT Event: Law & Ethics
09 Apr 2021 LIVE CAMFT Event: Law & Ethics
22 Mar 2021 Recorded CAMFT Event: Road to Licensure
20 Mar 2021 LIVE CAMFT Event: Road to Licensure
08 Mar 2021 March Chapter Board Meeting
23 Feb 2021 TOC Support Group: February 2021
20 Feb 2021 Suicide Prevention Strategies That Work
08 Feb 2021 Monthly Board Meeting
28 Jan 2021 January TOC Group
17 Dec 2020 December TOC Group
29 Oct 2020 October TOC Support Group
16 Oct 2020 RTI Workshop: Suicide Therapies That Work
24 Sep 2020 TOC September Group
19 Sep 2020 Live Virtual Webinar: The Road to Licensure
12 Sep 2020 Live Webinar: Building Cultural Safety for Clients as a Strategy in Your Anti-Racism Work
27 Aug 2020 August Therapist of Color Support Group
08 Aug 2020 Virtual Webinar: The Basics of EMDR Therapy
30 Jul 2020 July Therapist of Color Support Group
25 Jun 2020 Therapist of Color Support Group
28 May 2020 Therapist of Color Support Group
16 May 2020 Webinar: Treating Anxiety and Depression During COVID-19
20 Apr 2020 POSTPONED / DATE TBD: Attorney-Therapist Workshop: Military families and the Impact of the Separation on the Child of Military Parents
