Group Therapy Research Request – 2nd Call

All students over the age of 18 enrolled in a CACREP programs are invited to participate in this study. The aim of this study is to understand group leader’s facilitative interpersonal skills in group therapy. This study is IRB approved.

 

This study is being conducted by researchers in the Counseling Psychology program at the University of Iowa. The study involves completing a demographics questionnaire, an audio response task, and questions related to group facilitation. Completion of the survey should take approximately 30-45 minutes. Your training programs will not see the answers you provide to the research team. Deciding not to be in this study will not in any way affect your academic standing.

 

You will not be paid for being in this research study. Nonetheless, at the conclusion of this study, you will be given the option to submit your contact details through an additional survey link should you wish to enter a raffle to win one of five $100 Amazon gift cards in addition to a $10 Amazon gift card for a completion as a token of appreciation for your full participation. You may also choose to participate in the study and not provide your information. If you provide your email, it will be logged separately from the main study survey before an electronic gift card being emailed to you. Following the distribution of gift cards, your contact information will be permanently deleted as soon as possible.

 

If you participated in this study previously, we ask that you please do not complete the survey again.

 

If you are interested in participation, please follow the link below:

 

(https://uiowa.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bBIwuCgINwDACWy)

BGF Children’s Therapy

BGF Children’s Therapy

We provide in-home and center-based behavior therapy for children diagnosed with Autism. I am reaching out because we are searching for individuals to work one on one with the children we serve during this summer and into Fall 2024. Ideal candidates are working on their Bachelor’s or Master’s in a related field and have some experience with children. We train our staff in behavior analytic principles and the skills necessary to work with children diagnosed with Autism. We have hired students from DePaul in the past and have been very happy with their work and dedication. Hourly rates range from $20-$25, depending on experience.

 

Students can email (nicole@bgftherapy.com) or call (312-806-7937) for more information.

Action Alert!

On July 16th, 2022, the National Suicide Prevention Line transitioned to the 988 Lifeline. This new suicide and crisis lifeline uses a network of 200+ local crisis centers to connect people with anonymous and judgement free support. Individuals can now call, text, or chat with the easy-to-remember number and be connected to a trained crisis counselor.

We are already seeing the 988 Lifeline making a significant impact. In just over two years, the lifeline has helped 10+ million people. However, we still need to increase awareness of and support for the 988 Lifeline. More than 30% of Americans still don’t know about 988.

Let’s tell our representatives that we support this lifesaving resource. Please write to your US representatives expressing your support for increased and sustainable funding for 988 and urge them to help spread awareness of 988 through their platform; supporting public awareness campaigns around 988; and increasing signage of 988 in key touchpoint locations.

Chicago Park District – Now Hiring!

The Chicago Park District is seeking year-round part-time Inclusion Aides. We have in the past shared with you our seasonal opportunities and we were so grateful for the assistance you provided sharing with your students and networks. Attached is a flyer with job information and below is a link to the posting on the Chicago Park District website.

 

The position has a fileable schedule and is a great opportunity for those interested in Special Education, Therapeutic Recreation, or any section of the medical field. As well as anyone seeking casual employment at the Chicago Park District.

We’re Hiring – Inclusion Aides Year-Round

McCormick Internship

Each year, through a generous endowment from the McCormick Foundation, the Steans Center is able to offer paid internships that help to advance the student’s knowledge and skills through an asset-based approach that benefits the organization.

Interns can come from all disciplines and departments at DePaul and the Steans Center can assist students in finding a suitable placement or to help them to adapt existing ones.  We have roughly 10 slots available each quarter and fall applications are due on August 26!

Link: https://resources.depaul.edu/steans-center-community-based-service-learning/for-students/internships/Pages/McCormick-Internship.aspx

Volunteer and Part-Time Opportunities – Minds Matter Chicago

Minds Matter Chicago is looking to engage with more students or alums from the Counseling Program at DePaul, as they think their perspective and expertise are a great match with their mission and focus on college access. They are currently looking for support in a couple of different ways:
(1) Program Director: This is a volunteer position, with a responsibility to co-leading a class of mentors and high school students through a set curriculum, which varies for the sophomore, junior, or senior classes. This is a great way to meet other adult volunteers and play a huge role in the success of the students in our program.
(2) Program CoordinatorThis is a part-time, paid position, and its scope includes being present at our Saturday sessions (10am-4pm) and being actively involved in student recruitment and onboarding. This would be $20/hour and 20 hours/month.