In the late 1960s, Salvador Minuchin and his team trained local community members in an unconventional therapeutic approach to working with troubled inner-city families, revolutionizing the psychotherapy field. Now, 40 years later, in much tougher economic

New immigrants face the loss of homeland, family, and culture, even as they confront the challenges of settling in a new country and learning the nuances of an unfamiliar culture--- frequently doing so in a language they don’t yet know. This session focuses on how therapists can help immigrant families cope with the numerous practical and emotional stresses

Research and clinical experience confirm that male friendships positively contribute to marriage and parenting skills, and can provide support and practical resources for men in individual and couples therapy. This workshop will show you how to give men “permission”