The idea of intense exposure-based therapy can be daunting for some clients with crippling OCD. While ERP is the most well-known prescription for OCD, there is another evidence supported therapy to tackle OCD without the jarring hit of core exposure and the therapeutic resistance it often creates. Join expert trainer and clinician Angela M. Henry for a deep dive into evidence-based I-CBT for OCD.

Nutrition is making its way to the forefront of the mental health discussion, with researchers drawing a myriad of evidence-supported connections between diet and the development of neurological, psychiatric, and other conditions. Join Dr. Jerrod Brown as he brings the latest findings in neuronutrition into the therapy room. Learn benefits of this approach as well as screening and intervention applications.

When we think of applying ethical standards in practice, rarely do we consider the impact of generational perspective. Generally, the older we are, the less likely on average we are to easily adapt to and accept changes to processes, norms, technology, etc. Nowhere is this phenomenon more evident than in our debate over telehealth vs. in-person therapy. And Gen Xers appear to straddle each side. Which one is better and how much? Let’s dive in!

Rational Emotive Behavior (REBT) therapy skills can be fantastic for effectively addressing crippling perfectionism in our anxious, overworked, and distressed clients. It’s a classic problem of “too much of a good thing” often born out of good intentions to develop, succeed, differentiate, or otherwise evolve as a human being. We don’t talk about it enough, but it’s everywhere and the effects can be devastating for people, our clients included!

Standard EMDR trainings almost always assume that your client is an adult, but yet we know how important it is to disrupt early the negative behavioral patterns associated with protective trauma responses. Learn how to use the transformative power of EMDR with children and adolescents to give them the best clinical chance at long term psychological and relational health.