03 Apr 2020 RTI WORKSHOP: SUICIDE THERAPIES THAT WORK
12 Mar 2020 5th Annual Critical Issues in Child and Adolescent Mental Health Conference
29 Feb 2020 The Intersections of Multicultural Competence and Working with People of African Descent
29 Feb 2020 State of CAMFT
27 Jan 2020 FREE CE EVENT: Therapist and Family Law Series: Working with Child Welfare Services / CPS
22 Jan 2020 Red Cross Disaster Mental Health Informational Meeting
21 Jan 2020 MFT Consortium Practicum Fair 2020
22 Nov 2019 Pre-Licensed Exam Prep Event in North County
20 Nov 2019 Red Cross Disaster Mental Health Meeting
08 Nov 2019 Relationships in Conflict: Cutting-Edge Research and Creative Interventions for Challenging Couples
25 Oct 2019 RTI-Law & Ethics 2019
27 Sep 2019 RTI-Suicide Therapies that Work
21 Sep 2019 6 Hour CEU Workshop - Law & Ethics, September 21, 2019
09 Sep 2019 Therapist and Family Law Series: Parental Alienation: A Complex Family Issue That Requires a Team Approach
04 Sep 2019 Free Monthly Pre-Licensed Happy Hour
21 Aug 2019 Advances in Depression Treatment
07 Aug 2019 Free Monthlhy Pre-Licensed Associates Happy Hour
19 Jun 2019 !!Membership Appreciation!!
10 Jun 2019 Therapist and Family Law Series: Working With High-Conflict Clients
05 Jun 2019 Pre-Licensed Associates Monthly Happy Hour
23 May 2019 Coffee with Counsel
18 May 2019 Disaster Mental Health Fundamentals Part 2
17 May 2019 RTI-Law & Ethics
10 May 2019 The Neuroscience of Mindfulness-Based Meditation Workshop
27 Apr 2019 Integrated Care Across the Lifespan
24 Apr 2019 Interested in Volunteering? JOIN US!
13 Apr 2019 Mental Health and Healing Through Yoga
05 Apr 2019 RTI-"YOU SAID WHAT?" Becoming a Better Supervisor 2019
29 Mar 2019 RTI-Suicide Therapies that Work
27 Mar 2019 Pre-Licensed Exam Prep Event
21 Mar 2019 Fourth Annual Critical Issues In Child and Adolescent Mental Health
11 Mar 2019 Therapist and Family Law Series: Client/Therapist Confidentiality and Privilege in Court Proceedings
06 Mar 2019 Pre-Licensed Happy Hour
23 Feb 2019 Hot Topics in Law & Ethics by Simple Practice
20 Feb 2019 State of CAMFT 2019
09 Feb 2019 Essentials of Advanced Practice: Psychiatric Nursing Conference
09 Feb 2019 Essentials of Advanced Practice: Psychiatric Nursing Conference
06 Feb 2019 !Associates happy hour!
26 Jan 2019 Confessions of a Critical Psychiatrist
01 Jan 2019 Coming Soon.....
17 Nov 2018 Health Insurance SIG (Special Interest Group)
13 Nov 2018 Holiday Membership Appreciation
07 Nov 2018 Free Pre-Licensed Associates Happy Hour
19 Oct 2018 AEDP for Couples
12 Oct 2018 Suicide Therapies that Work
03 Oct 2018 Free Pre-Licensed Associates Happy Hour
22 Sep 2018 6 Hour CEU Workshop - Law & Ethics, September 22, 2018
13 Sep 2018 9th Annual Early Childhood Mental Health Conference
08 Sep 2018 Seeking Safety
05 Sep 2018 Associates Club Happy Hour
26 Aug 2018 Member Appreciation Summer Beach Party
11 Jul 2018 Associates Club Happy Hour
23 Jun 2018 Pre-Licensed Associates Exam Event
15 Jun 2018 Building Your Mental Health Private Practice
06 Jun 2018 Associates Club Happy Hour (Pre-licensed)
02 Jun 2018 Mini-Mindfulness; Compassion for Couples
23 May 2018 Free Pre-Licensed Exam Prep Event
19 May 2018 Preparing for the Unthinkable
12 May 2018 Tech Addiction
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28 Apr 2018 Gay Sexual Assault Education and Training
16 Apr 2018 State of CAMFT
09 Apr 2018 Innovations in Recovery Conference
07 Apr 2018 Health Insurance Special Interest Group(SIG)
23 Mar 2018 Third Annual Critical Issues In Child and Adolescent Mental Health
07 Mar 2018 Free Consultation Happy Hour (Pre-Licensed)
07 Feb 2018 Free Pre-licensed Consultation Group
24 Jan 2018 Member Social... Networking!
13 Jan 2018 Health Insurance Special Interest Group(SIG)
10 Nov 2017 SEX & RELATIONSHIPS: Everything You Need to Know From Two of the Leading Experts in the Field
09 Nov 2017 MEMBERSHIP APPRECIATION!
03 Nov 2017 Mindfulness and Relationships: Enhancing Therapist-Client Connection and Treatment of Couples
28 Oct 2017 2017 SDPA Fall Conference
18 Oct 2017 Video Game Addiction
23 Sep 2017 6 Hour CEU Workshop - Law & Ethics, September 23, 2017
16 Sep 2017 Differentiation of the Self Conference
27 Aug 2017 Mental Health Collaboration - Summer Networking Social
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26 Jul 2017 Business & Marketing SIG (Special Interest Group) July Meeting
