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The Wyoming Counseling Association extends heartfelt thanks to all of our spring webinar presenters. Special thanks to Dr. Temple Grandin and Karol Santistevan, MS, OTR/L, ASDCS of Ropes and Roses Therapy Services for their powerful contribution to our Spring 2025 Webinar Series.
Their session, “Building Bridges: Inclusive Counseling Strategies for Supporting Individuals with Autism,” offered practical guidance and deep insight into the lived experiences of autistic individuals and the professionals who support them.
While Dr. Grandin was not available to join us live, we were honored to pre-record an engaging conversation between her and Karol. This thoughtful exchange was made possible by the Temple Grandin Eustacia Cutler Autism Fund, which supports the sharing of information and resources with families navigating autism.
Feedback from the webinar was overwhelmingly positive, with attendees highlighting Dr. Grandin’s session as a favorite and praising the diversity, quality, and accessibility of the series as a whole.
Thank you, Karol and Temple, for helping us build more inclusive, informed, and compassionate communities.
GEEK THERAPY
Saturday, March 16th, 2024
900am-1:00pm Mountain
The WCA virtual spring workshop presentation is on Geek Therapy by John Stinebaugh, LMFT and Jeremy Bay, PLPC
4 CE Credits
WCA members=FREE
Students=$15
Non-members =$30
Supporting our Schools as Mental Health Professionals
15 Apr 2023 | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Virtual Workshop (3 continuing education hours)
Schools are the lifeblood of our communities. As we “Come Out of the Cave of COVID” teachers are reporting that they need more support. Many teachers expressed that it is like “Death by 1,000 Cuts”. Teachers are crying for more support, resources, and trainings. Mental health professionals are the healing teachers need. Join us for this virtual workshop and find out how to support our schools and communities as mental health professionals.
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Danielle Warren, MS, LPC, is a school counselor at Worland Middle School in Worland, Wyoming. She received her degree in School/ Mental Health Counseling from the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) in 2013. She is currently licensed as a Licensed Professional Counselor in Wyoming and has a private practice outside of school counseling and coaching. Her area of clinical focus has been working with adolescent females from trauma backgrounds. She holds an AS degree in photography from Northwest College, BS in Education and Art from UNO, MA in English from NAU Northern Arizona University, and is currently working towards her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision at the University of the Cumberlands and is a year from completion. She is a coach, mother to 6, and counselor to many. She is currently serving as the WCA President-Elect.
JUNE 24, 2022: “CREATING AN LGBT+ INCLUSIVE PRACTICE” (3 CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS)
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Presented by Amanda DeDiego, PhD, LPC, NCC, BC-TMH
MARCH 5, 2021: “PARENTING COORDINATION: A NEW FRONTIER FOR PROFESSIONAL COUNSELORS” (6 CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS)
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Presented by Ann M. Ordway, JD, PhD, NCC
MAY 15, 2020: ONLINE STATEWIDE VIRTUAL WORKSHOP (6 CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS)
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9:00-9:50- Play Therapy in Preschool; Translating their Play Language, Yolanda Crowder, LCSW, RPT-S
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10:00-10:50- Mental Health on the Wind River Reservation, Cori McAdams, MS, PPC, NCC
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11:00-11:50- Ethics and Distance Supervision, Lay-nah Blue Morris-Howe, PhD, LPC
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1:00-1:50- Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) for Self-Care, Chris Clark, MEd, LPC, NCC
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2:00-2:50- Sexual Diversity: Kink and Consensual Non-Monogamy, Rachel Ratliff, MS, PPC, NCC
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3:00-3:50- Identifying and Validating Disenfranchised Grief, Amanda DeDiego, PhD, NCC
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