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Apr
03
Eisner Institute for Professional Studies Launches a 100% Online Alternative Psychotherapies Doctoral(Psy.D.) Program
Encino, CA (PRWEB) October 01, 2011
Eisner Institute for Professional Studies (EIPS) announces the launch of an Alternative Psychotherapies Doctoral (Psy.D.) Program. The program is entirely online with no residency requirements. The entire program can be completed in two years.
A mental health professional can expand their practice beyond traditional psychotherapeutic modalities. Courses include: Intuitive Counseling, Past Lives Regression Therapy, Energy Psychology, Mind, Body and Consciousness, Spirituality and Mental Health.
EIPS has several 100% online California Board of Behavior Sciences (BBS) approved programs that lead to licensure. There is a two year online Licensed Professional Counselor (LPCC) and Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) track.
Additionally, there are Doctoral specializations in forensic psychology, spiritual psychology, clinical psychology, holistic psychology, health psychology and clinical geropsychology.
Donald A. Eisner Ph.D., J.D. Dean of EIPS states that “There are major advantages to an 100% online program. First, there is no residency requirements We have small classes, asynchronous posting which means a student can post during the day or night.”
Additionally there is no thesis, but rather a final or Capstone project. The final project is either a research proposal or a position paper. We strive to accommodate the working adult and mid-career professional.
EIPS has a rolling admission- 4 starts year. There is no GRE or other tests required for admission. The cost per unit is quite reasonable.
For further information: http://www.eisnerinstitute.org.
Donald A. Eisner, Ph.D. J.D., Dean
Eisner Institute for Professional Studies
(818) 380-0185
info(at)eisnerinstitute(dot)org
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Apr
02
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Apr
02
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Mar
31
Credit Unions Should Woo Generation Y – Jared Cahill; CUs Must Attract, Educate, Serve Today’s Young Adults, Says On Your Way Exec
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) July 22, 2011
Credit Unions must work harder and smarter to attract young adults and their growing monetary power, says a 31-year veteran of financial services. “That means educating-while-communicating, but in a style they expect and prefer!
“Generation Y – ages 18-32 – is not only more mobile, more interactive and more connected than ever before, it also is more affluent than previous age groups,” emphasizes Jared Cahill, a Co-founding Partner in On Your Way (OYW), a Dallas-based, financial education website serving credit unions since 2008.
“With the right messages, tools and approaches, credit unions can cost-effectively attract, inform, inspire and reward their young adult members in a sophisticated, ‘connected’ and personalized approach,” Cahill says.
“According to wealth-watchers, Gen Y is expected to inherit more than $ 1 trillion over the next two decades,” Cahill notes. “Credit Unions must be more aggressive and better skilled if they are to get their share of these customers and to help them prudently managed their financial assets.”
On Your Way, a fee-based service firm, offers a comprehensive and fresh approach to marketing to young adults. It currently serves about 50 credit unions from coast to coast and Canada with assets of $ 24 million to $ 2 billion. The company motto: Get there.”
Cahill began his career in lending at a large regional bank in Dallas. He also organized, chartered and managed the Saguache County (Colorado) Credit Union, was V.P., League Services Corp. for the New Mexico Credit Union League, Albuquerque, and National Director of Alliances for John M. Floyd & Associates of Houston, managing credit union league and banking association alliances for that profitability consulting firm.
“One thing is certain,” he tells CU managers: “Your competitors are already working hard to win the attention and loyalty of what is believed to be our nation’s largest ever population segment.”
The consultant believes Gen Yers are eager to learn how C.U. products and services will help them manage their income and financial assets. This same group can become loyal members as well as voluntarily recommend their credit union to friends and peers, he contends.
“Fact is, if you’re on the sidelines, you’re missing out — both now and in the future. Time to get into the game,” he insists.
With CUs coming off their best quarter in years, credit unions should seriously consider using some of their expanding marketing budgets to deploy fresh approaches and new marketing tools to reach the Gen Y audience, he insists.
“Unfortunately, C.U. managers and marketing executives too often regard today’s young adults with a mixture of curiosity and apprehension, mistakenly targeting them with the shop-worn messages and methods that may have worked wonders with their parents and grandparents.”
Gen Y, however still shares similarly important needs as their forbearers:
— Interest rates and savings plans for big budget items;
— Fair loan packages at fair rates and terms;
— Financial advisors who appreciate and understand Gen Y’s short and long-term lifestyle goals.
“Experience indicates that time and patience are required to win Gen Y’s trust,” Cahill observed. “Mere newspaper ads no longer cut it. Targeted direct mail campaigns, opt-in e-mail educational and lifestyle messages and web-based, read-and-reward systems are vital. Once on board, these members prove to be exceptionally loyal.”
