Do you ever wonder if your spouse or one of your co-workers is from another planet?  How irritated do you get when that client shows up 30 minutes early for an appointment one more time?  Do you get frustrated that a task you find so difficult a coworker or family member finds so easy?

The knowledge we have about the brain, and its natural tendency towards having a “dominance” suggests that by understanding these intricacies we each can assume a new perspective on the work we do, the people we serve and the elements that create stress in our lives. 

The content of this program will help professionals in these areas of human development, supervision, assessment, and communication skills by illuminating the physiology behind the diverse array of human thinking styles and cognitive preferences. By understanding the distinct ways in which we process information, come to decisions, and learn and develop all the coping skills and styles in our lives, the professional will be more able to individualize interactions in a way that will empower clients to more effectively adjust their own responses and to understand others. Because the model is based on our very nervous system and physiology there is a great insight to be gained into how this manifests in all aspects of human interaction and behavior - and can greatly enhance our ability to improve our relationships with self and others.

This program has been approved for 1 hour of Social Work CEU hours by the State of Ohio Counselor Social Worker and Marriage & Family Therapist Board (Approved Provider number: RSX012201)