This form collects information required to create a post for PTI’s client or therapist facing websites for either the Free Community Workshop or a Process Friday lecture/workshop.
About the events
Free Community Workshop (FCW)
The PTI Free Community Workshop series is held on the third Monday of each month from 5:30PM to 7PM at the PTI office. This event is open to all audiences, especially to PTI cilents. Speakers are invited to share their event with their clients and other therapists at PTI, as well as with the wider professional world as a valuable and free resource for clients.
For this form, the FCW will need: a title, a brief description, a speaker bio and a picture. This information will be used to create a post on the client facing website.
For a list of the upcoming FCW, please check: https://www.processes.org/workshops/. This is also useful to find a month that does not have a FCW scheduled. We usually aim to schedule events 3 to 6 months ahead of time so that there is enough time to advertise the event.
Process Friday (PF)
Process Fridays are held on the second Friday of each month. Each experiential workshop is 1.5 hours from 12 to 1:30PM PST at the PTI office in San Jose. This series is for mental health clinicians. Speakers are invited to share their event with their professional networks, their supervision/consultation groups, social media, etc.
For this form, the PF lectures will need: a title, a brief description, learning objectives, a speaker bio and a picture. All of this information will go directly on the training website. These workshops offer CEU’s and therefore need to meet CAMFT CEPA guidelines. The PTI CE coordinator will work with you if you have any questions.
For a list of upcoming PF, please check: https://ptitraining.processes.org/upcoming-lectures/. This is also useful to find a month that does not have a PF scheduled. There is also an archive of previous PF that have taken place. We usually aim to schedule events 3 to 6 months ahead of time so that there is enough time to advertise the event.