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SUMMARY:Forward-Facing ME 7-Week Group
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FFME\nForward-Facing ME is a 7-week interactive group process designed to help the participants gain skills to live more effectively.  The developers of this group have amassed a significant amount of research supporting the effectiveness of utilizing these skills to lessen the negative effects of stress in psychotherapeutic practice. \nLearn more about FFME HERE. \nThis group will meet weekly from July 27th to September 7th. Your registration covers all group meetings. \nForward-Facing ME is an interactive group process designed to help the participants gain skills   to live more effectively.  The developers of this group have amassed a significant amount of research supporting the effectiveness of utilizing these skills to lessen the negative effects of stress in psychotherapeutic practice.  While we expect that participants from this group may receive some of these benefits leading to the lessening of stress and stress-related issues\, it is important that you know:  THIS GROUP IS NOT PSYCHOTHERAPY.  Psychotherapy involves a trained\, licensed professional diagnosing and treating an identified disease by implementing a series of evidence-based interventions. \nThis group\, conversely\, is an attempt to provide the participants with a set of self-help tools to (a) regulate their own autonomic nervous system and (b) begin to live an intentional life.  People who have successfully engaged in these skills have reported a myriad of benefits after their continued practice of these skills that include lessened stress symptoms\, reduction in distress\, greater clarity of thought\, increased ability to function in high-demand situations\, more satisfying relationships as well as the ability to become and remain intentional with their behavior. \nForward-Facing® ME was born from Forward-Facing® Trauma Therapy: Healing the Moral Wound\, a book published in 2016 by Dr. Gentry.  FFTT has demonstrated effectiveness as an adjunct to psychotherapy for those diagnosed with PTSD and other anxiety-related disorders.  Forward-Facing ME offers the same components of psychoeducation and skills development found in FFTT delivered during this group in a self-help model.  We offer no claims of effectiveness for any individual participant. \nThis group should not be viewed as or utilized for treatment with any diagnosed mental disorder–even though some participants who might have those diagnoses may enjoy some benefit from this group.  If you are suffering from PTSD or another mental health disorder\, please reach out to FFI before registering for the group \nHowever\, we encourage you to seek professional assistance and support in addition to your practice of these skills.  Once again\, this group is not psychotherapy and should not be viewed as a substitute for professional psychotherapy by a licensed clinician for those suffering with a mental\, emotional\, psychological\, or behavioral disorder. \nThis group is interactive and relational.  You will be invited to engage with other participants and share weekly your REAL TIME (not past) success and struggles with self-regulation and intentionality.  One of the primary purposes of this group is to provide you with skills to help you gain traction in implementing and maintaining these changes. \nIf\, at any time during the group sessions\, you feel uncomfortable or overwhelmed by the group\, please take a break.  Reach out to your support network to talk about what you are experiencing.  If the distress dissipates\, you are welcome to return and engage at the level that is comfortable. If the distress does not dissipate after a break and utilizing your resources\, please reach out to a (mental) health professional\, crisis unit or\, in cases of emergency\, please call 911 for immediate and emergency services. \nPotential Benefits.  The benefits others have reported and that may occur for you from engaging and practicing Forward-Facing® skills include the following: \n\n\n\n\n\nLess stress\nComfort in your body\nImproved outlook\nJoy\nSelf-compassion\nOptimization in many areas of life\n\n\n\n\nGreater sense of well-being\nGreater sense of worth and purpose\nIncreased cognitive acuity and clearer thinking\nBetter relational capacity\nMore resilient\nAbility to become intentional instead of reactive\n\n\n\n\n\nPotential Risks.  The risks associated with participating in this group are minimal.  However\, anytime you engage in self-evaluation\, review of your past\, and participate with others who have painful past histories there is the potential to experience unpleasant emotions.  You may become “triggered” as a result of the material.  Fear\, sadness\, discomfort\, and distress are potential experiences throughout the group.  