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  • 3000 Hour Club In-Person Meetup with Ice Cream in San Rafael

    • Sat, October 17, 2026
    • 3:00 PM
    • IN PERSON: Double Rainbow Cafe, 850 4th St., San Rafael
    • 10 registrants
    Register

    Pre-licensed 3000 Hour Club In-Person Meetup with Ice Cream!

    Saturday, October 17th in San Rafael

    Join us for free ice cream and community. We will meet Saturday, October 17 at 3pm at Double Rainbow Cafe in San Rafael to share about people's experiences. Get the scoop on the road to licensure while getting a scoop of ice cream on us! Come with any questions you might have for the group, or just for the opportunity to connect with others going through the same stuff. Or just come for the ice cream. No judgment.


    We will be meeting at Double Rainbow Cafe @ Autistry Studios, 850 4th St., San Rafael.  (Google Maps)

    Hosted by Ryan Plumb, Marin CAMFT Membership Director

    Email prelicensed@marincamft.org with questions.

    Double Rainbow Cafe logo



    The 3000 Hour Club welcomes all Marin CAMFT pre-licensed members.  The 3000 Hour Club is a social, professional, networking and consulting group for all students, trainees and associates interested in meeting and connecting with others in Marin working toward licensure.  Whether you have yet to gain your first hour or are nearing the magical 3,000 hours, we'd love for you to join us.

    Not a member yet? Our chapter offers discounted membership to students and associates - sign up to join Marin CAMFT here.

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  • Bridging the Bay 2026 CAMFT Chapter Hike Series: Hike The Presidio with SFCAMFT

    • Sat, October 24, 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 1:30 PM
    • Presidio Wall Playground Park, Pacific Ave &, Spruce St, San Francisco, CA 94118, USA
    • 2 registrants
    Register

    BRIDGING THE BAY 2026 CAMFT CHAPTER HIKE SERIES: THE PRESIDIO OCT 24

    Join us on Saturday, October 24 for a hike hosted by SFCAMFT at The Presidio in San Francisco

    Photo credit: Presidio Park website

    Presidio Ecology Trail San Francisco

    The final installment of this year's collaboration with East Bay and San Francisco Chapters shared hike will take place in the Presidio. This is your last opportunity of 2026 to go for a stroll with fellow Bay Area CAMFTers.  The hike includes the Ecology Trail, Mountain Lake, Cemetery and Golden Gate Bridge Overlook, Inspiration Point, and El Polin Spring.  On the day, look for the SFCAMFT banner to find the group. 

    There's usually plenty of free parking in the Presidio Heights neighborhood, but there is also paid parking available at the Presidio Golf Course.

    BRIDGING THE BAY 2026 CAMFT CHAPTERS HIKE 

    When: Oct 24, 2026, from 10:00 AM – 1:30 PM
    Where: Presidio Wall Playground Park, Pacific Ave & Spruce St, San Francisco, CA 94118, USA [see meeting location on Google Maps]
    Trail Info: Distance: 3.4 miles, Elevation: 463 ft
    Dogs: allowed

      Trail Information

      Map of hike: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Mbp6YpAAnYEo4NcRA

      Google Map of the hike - meeting spot at Presidio Wall Playground Park is highlighted in yellow (Pacific Ave & Spruce St.)




      Questions: You may reach out to SFCAMFT Social Co-Chair Meridith at meridith@therapywithmeridith.com 

      See You on the Trail!

      Come connect, unwind, and enjoy the beauty of San Francisco with your fellow therapists. It's the perfect way to cap off our fantastic series for 2026! We can't wait to see you there.


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    • Trauma Resource Team Book Group - November 4

      • Wed, November 04, 2026
      • 6:30 PM
      • online on Zoom
      • 6 registrants
      Register

      TRAUMA RESOURCE TEAM BOOK GROUP

      The TRT are continuing our book group:  We’d love you to join us! ALL MEMBERS ARE WELCOME.


      3 books laying flat

      The Trauma Resource Team (TRT) is hosting our next Book Group and all members of Marin CAMFT are invited to join.

      Each book group is led by Marin CAMFT members.  Members can sign up to join in for just one time or each time, whatever works for your schedule.  We want to come together in community, share our knowledge and learn something new.

      Register for our next book group on Wednesday, November 4th at 6.30pm on Zoom when we will be discussing Mind Drama: The Science of Rumination and How to Outwit Your Inner Defeatist by Donna Jackson Nakazawa.