Resources, Rewards & Results
Limited staff resources and budgets can make reaching Gen Y an extreme challenge. And there are numerous choices for reaching that audience, Cahill said.
Brass Media of Corvallis, OR, works with credit unions and community banks. It produces a 24-page, quarterly magazine aimed at young entrepreneurs, reaching an estimated 2% to 3% of the Gen Y population. The magazine, at $ 1 to $ 2 an issue, is distributed by mail.
Credit Union National Assn. (CUNA) offers “Money Mix,” an all articles website, but with no links to products and services or individual credit unions. The Young & Free website (http://www.youngfreehq.com) also seeks young adults, but has limited availability currently. Fool Proof Educational Systems, Inc. (http://www.foolproofme.com) is another website for consumer education that is partnered with the Colorado Credit Union League.
What distinguishes On Your Way is its “co-op” approaches to clients and its reward-based system for attracting and holding Gen Y readers even as it engages their help in viral marketing.
Rather than “sticks,” OYW employs “carrots” in the form of gift cards, electronic gear and video game systems. The CU’s Gen-Y members receive qualifying points by visiting the website on a regular basis, by referring their friends to the client credit union – OYW’s “viral aspect” — and by using more of the CU’s products and services.
The progressive, fun website, which has occasional, entertaining videos, takes only minutes to read. Subjects range from “Why am I upside down on my car loan?” to “How to select a wedding planner” to “Should I have a joint account before marriage?” And readers can easily search an extensive library of financial topics.
On Your Way also produces direct mail postcards and in-branch advertising for its clients to help attract member-readers and remind them of the website.
This groundbreaking, young-adult outreach program also harnesses the C.U. co-op spirit, since all client CUs share in the cost of operating and maintaining the site, making it affordable for each one involved.
Another unique feature is the ability of each client to personalize the site with its own brand colors, logo and customized content. Typical weekly maintenance time? Less than 30 minutes!
“We’ve seen firsthand the effectiveness of On Your Way,” said Melissa Hacker, vice president of operations for Safe Harbor Credit Union, Ludington, MI ($ 35 million in total assets; 4,400 members).
“Our young adult members do refer their friends. They do talk about the site. They feel a special connection to our credit union,” Hacker added.
Women & Money
New York author Kathryn Finney, CEO and Owner at TBF Group, LLC, recently noted, “Women control more than 80% of U.S. spending. And this is just the start of a sweeping change.”
It’s no coincidence, then, that the majority of readers of websites aiming financial education at young adults are women. On Your Way is no exception at an estimated 75% female participation.
“But I like the dynamics . . . On Your Way created for us,” said Elizabeth Dodd of Cinfed Credit Union, Cincinnati, OH ($ 308 million in total assets; 30,000 members). “It’s branded throughout for our credit union, which is really authentic . . . much better than other ones I have seen that basically just have their logo pasted on a page.”
On Your way offers a 30-minute, one-on-one, live e-tour of its program with a key partner providing an overview of its program’s foremost features. For more info: http://www.onyourwayinfo.com.
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Mar
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Global Shower Strike Launches for African Drought Relief
Austin, TX (PRWEB) July 22, 2011
In an effort to raise money and awareness for humanitarian relief efforts in drought-stricken Kenya, Africa, an Austin, TX based nonprofit called Well Aware has initiated a creative global fundraising campaign that they have dubbed the “Shower Strike”. In this unique fundraising effort, supporters pledge to not shower until they have raised at least $ 1000 toward the construction and deployment of life-saving clean water systems, including deep water wells, pipeline projects, and rainwater catchments in Kenya. All donations are 100% tax deductable and 100% of all donations go directly to the clean water projects.
The third annual Shower Strike begins July 24th, 2011 and runs for one week. During that week, Well Aware hopes to raise funds for several new clean water systems at pre-indentified orphanages, community centers, and schools in drought-stricken rural Keyna- where women and children commonly walk for days in search of any water. With several proven water projects in Kenya already under their belts, and a team of certified hydro-geologists who help identify areas where water can be procured, Well Aware is confident that they can bring water to the areas in Kenya that need it most.
“Next month we’ll start a project in Kenya that will help the children of the Mithini orphanage who right now walk 5 kilometers to reach their water source — a contaminated riverbed,” said Sarah Evans, executive director of Well Aware. “Making those children’s lives better is what getting stinky can do. The Shower Strike is our way to raise money in a lighthearted way for a deadly serious problem.”
Supporters from around the world have joined the largely-online fundraising effort at http://www.ShowerStrike.com, where volunteers as individuals or teams can create their own personalized fundraising webpages for the cause. Shower Strikers (volunteers who have made the pledge) are treated to perks during the week of their strike, which include prizes for top fundraisers and a free concert at the world-famous Antone’s Nightclub in Austin, TX on July 24th featuring the Grammy-nominated Lost Bayou Ramblers.
