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Mastering Broaching in Clinical Supervision (3HR)
- Mastering Broaching in Clinical Supervision (3HR) Presented by Ericka Cables, PhD, LPC, NCC, ACS - $45.00
Broaching in clinical supervision is the intentional and skillful practice of discussing race, culture, and diversity within the supervisory relationship. This course equips supervisors with practical tools to create open, respectful dialogue, address challenging topics, and foster a safe space for growth. Through real-world examples, reflection exercises, and evidence-based strategies, you’ll learn to transform potentially uncomfortable moments into opportunities for deeper connection and professional development.
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Intro to EMDR (1.5HR)
- Intro to EMDR (1.5HR) Presented by Samantha Silverberg, Ph.D., L.P.C. - $20.00
This course provides an accessible introduction to Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), an evidence-based psychotherapy for treating trauma and other distressing life experiences. Participants will explore the theoretical foundations, eight phases of treatment, and the role of bilateral stimulation in processing and integrating traumatic memories. Designed for mental health professionals seeking to expand their therapeutic toolkit, this training offers practical insights into how EMDR can promote healing, resilience, and symptom reduction.
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Ethical and Cultural Considerations of Giving and Receiving Gifts (2HR)
- Ethical and Cultural Considerations of Giving and Receiving Gifts (2HR) Presented byDiane Bigler, LCSW, LSCSW - $32.00
This course examines the nuanced ethical and cultural issues that arise when gifts are exchanged in therapeutic and professional contexts. Participants will learn to assess the intent, meaning, and potential impact of gift giving and receiving, considering both professional ethics and diverse cultural traditions. Through case examples and discussion, the training offers practical guidance on maintaining boundaries, fostering cultural sensitivity, and making informed decisions that honor both client relationships and ethical obligations.
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Introduction to Polyvagal Theory (2HR)
- Introduction to Polyvagal Theory (2HR) Presented by Ashley Esry, LCSW, LCAS - $32.00
This course offers an accessible introduction to Polyvagal Theory, developed by Dr. Stephen Porges, exploring how the autonomic nervous system shapes our responses to safety, danger, and connection. Participants will learn how to identify sympathetic, parasympathetic, and ventral vagal states in clients, and explore strategies to promote regulation and resilience. Designed for mental health and wellness professionals, this training provides practical tools for integrating polyvagal-informed approaches into clinical practice to foster safety, trust, and emotional well-being.
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Exploration of the Value of Metaphors in Therapy (1.5)
- Exploration of the Value of Metaphors in Therapy (1.5HR) Presented by Diane Bigler, LCSW, LSCSW - $20.00
Exploration of the Value of Metaphors in Therapy (1.5) Metaphors are used as a powerful tool to help clients explore their current state of being, gain insight into their thoughts and feelings, and understand their experiences in a new way by providing a more accessible and symbolic way to access deeper emotions and patterns, allowing […]
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Virtual Care, Real Responsibility: Ethics in Telehealth Practice (2HR)
- Virtual Care, Real Responsibility: Ethics in Telehealth Practice (2HR) Presented by Ashley Esry, LCSW, LCAS - $32.00
This course examines the ethical considerations unique to telehealth, equipping practitioners with the knowledge to provide responsible, compliant, and client-centered virtual care. Through real-world scenarios and case studies, participants will learn how to address confidentiality, informed consent, professional boundaries, and jurisdictional requirements. Designed for mental health and healthcare providers, this training offers practical strategies to uphold ethical standards while delivering effective care in an online environment.
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Clinical Supervision Part 3 - Unraveling Supervisory Roles (3HR)
- Clinical Supervision Part 3 - Unraveling Supervisory Roles (3HR) Presented by Jodi Geis-Crowder, MS, LPC, ACS - $45.00
This advanced session delves into the complexities of supervisory roles in clinical practice, exploring boundaries, expectations, and ethical considerations. Participants will gain clarity on how to navigate overlapping responsibilities, maintain professional integrity, and foster a supportive supervisory environment.
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Bridging the Gap: Implicit Bias, Cultural Humility, and Advancing Black Men’s Mental Health (3HR)
- Bridging the Gap: Implicit Bias, Cultural Humility, and Advancing Black Men’s Mental Health (3HR) Presented by Dr. Kara Beckett, DSW, LCSW - $45.00
This training equips clinicians with practical, culturally responsive strategies to support Black men affected by racial trauma. Grounded in cultural humility and anti-racist practice, the course explores critical topics like police brutality, racial profiling, and mental health disparities through real-world case studies. Participants will gain tools to create safe, healing-centered spaces and promote resilience in therapeutic settings.
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An Introduction to Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy: Mapping Dances and Identifying Stances (1.5HR)
- An Introduction to Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy: Mapping Dances and Identifying Stances (1.5HR) Presented by Dr. Annmarie Early, PhD, LMFT - $20.00
This 1.5-hour introductory course explores the foundational concepts of Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT), focusing on mapping the recurring negative interaction cycles (“dances”) and identifying each partner’s emotional stance within the relationship. Through practical examples and guided insights, participants will learn how to recognize patterns, foster secure emotional bonds, and promote positive change in couples therapy.
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Grieving the Unseen Coping with Non-Death Losses
- Grieving the Unseen: Coping with Non-Death Losses (3HR) Presented by Clara Anderson Sainte, LCSW, LSCSW - $45.00
Grief isn't limited to death. This course explores the quiet, often unspoken pain of non-death losses, like divorce, job loss, and health changes. Through real-life examples and hands-on strategies, learners will gain tools to better understand and support those navigating these unseen transitions.