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    • Friday CE Series: Introduction to Perinatal Mental Health for Therapists

      • Fri, November 13, 2026
      • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
      • online via Zoom
      • 55 registrants
      Register

      Understand specific mental health challenges associated with pregnancy 

      Introduction to Perinatal Mental Health for Therapists

      Presented by LeeAnn Bartolini, Ph.D. and Jill Zechowy, M.D., M.S. 

      2 CEs available

      Free for Marin CAMFT members and RECAMFT reciprocal chapter members!

      This training will not be recorded. Please plan to attend the "live" session on Zoom if you are interested in this learning activity. 

      PLEASE NOTE: After you sign up here, you'll be sent instructions on how to complete a separate registration step with Zoom, which is how you will get your Zoom link. You can do that in advance, or right before the meeting begins. This registration step lets us more accurately track attendance in the Zoom meeting for our compliance purposes as a CE provider.

      Workshop Description

      Introduction to Perinatal Mental Health shines a light on an area of mental health that is rarely covered in graduate mental health education. The training intends to introduce participants to a number of topics that clinicians need to consider when working with pregnant and postpartum individuals and couples.

      Educational Goals

      This training will cover the diagnosis and screening of perinatal mental health disorders, with an overview of psychotherapy treatment of these disorders.

      Learning Objectives

      Upon completion of this workshop, participants should be able to:

      1. Differentiate between the self-limiting "baby blues" and clinical perinatal depression or anxiety based on symptom onset, duration, and the level of functional impairment.
      2. Identify the distinct clinical presentations of various perinatal mental health conditions—including perinatal depression, generalized anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), PTSD, and postpartum psychosis.
      3. Analyze perinatal-specific risk factors to differentiate between varying degrees of maternal suicide risk.
      4. Describe how perinatal mental health disorders may present differently in
        light of an individual’s gender, diverse background or sexual identities.
      5. Apply evidence-based prevention efforts in perinatal mental health.
      6. Help families better prepare for postpartum, with the goal of reduction of risk for postpartum depression.
      7. Discuss the risks vs. benefits of psychopharmacologic approaches to enhance their clients’ abilities for informed decision making.


      Presenters 

      LeeAnn Bartolini, Ph.D.LeeAnn Bartolini, Ph.D. has 40 years of experience as a Professor of Psychology at Dominican University, teaching in both the undergraduate and graduate psychology programs. She has also maintained a private practice since 1985, focusing on women’s issues, including pregnancy and post-partum mental health. As a certified death doula, she also assists others with end of life planning. She taught the Psychology of Women for decades and completed The Perinatal Mental Health Certification (PMH-C) Program with PSI-International.
      Jill Zechowy, M.D., M.S. Jill Zechowy, M.D., M.S. began her career as a family physician and taught clinical medicine as an Associate Professor of Medicine at UCSF’s Family Medicine Residency Program. After becoming a mother, Dr. Zechowy focused her professional interests on perinatal mental health. She received her master’s in counseling psychology from Dominican University in 2010 and then opened her private practice, Women’s Mental Health, MD, in Sonoma County. In 2024 Dr. Zechowy published Motherhood Survival Manual: Your Prenatal Guide to Prevent Postpartum Depression & Anxiety. She is a volunteer with Postpartum
      Support International and speaker for primary care physicians on the diagnosis and treatment of perinatal mental health disorders.


      Registering for this Zoom training does not include access to any recording or an on-demand version.


      You will be sent instructions on how to register with Zoom to get your personal Zoom link to use for attendance. Please read the email confirmation you receive after signing up on the Marin CAMFT website for these instructions.

      Attendance at the live event in full and completion of the evaluation at the end qualifies for 2 hours of Continuing Education (2 CEs).

      Date: Friday, November 13
      Time: 12:00 to 2:00 pm Pacific

      Cost: Free for Marin CAMFT members and reciprocal members, $40 for non-members. Please see refund policy below. Any on-demand training published subsequently will also be free for Marin CAMFT members (reciprocal benefits not available for Marin CAMFT On-Demand).
      Location:  Online via Zoom. Instructions for registering with Zoom, in order to receive your Personal Zoom Join Link, will be sent in your confirmation message from Marin CAMFT. You will need to complete that second Zoom-registration step in order to receive your Zoom Link by email.




