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Decoding Self-Harm: Exploring Ideology, Recognizing Symptoms, and Effective Treatments

  • 25 Apr 2025
  • 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
  • Online/Zoom

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  • Registration code "Student"
  • Registration code "TPA Member"

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Decoding Self-Harm: Exploring Ideology, Recognizing Symptoms, and Effective Treatments

with:

Meagan Houston, Ph.D., Presenter


REGISTRATION WILL BE OPENED IN EARLY 2025

Program Description: Details to come later

Learning Objectives: To be added

When: Friday, April 25th, 2025 from 1:00-4:00 p.m. 

Where: Online via Zoom (link will be emailed 3 days before the event) 

Cost: BVPA Members Free, Non-Members $80, TPA Members 10% discount at registration with TPA Member Number, Student Non-Members $10.

About Our Speaker


Dr. Meagan N. Houston is a licensed psychologist and founder of Houston Behavioral Health, PLLC. She has been in private practice in the Houston area for 14 years, while also being employed as a Correctional Psychologist for the Federal Bureau of Prisons for six years and a Police Psychologist for the Houston Police Department for five years. The mission of Houston Behavioral Health, PLLC is to provide culturally appropriate and holistic mental health services to adults, adolescents, children, and families-Healing mind, body, and spirit.

While Dr. Houston provides treatment services for an array of psychological and behavioral disorders. She specializes in providing treatment for those who experience suicidal ideation/behaviors, and/or engage in self-harm behaviors. Her clinical focus is on suicide prevention, self-harm, sexuality and gender concerns (LGBTQI+ ally), relationship health, mood disorders, eating disorders, trauma, women's issues, men's issues, spirituality and substance abuse concerns. She also provides specialized services for those seeking couples therapy and mental health services specific to law enforcement personnel.

Dr. Houston is a published author and national speaker and has presented on such areas as suicide prevention, self-harm, psychological health of law enforcement personnel, and the mental health needs of the LGBTQIAP community, adults, children and families.


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