Link to Fall 2019 Newsletter Here is our Fall 2019 Newsletter In it you will find the latest news about workshops as well as on-site workshop schedules and information for registration for the Florida Mental Health Counselors Association Conference in February 2020. Thank you for being a part of Green Cross! …
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January 4, 2018
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Check out our most recent newsletter! In here, you’ll find: Updates about our plethora of recent deployments Information about new Green Cross Training Sites & Schedules Notes on our upcoming Conference in Florida (Spoiler: You’re invited!), including our Green Cross Track and Speakers Reflections on our recent activities by our President, Dr. Mary Schoenfeldt, and…
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*Updated FMHCA Orlando Presentation Opportunities, February 1-3 Due to a deluge of impressive entries thus far, presenters slots have closed for our February Conference with the Florida Mental Health Counselors’ Association. Present a poster! We are looking for entries from all who would like to present their work and/or research, and warmly welcome entries from students. Send any…
It’s Training time again! Click on the picture for our training dates and directions! Get certified in ONE YEAR by our fast track of classes at Regent University. Discount for Students, CEUs available for each training, and certifications galore! Visit the Training/Certification tab to check out the trainings on campus. We also offer all the…
August 11, 2013
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Professor Partners with Operation Blessing in South Sudan By Brett Wilson | August 7, 2013 Children living in South Sudan.Photo courtesy of Tyson Sadler. Dr. Benjamin Keyes, assistant professor in Regent University’s School of Psychology & Counseling (SPC), is a man who keeps his promises.When Keyes discovered the state of the nation during his…
December 11, 2012
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Trauma Team Provides Counseling for Hurricane Victims By Rachel Bender | December 4, 2012 L-R: Dr. Benjamin Keyes, Lemuel Williams ’10, current student Jennifer Cotton, and Laurena Kleckner ’09.Photo courtesy of Center for Trauma Studies When they agreed to help the victims of Hurricane Sandy, Regent University’s Trauma Team had no idea where they…