Lynn Grodzki shares private practice opportunities, strategies and tips to help you grow your business in good times and bad, including a 4-step crisis-proofing process to help you stay grounded, minimize risk, retain control, and enhance prospects.
Therapists must now have the skills and confidence to address sexual issues in the course of ongoing therapy with trauma survivors and their partners. We will be examining the experience and treatment of sexual difficulties across a broad range of couples from diverse backgrounds, orientations and s...
Martin Antony provides an overview of best practices and emerging approaches for the psychological treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder. Special considerations for treating OCD during a pandemic are also discussed.
In this 3-hour interactive webinar, Ron Siegel and Chris Germer will give practical tools and techniques derived from psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy to help clients with a wide array of disorders
Can overusing technology actually harm kids? Turns out it can. Technology overuse can change children’s brains structurally and through biochemistry. This workshop delves into how to identify technology addiction and how to steer families back toward healthy balance.
Join somatic psychology pioneer and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute founder Pat Ogden and explore how the body's patterns can forecast the future and the role of the body in the treatment of trauma and attachment disturbances.
Generation Z women face unique obstacles related to their gender and report unprecedented levels of anxiety and depression. Dr. Martha Straus, an expert in working with kids and teens, joins Margaret Wehrenberg to explore best strategies for supporting these young women in therapy.
In this transformative workshop with trauma and dissociation expert Kathy Steele, you will acquire invaluable expertise to support clients in overcoming chronic shame by helping them forge a path toward lasting healing, personal growth, and empowerment.
Join CFT founder Paul Gilbert and learn about how an evolutionary approach can help clients suffering from excessive shame and self-criticism feel more safeness and warmth in their interactions with others and within themselves.
Grief stages are often misunderstood, and many clinicians aren’t trained to help clients through it and find meaning in it. Learn how to guide people through loss with David Kessler.
Martha B. Straus presents developmental-relational therapy (DRT) techniques and talks about teletherapy for teenagers and emerging adults affected by trauma.
Dr. Margaret Wehrenberg presents strategies for coping with pandemic anxiety in traumatic times to help anxious clients suffer less panic, increase their stress resilience, and block health anxiety and worry.
Lisa Ferentz offers treatment strategies, interventions and expressive modalities to explore and heal the relationships between trauma, affect dysregulation and self-harm.
This webinar explores the concept of exquisite empathy and provides evidence-informed tools to help professionals rapidly return to a healthy baseline during times of crisis.
Internal Family Systems (IFS) is one of the most effective evidence-based treatment techniques in use today. Learn how to identify and work with your patient’s parts. This webinar will show you the technique in action! Join Frank Anderson in this 8-hour introductory course to IFS.
Mood problems affect many young people with tremendous negative impacts. Join child and adolescent psychologist Dr. Eric Youngstrom for tools and techniques to help determine when a problem is a mood disorder vs something else and how to stay informed on the science behind treatment options.
Intergenerational trauma gets ingrained in our stories, affecting how we think, feel, and behave. Discover how the Story Healing Therapy framework is used to assess and treat intergenerational trauma and internalized oppression and help clients heal and make positive change in their lives.
Monnica Williams and Matthew Skinta will help you explore overt and covert microaggressions in the context of mainstream therapy and clinical settings.
Social anxiety (SAD) is one of the most prevalent anxiety disorders. Join Martin Antony to learn about what causes it and explore established and emerging treatments for managing it.
The stress of the pandemic has added to children's stress and distress. Join Dr. Adele LaFrance as she presents concrete tools for effectively navigating the twists, turns (and sometimes total chaos) of life with kids.
How can psychopharmacology help clinicians working in IFS? This workshop explores how psychedelic-assisted therapy can help heal trauma by connecting us to the parts we try to bury.
Dr. Margaret Wehrenberg discusses the best available anxiety management tools in our online connections to help anxious clients cope with trying times.
This webinar offers a deep dive into the subtleties and nuances of how to carefully and effectively unpack the positive and protective intentions that underlie even the most extreme behaviours and parts that trauma survivors typically bear.
When using EMDR, do you feel chained to protocols and procedures as if you're conducting therapy in a straightjacket? This webinar will “unchain you” from the rigidness of using EMDR and enlighten you on how to harness its unlimited potential.
Explore EMDR Therapy during recent collective trauma events affecting many populations and the interventions that will help people build resilience and achieve post-traumatic growth with Isabel Fernandez.
Gain valuable insights into the intricate dynamics of clinical supervision. Learn how to organize your supervisory efforts more effectively and efficiently to make a lasting impact on the professional growth of your trainees.
Terry Real discusses the relational skills to help your clients in relationship show up for each other and their families as their best selves in the midst of COVID-19 measures.
Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) goes beyond couples. Join Leanne Campbell to explore how EFT leverages attachment theory to transform how individuals engage with the world.
Helping suicidal clients can be very challenging. So how do you counsel them when you know your actions can make the difference between life and death?
Psychedelic-assisted trauma therapy has been shown to have dramatic research results. How can we leverage this success to enhance treatments of other kinds?
Liana Lowenstein, one of Canada’s foremost child therapists, shares innovative strategies for helping young clients through online therapy that help them express their feelings and communicate what is going on with them in developmentally appropriate ways.
