Practice Updates

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.

In this 12-hour course, Lois Ehrmann offers a comprehensive survey of the essential skills and issues all clinical supervisors need to know to tackle the toughest issues they face in today’s ever-evolving world of therapy.

Support your clients with PTSD, anxiety and depression with this revolutionary, evidence-based approach for kids, teens and adults called Superhero Therapy.

In this 18-hour, clinical supervision course, Lois Ehrmann hones your capacity to provide attuned and present guidance as a clinical supervisor.

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.

Lawrence Murphy helps you translate your in-person therapy practice to moving online with virtual counselling, including choosing the best platform.

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.

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.

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.

Monnica Williams and Matthew Skinta will help you explore overt and covert microaggressions in the context of mainstream therapy and clinical settings.

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.

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.

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.

The COVID pandemic has seen a steep rise in the use of psychotropic medicines. This 3-hour webinar with Kenneth Carter will provide practical information about antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, and medication for insomnia to help therapists understand medication consequences and realities.

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.