Please save the date for NVCP's Fall Social Event at Paradise Springs Winery on 09/08/2024 from 1-3pm.
Please check your email for the Evite and to RSVP.
We look forward to seeing everyone there!
Remember to register for our next CE!
Overcoming the Internal Barriers to Integrating Sociocultural Sensitivity and Engagement in Clinical Work
10/27/2023 from 11-4pm Maggiano’s Little Italy at Tysons II Galleria
Presented by: Patrice Alvarado, PhD & Scott Krysztofiak, PsyD
SAVE THE DATE for the next NVCP CE!
Overcoming the Internal Barriers to Integrating Sociocultural Sensitivity and Engagement in Clinical Work
Friday, 10/27/2023 from 11-4pm
Maggiano’s Little Italy at Tysons II Galleria
Presented by: Patrice Alvarado, PhD & Scott Krysztofiak, PsyD
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