Non-Violent Communication: A Swiss Army Knife for Therapists
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Presented by Jennifer Massey, LISW-CP
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of this training, participants will:
1. Learn how to "map" a client’s story to identify the deep, universal needs beneath their surface-level struggles.
2. Gain a clear framework for noticing biases that block connection with clients.
3. Apply the NVC model to their own real-world work dilemmas to find new pathways for decision-making.
CEUs: 4
Lunch from 11-11:30A
Presenter Bio:
Jennifer Massey is a seasoned Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Supervisor, and Educator with over 20 years of experience integrating clinical excellence with community-based healing. A Certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapist and dedicated Non-Violent Communication (NVC) practitioner, Jennifer specializes in helping individuals and groups navigate trauma, neurodivergence, and relationship dynamics through a lens of curiosity and compassion. Throughout her career, Jennifer has balanced direct clinical practice with a passion for teaching. She has served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of South Carolina and as a Program Assistant for the IFS Institute, where she mentors the next generation of therapists in the IFS model. Her leadership extends into the nonprofit sector as the Co-Founder and Board Chair of Still Wind Ministries, where she develops innovative programming like the Challenging Horizons Program for youth with ADHD. Grounded in the belief that nature and connection are vital to the human spirit, Jennifer often incorporates EcoTherapy and outdoor adventure into her wellness retreats and consultation groups. Whether she is facilitating "Healing Circles," training her dogs, or singing in a gospel choir, Jennifer remains committed to fostering a holistic sense of mental health and wellness—within her community and the clinical field.
Learning Objectives:
At the conclusion of this training, participants will:
1. Learn how to "map" a client’s story to identify the deep, universal needs beneath their surface-level struggles.
2. Gain a clear framework for noticing biases that block connection with clients.
3. Apply the NVC model to their own real-world work dilemmas to find new pathways for decision-making.
CEUs: 4
Lunch from 11-11:30A
Presenter Bio:
Jennifer Massey is a seasoned Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Supervisor, and Educator with over 20 years of experience integrating clinical excellence with community-based healing. A Certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapist and dedicated Non-Violent Communication (NVC) practitioner, Jennifer specializes in helping individuals and groups navigate trauma, neurodivergence, and relationship dynamics through a lens of curiosity and compassion. Throughout her career, Jennifer has balanced direct clinical practice with a passion for teaching. She has served as an Adjunct Professor at the University of South Carolina and as a Program Assistant for the IFS Institute, where she mentors the next generation of therapists in the IFS model. Her leadership extends into the nonprofit sector as the Co-Founder and Board Chair of Still Wind Ministries, where she develops innovative programming like the Challenging Horizons Program for youth with ADHD. Grounded in the belief that nature and connection are vital to the human spirit, Jennifer often incorporates EcoTherapy and outdoor adventure into her wellness retreats and consultation groups. Whether she is facilitating "Healing Circles," training her dogs, or singing in a gospel choir, Jennifer remains committed to fostering a holistic sense of mental health and wellness—within her community and the clinical field.
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Where is it happening?
Upstate AHEC, 104 S Venture Dr, Greenville, SC 29615-3571, United States
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Host or PublisherSouth Carolina Society for Clinical Social Work