If any of these feelings become too great for you to manage\, please reach out for assistance from your support system\, a mental health professional\, a crisis specialist/unit\, your primary care provider or emergency medical assistance. \nGROUP POLICIES \nAttendance \nForward-Facing ME is first and foremost a relational experience\, and so for the safety and wellbeing of the group we have strict policies around attendance. \nAbsences: \nOnly one absence is allowed\, and it may not be the first meeting. \nIf you miss the first meeting\, you will not be able to start the group \nThe reason for the absence is not taken into consideration. \nIf you have two absences\, you may continue attending but will not get a certificate of completion. \nWe do not record meetings \nTimeliness: The group begins and ends on time. It is up to facilitators’ discretion whether or not to admit participants who are more than 5 minutes late. After 10 minutes\, the room will be permanently closed. Anyone who is not present at that time is considered absent. \nAttention: Please do your best to join via computer (not phone). Videos are to be always on. Your facilitator will describe how we create an atmosphere of attunement and attention. To create that environment\, we ask you to abstain from distractions such as checking notifications\, playing phone/computer games\, smoking\, vaping\, or alcohol consumption. We recommend headphones if your space includes other people. If there is an occasion where you are stuck in traffic\, etc\, you may join via phone for the first few minutes\, but please be sure to switch to computer as soon as you can (the facilitator will let you in). \nConfidentiality:  Please attenuate your sharing to a level that you feel comfortable sharing. We ask that you keep sharing from other participants confidential (what you see here and what you hear here when you leave here let it stay here). \nIndemnification: Participants will indemnify Forward-Facing Institute\, LLC\, its employees and contractors against losses and liabilities from any claims\, damages\, or lawsuits (including attorney’s fees) arising out of Forward-Facing® ME. \nInfluence: I commit to not be under the influence of any substance during the group\, and that my facilitator may ask me to leave if they believe I am under the influence. \nRefunds: If you cancel your registration seven (7) days in advance of the date of the group your registration fee will be refunded\, less a $25 processing fee. There are no refunds for cancellations received less than seven days before. \nSharing: No one is compelled to share\, but if you are intending to use this group as part of the certification process\, then weekly sharing is expected. \nCrosstalk/Group Dynamics: Cross-talk is defined as giving advice or feedback to someone after they share their story. We create a safe experience by not allowing cross-talk so you don’t feel as if you have to monitor what your share or respond to well-meaning advice. \nWe reserve the right to terminate the a participant’s membership in the group at any time if we discern the group is not a good fit.
URL:https://forward-facing.com/event/forward-facing-me-7-week-group-6/
LOCATION:Zoom Virtual Event
CATEGORIES:Forward-Facing® ME
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SUMMARY:Forward-Facing ME 7-Week Group
DESCRIPTION:ABOUT FFME\nForward-Facing ME is a 7-week interactive group process designed to help the participants gain skills to live more effectively.  The developers of this group have amassed a significant amount of research supporting the effectiveness of utilizing these skills to lessen the negative effects of stress in psychotherapeutic practice. \nThis group will meet weekly from April 5th to May 17th. Your registration covers all group meetings. \nForward-Facing ME is an interactive group process designed to help the participants gain skills   to live more effectively.  The developers of this group have amassed a significant amount of research supporting the effectiveness of utilizing these skills to lessen the negative effects of stress in psychotherapeutic practice.  While we expect that participants from this group may receive some of these benefits leading to the lessening of stress and stress-related issues\, it is important that you know:  THIS GROUP IS NOT PSYCHOTHERAPY.  Psychotherapy involves a trained\, licensed professional diagnosing and treating an identified disease by implementing a series of evidence-based interventions. \nThis group\, conversely\, is an attempt to provide the participants with a set of self-help tools to (a) regulate their own autonomic nervous system and (b) begin to live an intentional life.  