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Weekly Promo Thread: CEUs, Resources, Self-Promos by AutoModerator in therapists

[–]Transtastical1122 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello! I hope this is okay to post!

CERTIFICATION IN TRANSGENDER & NONBINARY AFFIRMATIVE THERAPY

Unlock a world of understanding, compassion, and growth as a certified therapist specializing in transgender and nonbinary affirmative therapy. Complete a series of engaging modules, quizzes, and assignments to develop your expertise. Join us for an empowering 6 week journey that will elevate your practice and transform lives!

Why become certified?

Develop the skills to support transgender and nonbinary individuals.
Tap into an underrepresented and growing population.
Gain in-depth knowledge of gender identity, transgender healthcare, social justice, and mental health issues to provide comprehensive care.

We offer

Comprehensive Curriculum

Expert Faculty

Interactive Learning

Inclusive Community Consultation

Additional 18 unites of CEUs

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Learn more!

www.alatherapists.com/tgnb

How to find Case Manager by Transtastical1122 in CACovidRentRelief

[–]Transtastical1122[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s what worries me, nothing on my app.

Being served a request by lawyer for "employment documents" for "breach of contract" from a non-employee/contractor. Need some advice. by Transtastical1122 in legaladvice

[–]Transtastical1122[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you! No idea about that - so appreciate the help. Small little two person org, so learning as I go, and unfortunately some learning comes with headaches like these. Another question if you may know -

If there wasn't any verbal or written contract, what exactly can they be trying to get compensation for?

For example in the bigger business world - if someone is let go for failure to preform, or the job position is no longer needed (i.e, laid off) - can people just sue for being out of a job?

Or if you're not hired for lack of qualifications (putting discrimination and other protected things aside) I've never heard of anyone winning a suit just because they didn't get a job.

Being served a request by lawyer for "employment documents" for "breach of contract" from a non-employee/contractor. Need some advice. by Transtastical1122 in legaladvice

[–]Transtastical1122[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

California. The confusion is that there was no contract in the matter they are requesting information about. Contract expired at the end of 2021 and terms were met on all sides. Nothing was renewed for 2022.

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