Presented by The Chicago School Southern California Campus:

Women and Stress: Are you ok? Can You Stay That Way For The Long Haul?

February 24, 2021

12:30-2:00pm PT

This program when attended in its entirety, offers 1.5 CE for Psychologists and 1.5 BBS California CEU for LMFTs, LPCC’s and LCSW’s.

Understanding stress is the first step to overcoming it. Women, in particular, have unique stressors that impact mental health in the workplace and at home. This presentation on Women and Stress, entitled “Are You OK? Can You Stay That Way for the Long Haul?” covers positive and negative types of stress, manifestations and progressions into anxiety, and short- and long-term strategies for limiting exposure to and even avoiding stress. Individual approaches to personal stress management are highlighted as well as workplace strategies for stress management, such as the implementation of mental health programming and training.

Presented by Michele Nealon, Psy.D., President of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology

Dr. Michel Nealon began her career in clinical psychology while at University College in Dublin, Ireland where she obtained her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degree. In 1994, Dr. Nealon moved to the United States where she worked with adolescents in group homes and foster care. Her clinical experience includes a variety of clinical settings with diverse groups of people including inpatient, outpatient, community mental health, forensic, and academic settings. As President of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (TCSPP), Dr. Nealon oversees one of the most successful non-profit professional graduate and undergraduate Universities in the nation. President Nealon oversaw the University’s expansion, from a single campus to now eight locations, which includes: Chicago, Southern California (Los Angeles, Irvine, and San Diego), Washington, D.C., Dallas, TCSPP at Xavier University of Louisiana in New Orleans, and a robust Online Campus.