      Additional Information about Marin CAMFT CE Programs

      For more information about the Friday Continuing Education Series or about joining the Marin CAMFT Continuing Education Committee, please contact our Director of Programs.

      • Continuing Education: This workshop meets the qualifications for 2 hours of continuing education credit for LMFTs, LCSWs, LEPs and/or LPCCs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. These CEs will be provided by Marin CAMFT (CAMFT Provider # 56895), which is approved by the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor continuing education for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs and LEPs. We regret that at this time we are not able to provide CE credits for Licensed Psychologists. Participants must attend the full duration of the program (on Zoom, or in person, per event details above) and complete the course evaluation to receive the CE completion certificate. Course evaluations must be completed within 90 days of the training date. A $20 administrative fee will be charged for requests received more than 90 days after the course asking for course evaluation instructions, replacement CE certificates, or for research into missing or lost CE certificates. Marin CAMFT maintains responsibility for this program and its contents. Contact our Director of Programs for more information.

      • Continuing Education Goal: Marin CAMFT is committed to offering continuing education courses to train LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs and LEPs to treat any client in an ethically and clinically sound manner based upon current accepted standards of practice.

      • Refund Policy: Our refund policy requires a $20 processing fee, and we must be notified in advance of the event if you would like to cancel. We do not provide refunds in case of non-attendance by the registrant. Please allow up to a week from requesting the refund to it being processed. Participants who register for free may choose to cancel by emailing info@marincamft.org if they will not be attending, though this is not necessary.  Please contact our Director of Programs with any questions.

      • Request for Accommodations: If you need accommodations for this event, please contact the Director of Programs.
      • Grievance Procedure: Marin CAMFT will respond to complaints in a reasonable, ethical and timely manner, when submitted by program attendees in writing to the Director of Programs.

      • Anti-Discrimination Policy: Marin CAMFT shall not discriminate against any individual or group with respect to any service, program or activity based on gender or gender identity, sexual orientation, ethnicity, race, creed, national origin, citizenship status, religion, age, ability, or other prohibited basis. Marin CAMFT does not require attendees to adhere to any particular religion or creed in order to participate in training. Marin CAMFT will not promote or advocate for a single modality of treatment that is discriminatory or likely to harm clients based on current accepted standards or practice.


      Continuing education credits are available for attendance in the Zoom presentation. You must stay on the Zoom meeting for the entirety of the training and complete the course evaluation afterward in order to receive a completion certificate. Because of the requirement to attend the training in full, if you attempt to log in to the Zoom late, after the training is already underway, you may not be admitted. Please log onto the event promptly at the listed start time.



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    • In Person Sunday Workshop: How to Treat Eating Disorders in Your Practice: A Social Justice-Informed Clinical Training

      • Sun, November 15, 2026
      • 8:45 AM - 12:15 PM
      • IN PERSON: Town Center Corte Madera Community Room, 770 Tamalpais Drive, Suite 201, Corte Madera CA 94925
      • 68
      • 2 registrants
      Register

      IN PERSON TRAINING!  Examine the implications of bias and privilege in the treatment of disordered eating 

      How to Treat Eating Disorders in Your Practice: A Social Justice-Informed Clinical Training

      Presented by Dr. Marcella Raimondo

      3 CEs available

      This training will not be recorded. If you are interested in this learning opportunity, please plan to attend this in-person event.  Please read the full event description for all registration terms including refund policy.


      Workshop Description


      The need to incorporate social justice perspectives and practices in our understandings of and approach to eating disorders treatment is irrefutable. When eating disorders occurs in marginalized people, the dynamics have increasing complexity due to being marginalized, isolated, or stigmatized. Marginalized people seeking professional help may find eating disorders services unequipped to provide the interventions and treatment for their intersecting identities. Most eating disorders services are constructed for cisgender heterosexual affluent, thin, able-bodied women, and cannot offer appropriate services for a more diverse client population.  Eating Disorders treatment programs, advocates and clinicians need to work together to ensure all individuals with eating disorders can access safe and intersectional treatment options. 

      This three-hour workshop will explore how racial and cultural stereotypes may contribute to under-recognition of eating disorders among BIPOC communities and influence clinicians’ assessment, treatment recommendations, and engagement with clients. Participants will examine how weight stigma and weight-centric assumptions can contribute to missed or delayed diagnoses, particularly among individuals with subthreshold or atypical presentations and those in larger bodies. Participants will also examine how gender and sexual identity shape eating disorder presentation and access to care, including the impact of gendered stereotypes and assumptions about who develops eating disorders.