People who have successfully engaged in these skills have reported a myriad of benefits after their continued practice of these skills that include lessened stress symptoms\, reduction in distress\, greater clarity of thought\, increased ability to function in high-demand situations\, more satisfying relationships as well as the ability to become and remain intentional with their behavior. \nForward-Facing® ME was born from Forward-Facing® Trauma Therapy: Healing the Moral Wound\, a book published in 2016 by Dr. Gentry.  FFTT has demonstrated effectiveness as an adjunct to psychotherapy for those diagnosed with PTSD and other anxiety-related disorders.  Forward-Facing ME offers the same components of psychoeducation and skills development found in FFTT delivered during this group in a self-help model.  We offer no claims of effectiveness for any individual participant. \nThis group should not be viewed as or utilized for treatment with any diagnosed mental disorder–even though some participants who might have those diagnoses may enjoy some benefit from this group.  If you are suffering from PTSD or another mental health disorder\, please reach out to FFI before registering for the group \nHowever\, we encourage you to seek professional assistance and support in addition to your practice of these skills.  Once again\, this group is not psychotherapy and should not be viewed as a substitute for professional psychotherapy by a licensed clinician for those suffering with a mental\, emotional\, psychological\, or behavioral disorder. \nThis group is interactive and relational.  You will be invited to engage with other participants and share weekly your REAL TIME (not past) success and struggles with self-regulation and intentionality.  One of the primary purposes of this group is to provide you with skills to help you gain traction in implementing and maintaining these changes. \nIf\, at any time during the group sessions\, you feel uncomfortable or overwhelmed by the group\, please take a break.  Reach out to your support network to talk about what you are experiencing.  If the distress dissipates\, you are welcome to return and engage at the level that is comfortable. If the distress does not dissipate after a break and utilizing your resources\, please reach out to a (mental) health professional\, crisis unit or\, in cases of emergency\, please call 911 for immediate and emergency services. \nPotential Benefits.  The benefits others have reported and that may occur for you from engaging and practicing Forward-Facing® skills include the following: \n\n\n\n\n\nLess stress\nComfort in your body\nImproved outlook\nJoy\nSelf-compassion\nOptimization in many areas of life\n\n\n\n\nGreater sense of well-being\nGreater sense of worth and purpose\nIncreased cognitive acuity and clearer thinking\nBetter relational capacity\nMore resilient\nAbility to become intentional instead of reactive\n\n\n\n\n\nPotential Risks.  The risks associated with participating in this group are minimal.  However\, anytime you engage in self-evaluation\, review of your past\, and participate with others who have painful past histories there is the potential to experience unpleasant emotions.  You may become “triggered” as a result of the material.  Fear\, sadness\, discomfort\, and distress are potential experiences throughout the group.  If any of these feelings become too great for you to manage\, please reach out for assistance from your support system\, a mental health professional\, a crisis specialist/unit\, your primary care provider or emergency medical assistance. \nGROUP POLICIES \nAttendance \nForward-Facing ME is first and foremost a relational experience\, and so for the safety and wellbeing of the group we have strict policies around attendance. \nAbsences: \nOnly one absence is allowed\, and it may not be the first meeting. \nIf you miss the first meeting\, you will not be able to start the group \nThe reason for the absence is not taken into consideration. \nIf you have two absences\, you may continue attending but will not get a certificate of completion. \nWe do not record meetings \nTimeliness: The group begins and ends on time. It is up to facilitators’ discretion whether or not to admit participants who are more than 5 minutes late. After 10 minutes\, the room will be permanently closed. Anyone who is not present at that time is considered absent. \nAttention: Please do your best to join via computer (not phone). Videos are to be always on. Your facilitator will describe how we create an atmosphere of attunement and attention. To create that environment\, we ask you to abstain from distractions such as checking notifications\, playing phone/computer games\, smoking\, vaping\, or alcohol consumption. We recommend headphones if your space includes other people. If there is an occasion where you are stuck in traffic\, etc\, you may join via phone for the first few minutes\, but please be sure to switch to computer as soon as you can (the facilitator will let you in). \nConfidentiality:  Please