The Global Adolescent Project was co-founded by Dr. Nancy Sobel after she noticed a dire lack of PTSD therapy being provided to survivors of the Haiti earthquake, particularly to adolescents. The nonprofit helps a network of youth attend school, live in safety, and learn job skills, while also receiving therapy for the trauma they have suffered.

The fundraiser, co-sponsored by Clearview Treatment Programs, will feature live music, a celebrity guest host, refreshments, and a silent auction.

GPALA Annual Conference: Emotional Availability in Group — Expanding the Capacity for Intimacy in Group Members and Leaders.

The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Westside Los Angeles chapter is holding its Annual Community Conference on Mental Health. The keynote speaker is author Bob Whitaker, who will be speaking on “Imagining a Different Future: What History and Science Reveal is Possible in Mental Health.”

An overview of teen depression and an exploration of the role of the media in public knowledge of and attitudes toward teen depression. 1 CEU available for MFTs/LCSWs.

The Women’s Symposium aims to provide innovative tools that help professionals care for women affected by addiction. This year’s theme is “It’s a Family Affair: Moving to Family Wellness.” Sponsored in part by Clearview Treatment Programs.

Clearview Treatment Programs is sponsoring the March meeting of the Addiction Professionals’ Resource Alliance (APRA).

Clearview’s intensive 3-Day Family Program explores the issues that occur in a family as a result of chemical dependency, codependency, and other mental health issues. Through education, group process, and experiential exercises, participants learn how to change unhealthy communications and behavioral patterns and strengthen family and personal relationships. The Family Program is open to families with loved ones at Clearview and to the community.

Clearview’s intensive 3-Day Family Program explores the issues that occur in a family as a result of chemical dependency, codependency, and other mental health issues. Through education, group process, and experiential exercises, participants learn how to change unhealthy communications and behavioral patterns and strengthen family and personal relationships. The Family Program is open to families with loved ones at Clearview and to the community.

Dr. Alina Gorgorian, clinical director at Clearview Women’s Center for Borderline Personality and Emotional Disorders, will present techniques to help clients modify their thinking and behavioral patterns to reduce their depression and anxiety. 1 CEU available for MFTs/LCSW (CEU’s pending for psychologists).