      Through case examples and guided reflection, participants will examine how their own biases and social conditioning may influence the therapeutic relationship and clinical decision-making. The workshop emphasizes cultural humility, weight-inclusive practice, trauma-informed care, and social justice as essential components of ethical and equitable eating disorder treatment.

      Educational Goals

      This workshop will explore how weight/body size, race/ethnicity, and gender/sexual identity influence the development, recognition, assessment, treatment, and recovery of eating disorders.

      Learning Objectives

      Upon completion of this workshop, participants should be able to:

      1. Identify three current research and clinical practice gaps that contribute to the under recognition, misdiagnosis, and inadequate treatment of eating disorders across diverse populations.
      2. Describe the importance of holistic, social justice–informed conceptualizations of eating disorders that consider sociocultural factors, weight stigma, systemic inequities, and intersecting identities in assessment and treatment.
      3. Apply three actionable strategies for translating awareness of research gaps, clinical biases, and sociocultural factors into more equitable, culturally responsive, and evidence-informed eating disorder assessment and treatment practices.

      Presenter Dr. Marcella Raimondo 

      Dr. Marcella RaimondoMarcella Raimondo, PhD, MPH, is a clinical psychologist, educator, and passionate advocate for social justice in eating disorder care. She has worked in the eating disorder field since 1995, including serving as Director of Media Literacy at About-Face and in leadership and advisory roles with organizations including the Academy for Eating Disorders, ASDAH, and Eating Disorder Recovery Support. Marcella provides clinical training, consultation, and supervision with a focus on culturally responsive, weight-inclusive, and equitable eating disorder treatment. She currently manages the Eating Disorders Program at Lyon-Martin and provides clinical services in Alameda County. Her professional work, recovery journey, and martial arts practice inspire her commitment to multicultural body nurturance, community, and social justice.

      Attendance at the training in full and completion of the course evaluation afterwards qualifies for 3 hours of Continuing Education (3 CEs).

      Date: Sunday, November 15

      Time: Please arrive by 8:45am to register. Training begins at 9:00am and goes to 12:15pm (3 hours of training plus time for a break)

      Cost: $45 for licensed Marin CAMFT members; $35 for our pre-licensed members; $60 for licensed therapists who are not members of Marin CAMFT. Other rates including reciprocal rates for members of RECAMFT also available, see registration panel.

      Location:  IN PERSON: Town Center Corte Madera Community Room: 770 Tamalpais Drive, Suite 201, Corte Madera CA 94925  (in the office building on the south end of the property). 



      Additional Information about Marin CAMFT CE Programs

      For more information about the Friday Continuing Education Series or about joining the Marin CAMFT Continuing Education Committee, please contact our Director of Programs Arianna Sifuentes.

      • Continuing Education: This workshop meets the qualifications for 3 hours of continuing education credit for LMFTs, LCSWs, LEPs and/or LPCCs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. These CEs will be provided by Marin CAMFT (CAMFT Provider # 56895), which is approved by the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor continuing education for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs and LEPs. We regret that at this time we are not able to provide CE credits for Licensed Psychologists. Participants must attend the full duration of this in-person program, with attendance demonstrated by signing the attendance logs at both the beginning and the end of the training, and complete the course evaluation to receive the CE completion certificate. Marin CAMFT maintains responsibility for this program and its contents. Contact our Director of Programs for more information.

      • Continuing Education Goal: Marin CAMFT is committed to offering continuing education courses to train LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs and LEPs to treat any client in an ethically and clinically sound manner based upon current accepted standards of practice.

      • Refund Policy: Our refund policy requires a $20 processing fee, and we must be notified in advance of the event if you would like to cancel. We do not provide refunds in case of non-attendance by the registrant.  Please contact our Director of Programs with any questions.

      • Request for Accommodations: If you need accommodations for this event, please contact the Director of Programs.
      • Grievance Procedure: Marin CAMFT will respond to complaints in a reasonable, ethical and timely manner, when submitted by program attendees in writing to the Director of Programs.

      • Anti-Discrimination Policy: Marin CAMFT shall not discriminate against any individual or group with respect to any service, program or activity based on gender or gender identity, sexual orientation, ethnicity, race, creed, national origin, citizenship status, religion, age, ability, or other prohibited basis. Marin CAMFT does not require attendees to adhere to any particular religion or creed in order to participate in training. Marin CAMFT will not promote or advocate for a single modality of treatment that is discriminatory or likely to harm clients based on current accepted standards or practice.


