Fiona True • Saturday Morning
While collaboration between parents and therapist is essential when working with traumatized kids, how do you form a therapeutic alliance with parents who appear defensive, blind to their negative impact on their kids, or who have histories of being Continue reading
Robert Taibbi • Saturday Morning
In the era of brief therapy, every session counts—especially the first. In this practical, hands-on workshop, you’ll acquire specific tools to make the most of that initial session. You’ll learn how to make clients feel differently when they walk out from Continue reading
Laurie Leitch & Loree Sutton • Saturday Morning
Ever wonder how you can make a difference in the world, beyond your caseload and narrowly defined practice? Then this is the Continue reading
Lidia Zylowska • Saturday Morning
Often equated with hyperactive children, AD/HD is, in fact, a multifaceted disorder that frequently continues into adulthood. Medications, while helpful for some, rarely are a complete solution for adults with AD/HD, and complementary approaches Continue reading
Barry McCarthy & Lana Wald • Saturday Morning
We know that couples need to recover from the shock, rage, betrayal, guilt, and loss resulting from an affair, but all too often, we overlook Continue reading
David Scharff • Saturday Morning
This workshop presents a primer on the use of the therapist’s self in working with couples in the psychodynamic mode. We’ll focus on the importance of setting up the frame, listening for unconscious ideas, and working with your own emotional response Continue reading
Froma Walsh • Saturday Morning
Contrary to popular stereotypes, resilience isn’t an abstract quality you either possess or don’t. It’s a practice that’s nurtured in relationships and strengthened through our response to adversity. This workshop will provide a research-informed framework Continue reading
David Treadway • Saturday Morning
Despite our dreams of achieving maturity and wisdom as we grow older, many of us find it hard to come to terms with what aging is really like. What a shock to find ourselves feeling no wiser than we did when we were younger and starting to fall apart Continue reading
Alexandra Solomon • Saturday Morning
The number of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) has increased dramatically in the last 20 years, and its diagnosis can mean overwhelming practical, financial, and emotional challenges for families. In this workshop, we’ll Continue reading
Joe Kort & Mary Jo Barrett • Saturday Morning
Fifty Shades of Grey has sparked at least that many questions among therapists about the erotic and psychological appeal this bestselling Continue reading
Joan Klagsbrun • Saturday Morning
Although the field of Positive Psychology has attracted much attention and discussion, many therapists remain unsure of how to put its emphasis on gratitude and optimism to practical use in the consulting room. Yet, being able to appreciate one’s own Continue reading
Pat Love & Steven Stosny • Saturday Morning
A recent survey revealed that 62 percent of American adults have talked to no one or to only one person about anything important to Continue reading
Deliberate Practice and the Inner Life
Tara Brach
One of the foremost American teachers of Buddhist meditation, Tara Brach is also a clinical psychologist nationally known for her unique flare for bridging Western Continue reading
Exhibit Hall
Join Amy Weintraub for a yoga session concentrating on breathwork, vitality, inner calm, and focused attention.
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