Suicide risk assessment, screening, and treatment skills competency is required of all mental health clinicians. Creating safety for the client isn’t only about access to means and hospitalization, but we have to also consider the sense of safety we are providing for the client and helping them build within themselves. Learn cognitive, somatic, and intrapersonal strategies to help clients manage suicidal urges.

This workshop equips clinicians with tools to assess, diagnose, and treat ADHD and its common comorbidities, like anxiety and depression. Learn to support neurodivergent clients with strategies for emotional regulation, executive functioning, and self-compassion.

You probably notice that some clients naturally prefer to “go deep” in session more than others. These clients may benefit from a more philosophically engaging approach to therapy. Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT) is just that, and it can be a superb alternative to standard CBT, especially for our more cognitively flexible clients. REBT is considered a foundational approach under the broader umbrella of CBT, carrying many decades of evidence-informed clinical research support for a broad array of conditions.

Join Amanda Good for an interactive and insightful training on the “Ripple Effect” of ADHD. This course explores ADHD beyond behavioral profiles, focusing on its neurobiological, developmental, and trauma-related aspects. This day-long training will examine ADHD’s ongoing effects on daily life, relationships, and mental health, while offering trauma-informed strategies for empowering clients to leverage their strengths, self-regulate, and thrive.

Join internationally acclaimed author, speaker, and trauma psychologist Dr. Arielle Schwartz to learn the science of vagal toning. She will guide you through an experiential process so you can sense the benefit of these practices for yourself as well as teach them to clients. These practices can quickly reduce client’s anxiety, obsessive thinking, or feelings of hopelessness. Applied polyvagal theory within psychotherapy provides a powerful foundation for lasting changes that promote physiological balance and psychological wellness.