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MPA Theory/Interpretation Workshop
Co-Sponsored by
Tanner Behavioral Health Services & PsyPractice Inc.

	*About the speaker:*
	Dr. John Mauldin, Founder and CEO PsyPractice Inc., is a psychologist who has worked in residential, rehabilitation, business, state mental health care, and private practice. While consulting with executive management teams Dr. Mauldin recognized the potential of harnessing Internet technology as the foundation for psychological assessment instruments. Dr. Mauldin is realizing this potential through PsyPractice Inc., a psychological assessment company and the Mauldin Pattern Assessment (MPA) Instrument Series. John is married and has one son.
	*Program Description:*
	The Mauldin Pattern Assessment (MPA) is a web-based assessment of a child’s healthy personality patterns. This workshop will describe the theoretical basis for the assessment, teach participants MPA interpretation skills, offer “hands-on” experience interpreting personality patterns, and provide a brief overview of treatment interventions based on test results.


	Friday, June 25th, 2004 ... 9:00am-3:00pm

S&T Assessment and Counseling Inc.
110 Field Street
Suite A-182
Newnan, GA 30263

CEU's are available through the Umiversity of Georgia School of Social Work.
Five core hours will be awarded to
Licensed Professional Counselors, Licensed Clinical Social Workers,
Master's of Social Work, and Licensed Marriage & Family Therapists.

	$35 per attendee ... REGISTER NOW! Katie Perry 706.333.3809 kperry@psypractice.com

	*Agenda:*
	09:00 - 09:15… Welcome and Introduction 09:15 - 10:30… Mosaic of the MPA 10:30 - 10:45… Break 10:45 - 12:00… Administration & Factor Interpretation 12:00 - 01:00… Lunch 01:00 - 03:30… Pattern Interpretation & Intervention

	*Clinician Learning Objectives … PsyPractice MPA-TI Workshop participants will:*
	gain an understanding about how children formulate life patterns through environmental interactions, interpersonal relationships, and biological stressors learn how children develop thinking and behaviors to reduce stress and increase predictability/control in their lives receive an introduction to the MPA and its value in clinical measurement gain an appreciation about how MPA factors measure the four basic stressors, and how these factors are predictive of individual patterns recognize patterns based on factor, range, strength/weakness, and trauma score interplay interpret MPA Assessments through participatory small group exercises be exposed to a treatment model based on MPA outcomes

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