Ethics with Minors for California Mental Health Professionals: How to Navigate the Most Challenging Issues
Those of us who treat minors and their families experience a flood of emotions. There is confusion over changing ethical codes and laws, fear that the actions... Read more
The Global Pandemic Through the Lens of Trauma
Join Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, author of The New York Times #1 bestselling author of The Body Keeps The Score, for a compelling 1-hour recording on how we can... Read more
Help Kids Foster Personal Power and Internal Safety: Yoga and Mindfulness Practices for School & Home
Children and educators across the country have been dealing with a collective trauma as the coronavirus pandemic has shut down schools and radically changed... Read more
Coping Skills for Kids and Tweens: How to Manage Big Feelings in an Uncertain Time and Beyond
School as we know it looks unlike anything we ever could have imagined. As we return to educating our children (whether in school or remotely) the question on... Read more
Help Kids Foster Personal Power and Internal Safety: Yoga and Mindfulness Practices for School & Home
Children and educators across the country have been dealing with a collective trauma as the coronavirus pandemic has shut down schools and radically changed... Read more
VIDEO: Making Talking About Race Your Work
A Therapist's Call to ActionToo many Black people are living in a wall-less prison, says therapist Ken Hardy, where they're constantly calibrating their lives based on the expectations of... Read more
Oppositional Defiance or Faulty Neuroception: Disruptive Behaviors through the Lens of the Polyvagal Theory
What if there’s another way? What if it’s not actually about behavior at all? Join Dr. Mona Delahooke, licensed clinical psychologist and... Read more
Oppositional Defiance or Faulty Neuroception: Disruptive Behaviors through the Lens of the Polyvagal Theory
What if there’s another way? What if it’s not actually about behavior at all? Join Dr. Mona Delahooke, licensed clinical psychologist and... Read more
When Worry Shows Up at School: A Primer for Educators, Administrators, and Counselors
Even in the most supportive of classrooms, anxiety enters on the heels of approximately 1 in 5 children, making it difficult for them to interact with teachers... Read more
Coping Skills for Kids and Tweens: How to Manage Big Feelings in an Uncertain Time and Beyond
School as we know it looks unlike anything we ever could have imagined. As we return to educating our children (whether in school or remotely) the question on... Read more
When Worry Shows Up at School: A Primer for Educators, Administrators, and Counselors
Even in the most supportive of classrooms, anxiety enters on the heels of approximately 1 in 5 children, making it difficult for them to interact with teachers... Read more
Somatic Interventions in Couples Therapy
Somatic Intervention skills are an essential addition to every relationship therapist’s toolbox. There is no conversation worth having if the nervous... Read more
Somatic Interventions in Couples Therapy
Somatic Intervention skills are an essential addition to every relationship therapist’s toolbox. There is no conversation worth having if the nervous... Read more
How Can I Safely Reopen My Practice?
Five Clinicians Weigh InAs parts of the country start to open back up from COVID-19 lockdown measures, a therapist worries about the risk of seeing clients in person again. Five... Read more
Working with Conflict-Avoidant Men
A Three-Part Approach to Defusing ShameI’ve spent a long time doing therapy with conflict-avoidant men. Working with them isn’t always easy, but I’ve developed a three-part road map that’s... Read more
Five Things Seasoned Therapists Wish They'd Known
. . . And the One Question You Should Always Ask Your ClientsA great deal of what therapist's learn comes from experience, trial and error, and hours upon hours sitting across from clients. Five seasoned therapists share... Read more
VIDEO: The Dance of Healthy Connection
Sue Johnson on EFT and Attachment TheoryWhat does Attachment Theory tell us? That emotion is the most powerful force in the therapy room, says couples therapist Sue Johnson, developer of Emotionally... Read more
Gambling Disorder: A Clinician's Guide to Screening, Assessment, & Treatment Options
Do you know how to recognize the signs your client might have a gambling problem? Underlying gambling problems could be interfering with treatment... Read more
The Mentor Who Changed My Therapy Practice
…And How Two Little Words Changed EverythingFive clinicians share how their mentors' practice left an indelible mark on their personal and professional development. Read more
Gambling Disorder: A Clinician's Guide to Screening, Assessment, & Treatment Options
Do you know how to recognize the signs your client might have a gambling problem? Underlying gambling problems could be interfering with treatment... Read more
Ethics and Distance Therapy: Navigating the Most Challenging Issues with Teletherapy
This three-hour training will equip you with essential knowledge, tools, and resources that you need for the ethical and legal provision of distance therapy... Read more
Ethics and Distance Therapy: Navigating the Most Challenging Issues with Teletherapy
This three-hour training will equip you with essential knowledge, tools, and resources that you need for the ethical and legal provision of distance therapy... Read more
Helping Kids with School Refusal
A Polyvagal ApproachWhat do you do when kids get anxious, afraid, or angry at the prospect of going to school? Pediatric psychologist Mona Delahooke explains how Polyvagal Theory... Read more
Suicide and Self-Harm in Children and Adolescents: Assessment Tools and Treatment Approaches to Help Young People Heal
Join child and adolescent clinician and suicide/self-harm expert Dr. Tony Sheppard for this compelling 90-minute recording designed to help you identify and... Read more
Transforming Trauma: The Roots of Addiction
Trauma is neither a disease nor a disorder but is rather an injury caused by paralyzing fright, helplessness, and loss. Addiction is often used as an excuse... Read more
Transforming Trauma: The Roots of Addiction
Trauma is neither a disease nor a disorder but is rather an injury caused by paralyzing fright, helplessness, and loss. Addiction is often used as an excuse... Read more
Healing Childhood Trauma with Peter Levine, PhD & Dafna Lender, LCSW: An Integrative Approach for Mental Health Clinicians
Join international trauma experts Peter Levine, creator of Somatic Experiencing®, and Dafna Lender, Theraplay® and Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy... Read more
Healing Childhood Trauma with Peter Levine, PhD & Dafna Lender, LCSW: An Integrative Approach for Mental Health Clinicians
Join international trauma experts Peter Levine, creator of Somatic Experiencing®, and Dafna Lender, Theraplay® and Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy... Read more
Psychedelics, Hallucinogens and Entheogens: What Clinicians Need to Know
Would you be able to spot your clients’ recreational use of psychedelics? What does psychedelic use mean for them (and you) in therapy? Would any of your... Read more