Join Internal Family Systems expert Frank Anderson and learn how to more skillfully help trauma survivors integrate the positive intentions that underlie their protective parts.
What happens when you focus on your client’s desired outcomes instead of their problems? This 2-part webinar will show you how asking the right questions can be another viable pathway to healing.
Join Dr. Ron Siegel and Dr. Tania Singer as they explore various techniques designed to build resilience and cultivate presence, perspective-taking, empathy and compassion, and attunement in the face of collective trauma.
Discover a 9-component model to help clients overcome old, ineffective ways of thinking, improve their resilience, deal with painful emotions and unfinished business, be more present in their lives, and feel more contentment with life.
Have you always wanted to write? Join us as a successful author and publisher team up to present strategies for how to write a book on mental health and get published.
Child therapist expert and best-selling author Liana Lowenstein explores Creative Interventions designed to help you build rapport with younger hard to engage clients.
Over the last two decades, psychology has turned its attention to the integration of research that suggests positivity has a significant role to play in human well-being and thriving.
Based on Sue Johnson’s most recent book, Attachment Theory in Practice, this workshop explores how your clients’ need for connection with others shapes their neural architecture and consequently their everyday emotional lives and vulnerabilities, and significant interpersonal dramas.
CBT-I has a profound effect on chronic insomnia. In fact, research shows it works better than drugs and other therapies. Join expert Colleen Carney for this 6-hour on-demand webinar designed for non-sleep specialists wanting to customize and adapt CBT-I to their practice.
Clara Mucci discusses how resilience can be reinforced and structured to create stronger individuals and societies. Hyperarousal, or excess stress, and the impact on the immune system, will also be explored.
Explore the field of nutritional psychology with Dr. Leslie Korn and examine the importance of nutrition for brain and mind/body function. Learn how to enhance endurance and focus with culinary methods and introduce those methods to clients to provide the missing link to better mental health.
Join Colleen Carney and learn about how and why the pandemic is affecting sleep and how you can help clients adapt and even thrive, with evidence-based sleep medicine techniques.
Support your clients with PTSD, anxiety and depression with this revolutionary, evidence-based approach for kids, teens and adults called Superhero Therapy.
Learn how to harness the power of neuroplasticity through with the Havening Techniques to create sustainable healing of trauma and stress-related conditions with Kate Truitt.
Joshua Coleman explores common reasons for parental estrangement, the best interventions (and frequent mistakes made) when working with this population based on research and the presenter’s clinical specialization in the field will be discussed.
Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy in combination with meditation and indigenous healing practices is showing promise at helping to heal many conditions.
Explore the ins and outs of the challenging environment you face as a mental health practitioner in this webinar with law Professor Robert Solomon. You'll learn about the expectations of the Canadian court system, the role of management policy, and your legal obligations as a clinician.
The very nature of major depression often defeats our best therapies. How can clients change when they have no hope, interest or energy? Learn how Sensorimotor Psychotherapy provides a fresh perspective with Janina Fisher.
Join ADHD expert Russell Barkley in a “deep dive” into the advances in understanding ADHD and the implications of current developments on the diagnosis and management of ADHD in children and teens in this 3-hour Webinar.
Colleen Carney, leader in the field of CBT-I (Cognitive Behaviour Therapy for insomnia) Will discuss the latest practices and research proven ideas for helping clients now.
Lisa Ferentz explores techniques to help clients heal attachment wounds by working through the harm from abusive, neglectful, or emotionally distant loved ones.
Given their arrogance, condescension, and lack of empathy, clients with narcissism are notoriously difficult to work with in therapy. Join expert Wendy Behary for this 6-hour on-demand webinar and learn the keys to working successfully with narcissistic clients.
CBT clinician Margaret Wehrenberg addresses the neurobiological impact of the online environment and provides strategies to offset related anxiety, addiction and stress.
Outdoor walk and talk therapy can be very powerful. How can you do this safely? Join Jennifer Udler and learn how to engage clients while respecting confidentiality in this new approach.
Discover how Encounter-Centered Couples Therapy, an integrative relational model based on the work of Hedy Schleifer, Master Relationship Builder, teaches couples how to find a deeper connection and recreate the magic in their relationship. If you work with couples, this course is for you!
ADHD expert Russell Barkley will update you about how ADHD manifests in adults and the best practices established to manage this condition in this 3 hour webinar
Join leading ADHD clinician and researcher Russell Barkley as he discusses advances in ADHD diagnosis and management for children vs adults as well as Sluggish Cognitive Tempo Disorder
In conversation with Ronald Siegel, Phil Wolfson will discuss insights from his career, Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy research findings, the transformative nature of therapy and the therapist-client relationship
Sleep is etiologically important in trauma, as it predicts whether those exposed to a trauma progress to a PTSD diagnosis. Join Colleen Carney as she explores effective treatment strategies for Insomnia and PTSD in this 6-hour webinar.
Leanne Campbell takes a look at Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT)—an attachment-based, experiential therapy that provides clinicians with a roadmap and set of interventions to support and guide individuals as they begin their unique journey from grief and loss to growth and resilience.