Focusing+on+Disruptive+Student+Behavior+in+the+Classroom

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 * Dr. Saundra Lynch Ervin **

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Focusing on Disruptive Student Behavior in the Classroom
//**Abstract**// This workshop is a collaborative effort of Counseling Services, Veteran Services, Disability Support Services and Student Conduct and Community Standards. It is designed to educate faculty about options for managing disruptive behaviors in the classroom. It will provide specific, yet practical strategies and responses to difficult situations in the learning environment.

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//**Bio**// Dr. Saundra Lynch Ervin has practiced in the mental health field since1986. She trained in the field of residential mental health and addictions but left the field of addiction counseling to concentrate on working with families and children of domestic violence with a local government agency. After leaving the government agency, she received her license as a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, a National Certified Counselor, a Certified Employee Assistance Practitioner, and an Approved Clinical Supervisor. Currently she is chairperson for Maryland Behavioral Intervention Team Affinity Group.

Since moving to Maryland, Dr. Lynch Ervin is the founder of Counseling Services at Prince George’s Community College. Counseling Services offers short-term individual counseling, group therapy, and mental health educational awareness seminars. She has spearheaded numerous national programs involving depression, anxiety, alcohol and sexual assault awareness, stress management and crisis intervention to address the 911 Attack on America.

In 2009, Saundra resurrected her private practice in Bowie, Maryland and specializes in individual, group, couples, and infertility group psychotherapy.

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MACAPD Conference - October 4, 2014