attenuate your sharing to a level that you feel comfortable sharing. We ask that you keep sharing from other participants confidential (what you see here and what you hear here when you leave here let it stay here). \nIndemnification: Participants will indemnify Forward-Facing Institute\, LLC\, its employees and contractors against losses and liabilities from any claims\, damages\, or lawsuits (including attorney’s fees) arising out of Forward-Facing® ME. \nInfluence: I commit to not be under the influence of any substance during the group\, and that my facilitator may ask me to leave if they believe I am under the influence. \nRefunds: If you cancel your registration seven (7) days in advance of the date of the group your registration fee will be refunded\, less a $25 processing fee. There are no refunds for cancellations received less than seven days before. \nSharing: No one is compelled to share\, but if you are intending to use this group as part of the certification process\, then weekly sharing is expected. \nCrosstalk/Group Dynamics: Cross-talk is defined as giving advice or feedback to someone after they share their story. We create a safe experience by not allowing cross-talk so you don’t feel as if you have to monitor what your share or respond to well-meaning advice. \nWe reserve the right to terminate the a participant’s membership in the group at any time if we discern the group is not a good fit.
URL:https://forward-facing.com/event/forward-facing-me-7-week-group-5/
LOCATION:Zoom Virtual Event
CATEGORIES:Forward-Facing® ME
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SUMMARY:Forward-Facing ME 7-Week Group
DESCRIPTION:Registration at Full Capacity.\nNext Forward-Facing ME 7-Week Group Begins March 22 @ 9:30 am – 11:00 am MST. https://forward-facing.com/event/forward-facing-me-7-week-group-5/\nABOUT FFME\nForward-Facing ME is a 7-week interactive group process designed to help the participants gain skills to live more effectively.  The developers of this group have amassed a significant amount of research supporting the effectiveness of utilizing these skills to lessen the negative effects of stress in psychotherapeutic practice. \nThis group will meet weekly from January 25th to March 8th. Your registration covers all group meetings. \nForward-Facing ME is an interactive group process designed to help the participants gain skills   to live more effectively.  The developers of this group have amassed a significant amount of research supporting the effectiveness of utilizing these skills to lessen the negative effects of stress in psychotherapeutic practice.  While we expect that participants from this group may receive some of these benefits leading to the lessening of stress and stress-related issues\, it is important that you know:  THIS GROUP IS NOT PSYCHOTHERAPY.  Psychotherapy involves a trained\, licensed professional diagnosing and treating an identified disease by implementing a series of evidence-based interventions.   \nThis group\, conversely\, is an attempt to provide the participants with a set of self-help tools to (a) regulate their own autonomic nervous system and (b) begin to live an intentional life.  People who have successfully engaged in these skills have reported a myriad of benefits after their continued practice of these skills that include lessened stress symptoms\, reduction in distress\, greater clarity of thought\, increased ability to function in high-demand situations\, more satisfying relationships as well as the ability to become and remain intentional with their behavior.  \n Forward-Facing® ME was born from Forward-Facing® Trauma Therapy: Healing the Moral Wound\, a book published in 2016 by Dr. Gentry.  FFTT has demonstrated effectiveness as an adjunct to psychotherapy for those diagnosed with PTSD and other anxiety-related disorders.  Forward-Facing ME offers the same components of psychoeducation and skills development found in FFTT delivered during this group in a self-help model.  We offer no claims of effectiveness for any individual participant.    \nThis group should not be viewed as or utilized for treatment with any diagnosed mental disorder–even though some participants who might have those diagnoses may enjoy some benefit from this group.  If you are suffering from PTSD or another mental health disorder\, please reach out to FFI before registering for the group  \nHowever\, we encourage you to seek professional assistance and support in addition to your practice of these skills.  Once again\, this group is not psychotherapy and should not be viewed as a substitute for professional psychotherapy by a licensed clinician for those suffering with a mental\, emotional\, psychological\, or behavioral disorder. \n This group is interactive and relational.  You will be invited to engage with other participants and share weekly your REAL TIME (not past) success and struggles with self-regulation and intentionality.  