19 May 2017 Modular CBT for Children & Adolescents with Depression
18 May 2017 Somatic Experiencing in Private Practice
13 May 2017 Hannah's House and SD-CAMFT Present: Screenagers
04 May 2017 CAMFT 53rd Annual Conference
29 Apr 2017 NAMI Walk San Diego County
25 Apr 2017 Cupcakes and Conversation: Spring Social
21 Apr 2017 Therapist/Attorney Networking Luncheon
04 Apr 2017 Trauma and the Body
03 Apr 2017 Innovations in Recovery 2017
14 Mar 2017 Using Positive Discipline for Parent Coaching
11 Mar 2017 Critical Issues in Child and Adolescent Mental Health
22 Feb 2017 Opiate Overdose Prevention & Education
18 Jan 2017 2017 SD-CAMFT, State of CAMFT
18 Nov 2016 STOP THE NOISE: How to Change the Anxious Mind - Rapidly
13 Nov 2016 Save a Life Walk
10 Nov 2016 Prelicense Event: The Road to Licensure Part 2
21 Oct 2016 Therapist/Attorney Networking Luncheon
13 Oct 2016 Somatic Experiencing in Private Practice
07 Oct 2016 Prelicense Event: Reframing your Mindset for the Exam
01 Oct 2016 SDPA Fall Conference 2016
24 Sep 2016 6 Hour CEU Workshop - Law & Ethics, September 24, 2016
17 Sep 2016 Mindful Aging - 3 CEUs
13 Sep 2016 Prelicense Event: The Road to Licensure Part 1
28 Aug 2016 Mental Health Collaboration - Summer Networking Social
23 Jul 2016 Let us Spoil you for a morning!! Member appreciation day!!!
18 Jul 2016 Prelicense Meeting: The Journey to Licensure
09 Jul 2016 Mindfulness and Self Compassion in the Therapeutic Setting - 3 CEUs
18 Jun 2016 Trauma Informed Mindfulness Training
17 Jun 2016 Serving Those Who Serve - Improving Mental Health Care for Service Members and Their Families
17 May 2016 Using Smartphone Apps to Improve Mental Health and Addiction Treatment - Cost Reduced
12 May 2016 CAMFT 52nd Annual Conference
06 May 2016 LGBTQI Awareness Happy Hour - FREE
06 May 2016 Therapist/Attorney Networking Luncheon
30 Apr 2016 NAMI Walk San Diego County
13 Apr 2016 Working with Middle Eastern Refugees and Immigrant Families
22 Mar 2016 Community Reinforcement & Family Training C.R.A.F.T. with Dr. Rigo Brueck
12 Mar 2016 Critical Issues in Child and Adolescent Mental Health
27 Feb 2016 STUDYING FOR THE EXAM? ATTEND OUR PRE-LICENSE EVENT
10 Feb 2016 Cupcakes and Conversation: Mental Health Mixer
19 Jan 2016 Annual SD CAMFT Meeting and Social!
15 Jan 2016 Therapist/Attorney Networking Luncheon
04 Dec 2015 A Gift of Hope
13 Nov 2015 Therapist/Attorney Networking Luncheon
08 Nov 2015 San Diego Mental Health Collaborative - Fall Social
08 Nov 2015 Save a Life Walk
07 Nov 2015 Mindfulness and Compassion in Psychotherapy
30 Oct 2015 PRIVATE PRACTICE BUSINESS AND MARKETING TRAINING WITH CASEY TRUFFO:From Clinician to Therapy Business CEO
17 Oct 2015 Social Media and Digital Marketing with Ernesto Segismundo
03 Oct 2015 MFT Private Practice Panel for Students and Interns
26 Sep 2015 6 Hour CEU Workshop - Law & Ethics, September 26, 2015
25 Sep 2015 PRE-LICENSE EVENT: 7 STEPS TO TAKE TO CREATE A SUSTAINABLE CAREER
07 Aug 2015 Therapist/Attorney Networking Luncheon
25 Jul 2015 Pre-Licensee Resume Building and Interviewing Skills Workshop
10 Jul 2015 Serving Those Who Serve- Improving Mental Health Care for Service Members and their Families
27 Jun 2015 Mindfulness and Compassion in Psychotherapy
13 Jun 2015 Pre-Licensee Social
09 May 2015 DSM 5 - Key Changes and Practical Applications
02 May 2015 NAMI Walk
18 Apr 2015 Mindfulness and Compassion in Psychotherapy
17 Apr 2015 Therapist/Attorney Networking Luncheon
26 Mar 2015 Exam Prep!
21 Mar 2015 Using Motivational Interviewing to Make Positive Change with Difficult Clients
26 Jan 2015 SD-CAMFT, State of CAMFT
09 Jan 2015 Therapist Attorney Luncheon
22 Nov 2014 Exam Prep!
09 Nov 2014 Save a Life Walk
02 Nov 2014 Fall Networking Social
23 Oct 2014 Networking Bootcampt, Event #4: Discussing Child/Adol Therapy
12 Oct 2014 Networking Bootcamp, Event #3: Yoga and Mindfulness
08 Oct 2014 Networking Bootcamp, Event #2: Mosaic Wine Bar
04 Oct 2014 Fall Networking Bootcamp, Event #1: Hike Cowles Mountain
03 Oct 2014 Therapist/Attorney Networking Luncheon
25 Sep 2014 End of Summer Mixer!
20 Sep 2014 6 Hour CEU Workshop - Law & Ethics
25 Aug 2014 Private Practice Seminar
26 Jul 2014 Summer Tea for Pre-License
20 Jun 2014 Therapist/Attorney Networking Luncheon
04 Jun 2014 Yoga (Therapy) and Emotions: Applying the Somatic Principles of Phoenix Rising Yoga Therapy to Psychotherapy
17 May 2014 Resilience: Grieving and Growing Through Loss, Hurts and Disappointments
23 Apr 2014 “Exploring Our Relationship with Money” - April 23rd
29 Mar 2014 Working with Parents as they Divorce
14 Mar 2014 Therapist/Attorney Luncheon

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