This 3-hour CE training provides mental health clinicians with advanced strategies for couples therapy, integrating research-backed interventions that promote emotional connection, effective communication, and conflict resolution. This course explores relationship dynamics through attachment theory, neurobiology, and evidence-based interventions, incorporating practical techniques from leading experts in the field. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of relationship patterns, tools to break negative cycles, and strategies to foster long-term relationship satisfaction.

Through case studies, role-play exercises, and interactive discussions, clinicians will enhance their skills in working with couples facing challenges related to trust, intimacy, and communication breakdowns. Whether working with newlyweds, long-term partners, or couples in crisis, this training equips therapists with practical tools to facilitate positive change and promote lasting relational health.

Upon completion of the webinar, participants will be able to:

• Identify key relationship patterns that contribute to conflict, disconnection, and dissatisfaction in couples.
• Apply evidence-based interventions to enhance emotional attunement, intimacy, and constructive conflict resolution.
• Utilize effective communication techniques to help partners navigate difficult conversations with empathy and understanding.
• Assess and address individual attachment styles and their impact on relationship dynamics.