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Welcome to the CMI Education Institute Web Site
 CMI Education Institute, Inc. is a non-profit organization committed to providing high-quality education and training for health care professionals, counseling professionals and the general public on topics related to palliative care, mental health, grief and bereavement, serious illness, loss and/or other subjects of interest to healthcare and mental health professionals, and all persons working with those who are grieving and/or suffering from physical or mental illness.
CMI has contracted with an elite and well-versed faculty with substantial expertise in their particular topic areas. Our speakers are practicing professionals, so they have hands-on experience working with real people in real crisis.
You can find CMI seminars throughout the United States. Many of our trainings are full-day seminars offering about 6 hours of continuing education credit for a wide variety of disciplines. We also offer multi-day conferences featuring more thorough training in their respective areas.
Many of CMI's one-day seminars have been professionally recorded on Audio CD's so that you may take advantage of distance learning. Other resources offered include books, many of which have been written by or recommended by CMI faculty.
In the near future, we will be broadening our educational opportunities even further to give you greater flexibility and options for learning.
You may also be interested in bringing one of our programs on-site so that others at your facility or in your community can benefit. The affordability of On-Site Training may surprise you!
We hope you enjoy using our web site and welcome your opinions and suggestions.
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| Grief Counseling: Cutting-Edge Strategies & Clinical Interventions
Healing in the Context of Meaning Making!
 The threads of loss and grief have always been woven through the human tapestry. Throughout time, families, communities and cultures have structured tasks and rituals to assist those who grapple with the meaning of their shattered lives. As modern society has evolved, bereaved individuals often turn to mental health professionals and clergy for support in their grief journeys. In this one day workshop, professionals will benefit from the knowledge and skills of contemporary leaders in the field of death education - particularly with regard to complicated grief issues...
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Changing the Cycle of Anger
A Model for Treating Anger Control Problems in Adults
Anger is an emotional state that ranges from mild irritation to seemingly uncontrollabe rage, and can be a response to events that are interpreted through distorted perceptions and unrealistic expectations. In addition, anger expression patterns are influenced by a person's childhood experiences as well as one's temperament and personality.
Anger is considered to be a part of our human experience whether at home, in the workplace, on the highway or other daily activities and impacts our interactions with spouses/partners, children, coworkers, friends and strangers. Given the level and frequency of anger encountered in our culture, there is a need to have anger problems considered a center of attention for therapeutic intervention.
This seminar will present a model of treatement of anger control problems that offers a cognitive-behavioral perspective. It will also consider the therapist's countertransference reactions to individuals who ahev anger control difficulties.
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