Rethinking Infidelity & Pathways to Intimacy
Esther Perel
Parts 1 & 2
Conventional practices say therapists should insist upon full disclosure after an affair, and view all infidelity as a traumatic event. But affairs can also act as a powerful … Read more>>
Leading Clients to Self-Leadership
Richard Schwartz
Parts 1 & 2
Healing is a word derived from the German hailjan, meaning “to make whole.” To truly heal isn’t easy, since it involves reconnecting with polarized and often volatile subpersonalities, or … Read more>>
Breaking Eggshells
Anita Mandley
Parts 1 & 2
The disturbing undercurrent of white supremacists emboldened by recent national events show us that stereotypes and tensions about race still pervade much of American society. But even though we may want to … Read more>>
A Game Show Approach
Clifton Mitchell
Parts 1 & 2
We all want to do what’s ethical, and get the CEs to boot, but slogging through most ethics courses can be a tiresome bore. Not this time! This workshop (back … Read more>>
Going Deep with Troubled Clients
Terry Real
Parts 1 & 2
The secret to helping couples have a powerful, transformative experience in therapy is to get them to deeply explore—while in each other’s presence—their own character structure and family-of-origin trauma. … Read more>>
What to Do When Things Get Messy and Uncomfortable
Mary Jo Barrett & Linda Stone Fish
Parts 1 & 2
When working with trauma cases do you see clients go into flight, fight, and/or freeze? Do they yell at you, … Read more>>
How to Get Unhooked
Martha Straus
Parts 1 & 2
To work with troubled and traumatized adolescents, it’s crucial for therapists to first foster their own capacity for self-awareness and self-regulation. It’s not easy, especially when our young clients’ extreme … Read more>>
Working with the Mixed-Agenda Couple
William Doherty
Parts 1 & 2
It’s not easy when a couple enters treatment unsure about whether to dissolve a marriage or try to save it—especially when each partner leans in a different direction. These … Read more>>
A Crash Course in the Kids’ Skills Method
Ben Furman
Parts 1 & 2
If you’ve been under the impression that therapy with children and teenagers always needs to be serious business, be prepared to change your mind. In this … Read more>>
A Somatically Based Resource
Nancy Napier
Parts 1 & 2
We’ve all internalized rules growing up that defined who and what we could be. Attempts to break these largely unconscious rules can elicit powerful physical and psychological survival responses that … Read more>>
The Art and Science of Memory Reconsolidation
Bruce Ecker
Parts 1 & 2
There’s a world of difference between liberating, lasting therapeutic breakthroughs and incremental changes that are readily undone by relapses. What controls that difference is memory reconsolidation, the … Read more>>
The Nurtured Heart Approach
Howard Glasser
Parts 1 & 2
Too often therapists working with difficult or intense children inadvertently reward a child’s negativity by increasing their own energy level in countertherapeutic ways. They may also lower their own energy … Read more>>
An Introduction to Emotionally Focused Therapy with Families
George Faller & James Furrow
Parts 1 & 2
By zeroing in on underlying attachment needs, Emotionally Focused Family Therapy (EFFT) offers a powerful process for transformational change. This workshop will show … Read more>>
Four Core Skills
Deany Laliotis
Parts 1 & 2
Underlying all the techniques and methodologies for treating trauma today is a core set of fundamental skills that determine a clinician’s effectiveness in this challenging arena of practice. This workshop will … Read more>>