One of the primary purposes of this group is to provide you with skills to help you gain traction in implementing and maintaining these changes.  \nIf\, at any time during the group sessions\, you feel uncomfortable or overwhelmed by the group\, please take a break.  Reach out to your support network to talk about what you are experiencing.  If the distress dissipates\, you are welcome to return and engage at the level that is comfortable. If the distress does not dissipate after a break and utilizing your resources\, please reach out to a (mental) health professional\, crisis unit or\, in cases of emergency\, please call 911 for immediate and emergency services. \nPotential Benefits.  The benefits others have reported and that may occur for you from engaging and practicing Forward-Facing® skills include the following: \n\n\n\n·    Less stress \n·    Greater sense of well-being \n·    Comfort in your body \n·    Improved outlook \n·    Joy \n·    Self-compassion \n·    Optimization in many areas of life\n·    Greater sense of worth and purpose \n·    Increased cognitive acuity and clearer thinking \n·    Better relational capacity \n·    More resilient \n·    Ability to become intentional instead of reactive\n\n\n\n  \nPotential Risks.  The risks associated with participating in this group are minimal.  However\, anytime you engage in self-evaluation\, review of your past\, and participate with others who have painful past histories there is the potential to experience unpleasant emotions.  You may become “triggered” as a result of the material.  Fear\, sadness\, discomfort\, and distress are potential experiences throughout the group.  If any of these feelings become too great for you to manage\, please reach out for assistance from your support system\, a mental health professional\, a crisis specialist/unit\, your primary care provider or emergency medical assistance. \n  \nGROUP POLICIES\nAttendance \nForward-Facing ME is first and foremost a relational experience\, and so for the safety and wellbeing of the group we have strict policies around attendance. \n Absences: \n\nOnly one absence is allowed\, and it may not be the first meeting.\nIf you miss the first meeting\, you will not be able to start the group\nThe reason for the absence is not taken into consideration.\nIf you have two absences\, you may continue attending but will not get a certificate of completion. \nWe do not record meetings\n\n Timeliness: \nThe group begins and ends on time. It is up to facilitators’ discretion whether or not to admit participants who are more than 5 minutes late. After 10 minutes\, the room will be permanently closed. Anyone who is not present at that time is considered absent. \n Attention \nPlease do your best to join via computer (not phone). Videos are to be always on. Your facilitator will describe how we create an atmosphere of attunement and attention. To create that environment\, we ask you to abstain from distractions such as checking notifications\, playing phone/computer games\, smoking\, vaping\, or alcohol consumption. We recommend headphones if your space includes other people. If there is an occasion where you are stuck in traffic\, etc\, you may join via phone for the first few minutes\, but please be sure to switch to computer as soon as you can (the facilitator will let you in). \nConfidentiality.  Please attenuate your sharing to a level that you feel comfortable sharing. We ask that you keep sharing from other participants confidential (what you see here and what you hear here when you leave here let it stay here).  \n Indemnification. Participants will indemnify Forward-Facing Institute\, LLC\, its employees and contractors against losses and liabilities from any claims\, damages\, or lawsuits (including attorney’s fees) arising out of Forward-Facing® ME. \nInfluence: I commit to not be under the influence of any substance during the group\, and that my facilitator may ask me to leave if they believe I am under the influence. \nRefunds: If you cancel your registration seven (7) days in advance of the date of the group your registration fee will be refunded\, less a $25 processing fee. There are no refunds for cancellations received less than seven days before.    \nSharing: No one is compelled to share\, but if you are intending to use this group as part of the certification process\, then weekly sharing is expected. \nCrosstalk/Group Dynamics: Cross-talk is defined as giving advice or feedback to someone after they share their story. We create a safe experience by not allowing cross-talk so you don’t feel as if you have to monitor what your share or respond to well-meaning advice. \nWe reserve the right to terminate the a participant’s membership in the group at any time if we discern the group is not a good fit.