      Continuing education credits are available for attendance at the entirety of the training, including signing in and out on the attendance logs at the beginning and end of the training. The course evaluation will be provided to confirmed attendees after the training.

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    • Friday CE Series: Mapping Relational Cycles, Meaning-Making, and Cultural Context in Couples Therapy

      • Fri, December 11, 2026
      • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
      • online via Zoom
      • 10 registrants
      Register

      Gain more tools for working with couples

      Mapping Relational Cycles, Meaning-Making, and Cultural Context Considerations in Couples Therapy

      Presented by Kenya Rocha, LMHC

      2 CEs available

      Free for Marin CAMFT members and RECAMFT reciprocal chapter members!

      Registration for this "live" training does not include access to a recording. Please read the full event description for all registration terms including refund policy.

      Workshop Description


      This intermediate to advanced training introduces a structured, meaning-centered approach to couples therapy that integrates attachment, systemic thinking, and the impact of past experiences on present relational functioning. These are the concepts from Adaptive Information Processing which focus on  how the past shows up in our present. Participants will learn how emotionally charged interactions between partners are shaped by previously encoded experiences that become activated in moments of conflict, influencing perception, behavior, and connection. 

      In this presentation, clinicians will be guided in identifying and mapping the couple’s interactional cycle, with particular attention to how partners assign meaning to each other’s behaviors and how these meanings reinforce patterns of disconnection or closeness. The training covers the idea from Adaptive Information Processing that relational distress is maintained not only by communication patterns, but by the deeper emotional and experiential associations each partner brings into the relationship.

      Participants in the training will learn a structured framework for establishing relational safety, emotional regulation, and co-regulation, using relationship-based resource development strategies that support stability and engagement. A set of core relational conditions that support trust, emotional engagement, and accountability will be introduced as an organizing framework for intervention with considerations for culture and identity.

      Special attention will be given to cross-cultural couples, including Latino/Caucasian dynamics, and how cultural constructs such as machismo and marianismo influence emotional expression, power, and meaning-making within relationships. Clinicians will learn how to facilitate culturally responsive conversations that promote empathy, reduce misinterpretation, and strengthen connection.

      This training is designed for clinicians with prior experience in couples therapy seeking a more structured framework for conceptualization and intervention. No prior knowledge of Adaptive Information Processing is required, however you may be interested in taking the Marin CAMFT On-Demand course on this topic if you would like to become more familiar with AIP in advance of taking this training.

      Educational Goals

      Clinicians will learn a practical framework for identifying how connection is built and disrupted through six key relational conditions. This model helps clinicians recognize where breakdowns occur in the couple’s cycle and provides a roadmap for intervention, showing how strengthening these conditions leads to de-escalation and creates space for deeper, connection-focused work to take hold.  


      Learning Objectives

      Upon completion of this workshop, participants should be able to:

      1. Describe at least three ways past experiences influence present relational interactions.
      2. Map a couple’s interactional cycle, identifying at least two triggers, associated meanings, and resulting behavioral responses that contribute to relational distress.
      3. Explain at least three core relational conditions that support safety, emotional engagement, and accountability in intimate relationships.
      4. Demonstrate at least three relationship-based strategies for increasing co-regulation and emotional stabilization between partners.
      5. Differentiate between adaptive and maladaptive meaning-making patterns by identifying at least two ways partners may misinterpret each other’s behaviors during conflict.
      6. Apply at least two culturally responsive interventions when working with cross-cultural couples.



      Presenter Kenya Rocha, LMHC

      Kenya Rocha, LMHCKenya Rocha, MS, LMHC, NCC is a prominent EMDR therapist known for her specialized use of EMDR in couple and family therapy contexts. Her deep engagement with the EMDR community is evidenced by her role as an international Basic Trainer for Roy Kiessling’s EMDR Consulting, where she leverages her extensive understanding of the Adaptive Information Processing (AIP) model and EMDR’s 8 phases. As the owner of EMDR & Beyond and Mosaic Family Counseling, Inc., her contributions span innovative clinical concepts and leadership, enhancing EMDR’s ethical application through education, training, consultation and clinical supervision.