“We’re always looking for ways to teach our kids how lucky we are to have what we have,” said Melanie Fish, a Shower Strike volunteer and mom of Olivia, 9, and Dalton, 10. “This is a fun way for them to learn about what other kids have to do just to survive, as well as to know that anyone can make a difference.”
The Shower Strike’s goal is to raise funds for five clean water projects in Kenya because:
In rural Africa, children walk all day to return with only unsanitary water, preventing them from going to school.
Every 15 seconds, a child in Africa dies from water-born disease.
For children under 5 years old, illness from unsanitary water is the leading cause of death.
88 percent of all disease in Africa results from unsafe drinking water.
Girls as young as 8 years old are sold into marriage in exchange for food and water so their families can survive.
About Well Aware
Well Aware is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization formed in 2006 to provide life-saving water for those who have none. Well Aware completed three water projects in 2010. After assessing each area, Well Aware determines the most practical and lasting solution — water well (borehole or hand-dug), rainwater collection system or pipeline from a nearby natural spring. More than 60 percent of existing water wells in Kenya are currently not working due to NGO neglect. Well Aware’s project planning and budgeting includes lifetime technical support, community oversight and development consultation.
For more information:
email: sarah(at)wellawareworld(dot)org
event website: http://www.ShowerStrike.com
nonprofit website: http://www.WellAwareWorld.org
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Mar
30
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30
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How to Create Open Hearted and Shame-Free Loving: Free 90 Minute Teleseminar – Thursday, September 1st, 10AM PST on BlossomJourney.com
(PRWEB) August 29, 2011
Trauma healing expert , author and creator of the “Blossom Journey,” Carolin Hauser is offering a free live call, “Healing Early Sexual Trauma: 3 Simple Secrets to Shame-Free and Open-Hearted Loving“, this Thursday, September 1st at 10AM PST.
When it comes to creating deeply fulfilling intimate relationships, most of us who have experienced early sexual abuse fall short. Many women are full of deep desire for love and connection with “the one”. They want to let go and let their guards down, allowing a man into their heart, but lack the trust and ability to really make that happen.
Carolin Hauser, Humanistic Psychotherapist and Family Constellation facilitator, has the secret to healing early sexual trauma for good. It all revolves around healing the “energetic imprint” that the trauma had on your nervous system, and the ability to stay open and to feel. Carolin saved her own marriage and family from being destroyed using a unique methodology she created and developed, one which she now calls “Blossom Journey: A Seven Step Process”.
“Staying open and feeling is easier said then done,” Carolin says. “You have done all your “inner” work, spent lots of time in therapy, and still you are yearning for so much more. I don’t want you to keep wasting any more time feeling like you are broken. I can teach you to release your trauma so that it’s not only gone from your own system, but from your entire Female Lineage, so your children can be free.”
Her teleseminar, “Healing Early Sexual Trauma: Three Simple Secrets to Shame-Free and Open-Hearted Loving“, is free, with limited availability. You’ll need to sign up fast! When you do, you’ll learn the tools that will enable you to set yourself free and create the intimate relationship you so desire, and much, much more.
“I have been an expert in the personal healing field for over 15 years,” says Carolin. “I have helped many women to integrate and heal their early trauma and deeply-rooted emotional issues, so that they now have regained trust and are able to have a deeply connected and satisfying intimate relationship with their man. My process is gentle (no cathartic reliving necessary), and it works.”
Carolin has a proven track record. Just ask her clients, many who were unhappily single, and others who felt stuck in their relationships. That is, until they met Carolin.
Lisa says:
I came to Carolin to seek support for myself as a single mother. We used Family Constellation to uncover my deepest needs and desires – sentiments that don’t come up easily in normal conversation. Carolin was a strong guide, helping me dig into the heart of the matter. I have seen so much more peace in our home, instantly and consistently, resulting from my work with Carolin.
Maryjo says:
The work with Carolyn has been very helpful. She creates a safe space to do the work. She is present, knowledgeable and intuitive in her approach. I was dealing with a relationship concern and the constellation work showed me an aspect of my past that was ready to be resolved. It was in the realm of something that I did not know and thought I was complete with. The session had a liberating effect on me as I got resolution and was able to let go of a negative belief regarding myself that ‘something was wrong with me.’
Since the session, I’ve been able to move forward in my life with clarity, self acceptance and power. Thanks Carolin, for your great contribution to my well Being!
Check out: “Healing Early Sexual Trauma:
3 Simple Secrets to Shame-Free and Open-Hearted Loving“, Thursday, September 1st, 10 a.m. (PDT) Here’s the link to sign up…
http://blossomjourney.com
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