URL:https://forward-facing.com/event/forward-facing-me-7-week-group-3/
LOCATION:Zoom Virtual Event
CATEGORIES:Forward-Facing® ME
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SUMMARY:Daytime Forward-Facing ME 7-Week Group
DESCRIPTION:Forward-Facing ME is a 7-week interactive group process designed to help the participants gain skills to live more effectively.  The developers of this group have amassed a significant amount of research supporting the effectiveness of utilizing these skills to lessen the negative effects of stress in psychotherapeutic practice. \nDates  \nMeeting weekly on Tuesdays from November 1-December 20\, taking November 22nd off (Thanksgiving week). \nTime by time zone \n\n8:30-10  PST\n9:30-11 MST\n10:30-12 CST\n11:30-1 EST\n\nNote:  If you live in Arizona\, the first two meeting will be at 8:30 AM. That is because this group is hosted in AZ and we have set the time zones and class meetings to reflect the end of daylight savings time\, even though that takes place on November 4. 
URL:https://forward-facing.com/event/forward-facing-me-7-week-group-2/
LOCATION:Zoom Virtual Event
CATEGORIES:Forward-Facing® ME
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SUMMARY:Forward-Facing® ME: Personal Engagement Group (Spring Daytime)
DESCRIPTION:Personal Engagement Group with Jenny Brackman\n\n\n\n\nThis interactive experience offered by the Forward-Facing Institute incorporates both learning and skills-building for as we help each other implement and practice essential resilience skills. This training satisfies one of the requirements to become eligible to offer Forward-Facing® Coaching and Consultation. We will help you clarify your purpose/mission (“Covenant”) and the principles that you chose to live by (“Code of Honor”) by writing and sharing these documents. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n9 hours over 6 classes\n(Spring Daytime Group) \n\nMarch 24\, 2022 9:30am\nMarch 31\, 2022 9:30am\nApril 7\, 2022 9:30am\nApril 14\, 2022 9:30am\nApril 21\, 2022 9:30am\nApril 28\, 2022 9:30am\n\nRegister Now
URL:https://forward-facing.com/event/forward-facing-me-personal-engagement-group-spring-daytime/
LOCATION:Zoom Virtual Event
CATEGORIES:Forward-Facing® ME
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Phoenix:20220323T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Phoenix:20220323T183000
DTSTAMP:20260518T190211
CREATED:20220302T230555Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220322T012820Z
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SUMMARY:Forward-Facing® ME: Personal Engagement Group (Spring Evening Group)
DESCRIPTION:Personal Engagement Group with Jenny Brackman\nThis interactive experience offered by the Forward-Facing Institute incorporates both learning and skills-building for as we help each other implement and practice essential resilience skills. This training satisfies one of the requirements to become eligible to offer Forward-Facing® Coaching and Consultation. We will help you clarify your purpose/mission (“Covenant”) and the principles that you chose to live by (“Code of Honor”) by writing and sharing these documents. \n9 hours over 6 classes\n(Spring Evening Group) \n\nMarch 23\, 2022 6:30pm\nMarch 30\, 2022 6:30pm\nApril 6\, 2022 6:30pm\nApril 13\, 2022 6:30pm\nApril 20\, 2022 6:30pm\nApril 27\, 2022 6:30pm\n\nRegister Now
URL:https://forward-facing.com/event/forward-facing-me-personal-engagement-group-spring-evening-group/
LOCATION:Zoom Virtual Event
CATEGORIES:Forward-Facing® ME
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