Bellevue Program Director to Speak at Nebraska Counseling Association Annual Spring Conference
Interactive Session Will Explore How to Develop and Strengthen Resilience as a Skill
Dr. Barb Daubenspeck will present a breakout session on resilience at the Nebraska Counseling Association Conference on April 25 at Bellevue University. The session will focus on tools counselors can use to help clients navigate challenges.
Key Facts
- Presenter: Dr. Barb Daubenspeck
- Title: Program Director, Master of Science in Clinical Health Counseling
- Event: Nebraska Counseling Association Conference
- Date: April 25
- Location: Bellevue University
- Session topic: Resilience as a skill
- Session format: Interactive breakout
Conference Session Overview
Dr. Barb Daubenspeck, Program Director of Bellevue University’s Master of Science in Clinical Health Counseling degree program, will present an interactive breakout session on resilience as a skill at the Nebraska Counseling Association Conference set for April 25 at Bellevue University.
The session will explore how counselors can guide clients through tough moments by teaching them tools like reframing negative thoughts, building self-compassion and nurturing a hopeful outlook.
According to Dr. Daubenspeck, who leads Bellevue’s CACREP-accredited clinical counseling program, session participants will interact and practice exercises designed to build resilience in the session. For more information about the Nebraska Counseling Association Conference, visit the NCA website.
Founded in 1966, Bellevue University is a non-profit university with more than 70,000 graduates worldwide. The University is a recognized national leader in preparing students for lifelong success with career-relevant knowledge and skills, while making college affordable. Routinely ranked among the nation’s top military and accessible institutions, the University serves residential students at its main campus in Bellevue, Nebraska, and everywhere online with more than 85 degree programs uniquely designed for working adults. The University is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org).