Join Dr. Jerrod Brown for an intro to Neurocounseling. He’ll deliver applied research and practical, brain-based tools. Learn to bring neuroscience into therapeutic exchanges. Transform your own practice AND educate your clients to ultimately drive their own long-term healing.

Research is increasingly showing the importance of working with the body when treating trauma. Many evidence-based therapies de-emphasize somatic work, focusing instead on cognitive techniques. When clients can re-connect with their own bodies, a sense of safety is restored, making the traditional top-down approaches more effective.

Microaggressions are subtle or unintentional acts of discrimination that can be hard to spot or avoid perpetrating ourselves, especially if we have a majority identity. Learn how to spot them, address them, and prevent them in therapy!

Anxiety is endemic, and some clients even pull on us to help them “cure” this anxiety completely. How do we handle this? Learn to use solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT) integrated with mindfulness skills and techniques to help clients accept anxiety as normal and effectively solution-manage their symptoms.

We all hear “scope of practice” but what does it really mean and why is it important?? Even if you’re a veteran therapist, without proper ethics refreshers, you run the risk of becoming blind to the various pitfalls and dangers inherent in the clinical mental health field. Ethics help protect clients and YOUR livelihood!