San Clemente, CA -- (ReleaseWire) -- 02/29/2016 --Sovereign Health of San Clemente is set to host a networking luncheon on March 29, 2016. The event will take place at the Center Club in Costa Mesa from 11:30 am-1:30 pm. The luncheon will provide one continuing education (C.E.) credit and will include a special presentation entitled, "Doing Business with the Inner Critic: How Using Action Can Help Quiet Those Little Voices in Your Head" by Jean Campbell, LCSW, TEP. To RSVP or for questions, contact Adrienne Stratton at 949-324-3768 or click here.
"Addicts, alcoholics and codependents are often plagued by the negative introjects in their heads, relentlessly telling them they're not worthy, not loveable, and not enough," says Ms. Campbell. "By concretizing them through the magic of psychodrama, we can confront those voices and quiet them so that patients can get on with the business of recovering."
Jean is a board-certified trainer and practitioner of psychodrama and sociometry, a trainer and practitioner of Psychodramatic Bodywork®, and a nationally-recognized expert in trauma resolution and addiction and codependence recovery. The "Doing Business with the Inner Critic" presentation will offer an experiential opportunity for attendees to see how the action methods of sociometry and psychodrama can begin to quiet those negative voices, and create distance between ourselves and them, and aid our clients in maintaining their recovery goals.
This event is approved for one contact hour by the California Board of Registered Nursing and meets the qualifications for one C.E. credit, per the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS) and the National Association for Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors (NAADAC).
About the Sovereign Health Group
The Sovereign Health Group's mission has been to provide a broad spectrum of high-quality behavioral health treatment services. Sovereign Health's treatment programs specialize in addressing underlying mental health conditions by utilizing innovative and cutting edge cognitive testing, rehabilitation and evidence-based treatment modalities. One factor that differentiates Sovereign from other treatment providers has been the company's ability to offer separate mental health and addiction or dual diagnosis treatment programs at its nine facilities in Arizona, California, Florida, Utah, and Texas. Sovereign's growth will continue in the coming year with additional facilities to be opened in California and Texas. The company's national footprint will also expand with the opening of facilities in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Illinois. Sovereign Health Group offers high quality and comprehensive treatment programs for adults and adolescents, including support services for family members as well.
To learn more about the Sovereign Health Group and its wide range of services, please contact Wendy Allen, Public Relations Manager, at 866-948-9688 or visit www.sovcal.com.