The Self and Social Standing: Are You Undervalued? | Continuing Education

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The three most influential issues one must contend with in life are how you relates to yourself, how you relate to others, and how others relate to you. This triad is constantly in play and varies depending on the circumstances and how much insight and maturity/skill development one must work with. Self-esteem, a more encompassing term, is made up of self-acceptance, self-respect, self-compassion, and self-worth, all of which are important to fulfill self-actualization.

Class will meet online via Google Hang.

Early Registration Price

$29.00

$34.00 after Jan 20th

Trevor Huskey

Trevor Huskey, LCSW, is a veteran outpatient psychotherapist specializing in anxiety. He received his MSSW from the University of Texas at Austin in 1997, and worked as a School Social Worker and Clinical Social Work Supervisor for six years at urban therapeutic day schools in Chicago. This was followed by a year as the director of the STAR program in Waukesha which provided services and crisis counseling to runaways and their families. Prior to social work, Huskey worked several jobs including five years at a Soho gallery, and sold his own work to several public and private institutions and art collections. In addition, he has facilitated several art-based workshops and continues to be a passionate proponent of the therapeutic benefits of the arts. Helping people cope with anxiety is currently the primary focus in his practice, including program and worksheet development. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with family, walking, writing, cooking, live music and ultimate frisbee.

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