[Adta] inservice

[Adinajr at aol.com]

Hello to all:
When I went to Hahnemann, I had to do an inservice as part of a requirement  
of a class I took.  I can't recall which class (we had so many and it was  
back in 1989!), but I know that I created the inservice myself and presented to  
students of the High School for Creative and Performing Arts in Philly.  At  
the time, we did not have the great PR materials that we have now at our  
disposal, but it was a good experience that forced me to figure out how to  
articulate what dmt is.
 
In terms of the conference, I have mostly pleasant thoughts about it,  
especially making connections with people I don't get to see very often.  I  also 
thought the workshops balanced information that was useful for the  beginning 
and the advanced clinician.  Unfortunately, I continue to be  disappointed by 
small examples of  "unprofessionalism" that I see in the  hotel.  On two 
occassions, I saw people walking through the hotel without  shoes or with only socks, 
and not just in our little workshop areas - I'm  talking throughout the hotel 
in very public areas.  I know it may seem  like a little thing, but for a 
profession that lacks recognition in soooo  many parts of the world, we need to 
be extra vigilant and use the conference as  an opportunity to inform the 
public about who we are. Colleagues that  represent us in the most professional of 
ways can only enhance the work that we  all do.
 
All my best,
Adina Rosenberg, MCAT, ADTR, LPC, NCC



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