      With comprehensive expertise in systemic interactions and relationship dynamics within couples and families, Kenya’s clinical practice is enriched by her ongoing practice in Attachment & Developmental psychology theories, Ego State Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy & Transpersonal psychotherapy integrations. Fluent in both Spanish and English, she effectively addresses the needs of culturally diverse populations, fostering significant therapeutic advancements in EMDR and trauma treatment across individual, couple, and family settings. Her unique blend of rigorous clinical practice and dedication to education establishes her as a respected figure in the therapeutic community.



      PLEASE NOTE:  By registering for this event you are consenting to a recording being made which may include your voice and/or image. By registering for this event, you are agreeing for your likeliness to possibly be used by Marin CAMFT.

      Also, while we plan to produce this training as an on-demand program, registration for the different formats of a program is offered separately and each is sold through a different platform. Registering for this Zoom training does not include access to any recording or an on-demand version. If you cannot attend "live" on the training date listed here, please do not register for this Zoom training, and instead, check Marin CAMFT On-Demand for the recorded program at a later date. If you register for this "live" training and are unable to attend, please cancel your registration per the terms below which govern our refund policies for this event.



      Attendance at the live event in full and completion of the evaluation at the end qualifies for 2 hours of Continuing Education (2 CEs).

      Date: Friday, December 11
      Time: 12:00 to 2:00 pm Pacific

      Cost: Free for Marin CAMFT members and reciprocal members, $30 for non-members. Please see refund policy below.
      Location:  Online via Zoom. Instructions for registering with Zoom, in order to receive your Personal Zoom Join Link, will be sent in your confirmation message from Marin CAMFT. You will need to complete that second Zoom-registration step in order to receive your Zoom Link by email.




      Additional Information about Marin CAMFT CE Programs

      For more information about the Friday Continuing Education Series or about joining the Marin CAMFT Continuing Education Committee, please contact our Director of Programs Arianna Sifuentes.

      • Continuing Education: This workshop meets the qualifications for 2 hours of continuing education credit for LMFTs, LCSWs, LEPs and/or LPCCs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences. These CEs will be provided by Marin CAMFT (CAMFT Provider # 56895), which is approved by the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor continuing education for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs and LEPs. We regret that at this time we are not able to provide CE credits for Licensed Psychologists. Participants must attend the full duration of the program (on Zoom, or in person, per event details above) and complete the course evaluation to receive the CE completion certificate. Course evaluations must be completed within 90 days of the training date. A $20 administrative fee will be charged for requests received more than 90 days after the course asking for course evaluation instructions, replacement CE certificates, or for research into missing or lost CE certificates. Marin CAMFT maintains responsibility for this program and its contents. Contact our Director of Programs for more information.

      • Continuing Education Goal: Marin CAMFT is committed to offering continuing education courses to train LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs and LEPs to treat any client in an ethically and clinically sound manner based upon current accepted standards of practice.

      • Refund Policy: Our refund policy requires a $20 processing fee, and we must be notified in advance of the event if you would like to cancel. We do not provide refunds in case of non-attendance by the registrant.  Please contact our Director of Programs with any questions.

      • Request for Accommodations: If you need accommodations for this event, please contact the Director of Programs.
      • Grievance Procedure: Marin CAMFT will respond to complaints in a reasonable, ethical and timely manner, when submitted by program attendees in writing to the Director of Programs.

      • Anti-Discrimination Policy: Marin CAMFT shall not discriminate against any individual or group with respect to any service, program or activity based on gender or gender identity, sexual orientation, ethnicity, race, creed, national origin, citizenship status, religion, age, ability, or other prohibited basis. Marin CAMFT does not require attendees to adhere to any particular religion or creed in order to participate in training. Marin CAMFT will not promote or advocate for a single modality of treatment that is discriminatory or likely to harm clients based on current accepted standards or practice.


      Continuing education credits are available for attendance in the Zoom presentation. You must stay on the Zoom meeting for the entirety of the training and complete the course evaluation afterward in order to receive a completion certificate. Because of the requirement to attend the training in full, if you attempt to log in to the Zoom late, after the training is already underway, you may not be admitted. Please log onto the event promptly at the listed start time.



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    Marin County Chapter of CAMFT                  

    PO Box 9065 San Rafael, CA 94912-9065     

    (415) 347-6038    info@marincamft.org


    Marin CAMFT is approved by  the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (CAMFT Provider #56895) to sponsor continuing education for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and LEPs

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