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Women's HerstoryMar 22, 2024
In honor of Women's History Month, the ACPE Anti-Bias Working Group invite ACPE members to reflect on the theme, "what does Women's History Month mean to me?" newly minted Certified Educator, Lauri Swann, shares her reflections below. If you would like to share your reflections on this month's theme, or other topics, please send it to Jasmine Okafor for inclusion in upcoming ACPE newsletters.
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Every Gift Counts, Every Contribution Makes an Impact!Mar 22, 2024
Spring is always an exciting time for the Foundation for ACPE. Many of you have responded to the call for grant proposals and service award nominations. As sub-committees of the Foundation Board review these applications, we continue to be moved by the amazing work done by Psychotherapists, Certified Educators and Certified Educator Candidates. The creative and innovative ideas shared through the grant proposals continue to advance the mission and values of ACPE. The tireless service we provide touches people around the world in untold ways. Thank you to everyone who has had a hand in submitting a proposal or nominating a colleague. I’d like to announce that have recently welcomed several new Board Directors to the Foundation.
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Women's HerstoryMar 18, 2024
In honor of Women's History Month, the ACPE Anti-Bias Working Group invites ACPE members to reflect on the theme, "What does Women's History Month mean to me?" ACPE Psychotherapist Tere Canzoneri shares her reflections below.
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A Season of RenewalMar 17, 2024
Spring is in the air, and I feel a unique energy as the winter months soon become distant memories. I look forward to warmer weather, longer days of sunshine, and gathering at our annual conference!
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New Community of Practice for CPE Program DirectorsMar 15, 2024
Our ACPE colleagues, who serve as CPE Program Directors at their clinical sites, are responsible for the administration and management of CPE programs. Such persons are invested with a unique and crucial responsibility in their role and in the entire clinical ministry movement. Navigating the changing environment is not easy. Facing the ever-changing clinical culture (caregiving and administrative arms). Recognizing emerging swings and themes of societal norms and movements. Revising CPE curriculum to meet changing ACPE accreditation requirements. Responding to shifting patterns and anomalies of student needs and characteristics. Continuing one’s own professional development.