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 \nChildren's Respite Care Center\n5321 South 138th Street \nOmaha\, NE 681
 37\n\nThe Down Syndrome Education Series (DSES) is a monthly educational s
 eminar for families of children with Down syndrome\, designed to connect p
 arents with information that will positively impact the education and well
 -being of their child.\n\nPresentation - Why Children Do What They Do – Po
 sitive Solutions to Managing Challenging Behaviors\n\nSpeaker - Kalisha Re
 ed\, MS\, LIMHP\, LIPC\, NCC\nDirector of Behavioral Health Services\n\nSp
 eaker Bio - Kalisha earned her MS from Bellevue University in Clinical Cou
 nseling and received a BA in Pre-law Studies at College of Saint Mary\, in
  Omaha\, Nebraska. Kalisha has experience working with youth ages 5-18 in 
 a community outreach setting promoting mental health education and awarene
 ss. Additionally\, Kalisha has worked in residential treatment facilities 
 for both adults and youth\, with particular interest in working with youth
  who have experienced trauma. In her current position\, Kalisha specialize
 s in providing individual and family therapy to children with complex need
 s including children diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders. Kalisha 
 divides her time between school-based and outpatient clinic therapy at CRC
 C’s Northwest location. As a mental health therapist\, Kalisha works from 
 a wellness model and her person-centered approach is to support clients an
 d families in their journey to achieve their desired goals as it relates t
 o their physical and emotional well-being. Kalisha is passionate about hel
 ping client’s and families cope with a variety of personal growth needs\, 
 including difficulties in their relationships\, school issues\, adjusting 
 to life stressors\, trauma\, and grief/loss. Kalisha’s interests include w
 orking with adolescents and adults experiencing depression\, anxiety\, sui
 cide\, self-harm\, trauma\, and other mental health issues. Kalisha utiliz
 es a wide variety of tools in her therapy practice including\, thought and
  behavior modification\, motivational interviewing\, and Sandtray therapy.
  Additionally\, Kalisha utilizes several models to address trauma includin
 g Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT) and Eye Movement Dese
 nsitization Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR). Kalisha is also a Circle of Secur
 ity Parent Facilitator and is available to hold small groups.\n\n**Registr
 ation closes Monday\, July 16th at 10am. If you miss the deadline and woul
 d still like to register\, email Leah at janke@dsamidlands.org.\n***Childc
 are is not provided.  With the exception of infants\, we request that you 
 refrain from bringing children to this event.
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DESCRIPTION:***PLEASE NOTE - THIS PRESENTATION IS BEING HELD AT CRCC***\n\n
 Children's Respite Care Center\n5321 South 138th Street \nOmaha\, NE 68137
 \n\nThe Down Syndrome Education Series (DSES) is a monthly educational sem
 inar for families of children with Down syndrome\, designed to connect par
 ents with information that will positively impact the education and well-b
 eing of their child.\n\nPresentation - Why Children Do What They Do – Posi
 tive Solutions to Managing Challenging Behaviors\n\nSpeaker - Kalisha Reed
 \, MS\, LIMHP\, LIPC\, NCC\nDirector of Behavioral Health Services\n\nSpea
 ker Bio - Kalisha earned her MS from Bellevue University in Clinical Couns
 eling and received a BA in Pre-law Studies at College of Saint Mary\, in O
 maha\, Nebraska. Kalisha has experience working with youth ages 5-18 in a 
 community outreach setting promoting mental health education and awareness
 . Additionally\, Kalisha has worked in residential treatment facilities fo
 r both adults and youth\, with particular interest in working with youth w
 ho have experienced trauma. In her current position\, Kalisha specializes 
 in providing individual and family therapy to children with complex needs 
 including children diagnosed with neurodevelopmental disorders. Kalisha di
 vides her time between school-based and outpatient clinic therapy at CRCC’
 s Northwest location. As a mental health therapist\, Kalisha works from a 
 wellness model and her person-centered approach is to support clients and 
 families in their journey to achieve their desired goals as it relates to 
 their physical and emotional well-being. Kalisha is passionate about helpi
 ng client’s and families cope with a variety of personal growth needs\, in
 cluding difficulties in their relationships\, school issues\, adjusting to
  life stressors\, trauma\, and grief/loss. Kalisha’s interests include wor
 king with adolescents and adults experiencing depression\, anxiety\, suici
 de\, self-harm\, trauma\, and other mental health issues. Kalisha utilizes
  a wide variety of tools in her therapy practice including\, thought and b
 ehavior modification\, motivational interviewing\, and Sandtray therapy. A
 dditionally\, Kalisha utilizes several models to address trauma including 
 Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT) and Eye Movement Desens
 itization Reprocessing Therapy (EMDR). Kalisha is also a Circle of Securit
 y Parent Facilitator and is available to hold small groups.\n\n**Registrat
 ion closes Monday\, July 16th at 10am. If you miss the deadline and would 
 still like to register\, email Leah at janke@dsamidlands.org.\n***Childcar
 e is not provided.  With the exception of infants\, we request that you re
 frain from bringing children to this event.
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LOCATION:CRCC\, Children's Respite Care Center 5321 South 138th Street  Oma
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SUMMARY:Down Syndrome Education Series - Why Children Do What They Do – Pos
 itive Solutions to Managing Challenging Behaviors
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