At its core, addiction is a family disease. We’ll journey into family systems and dynamics to examine how we best support individuals struggling with addiction in a way that will promote long term recovery and family healing.

Codependence doesn’t just exist in the confines of substance addiction. This unhealthy relational state can be extremely destructive and often difficult to break. Learn how to help your clients break the pattern and reclaim healthy interdependence!

In partnership with the Grief Support Network, Dr. Jennifer Sweeton explains how neuroscience can be used to help clients recover from devastating traumatic grief. She’ll share evidence-informed techniques rooted in brain science that can be used to help your clients thrive after loss.

Enhance your clinical interviewing skills through a trauma-informed framework. We’ll examine the core principles of trauma-informed care and trauma-informed interviewing practices to vastly improve your information-gathering without retraumatizing clients.

Learn Polyvagal theory and how to apply it to your clinical practice today, regardless of your therapy approach. Help your most stuck or overactive clients feel safe, shift into their social engagement biology, and achieve nervous system regulation through embodiment and connection with others.