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White Trauma: Vulnerability and Dismantling Systemic Racism
Racism, at its most basic level, is a lens though which people interpret, naturalize, and reproduce inequality. We all struggle to truly see one another due to the conditioning and trauma that has been imposed upon us, which becomes the breeding ground for implicit bias and racial disconnection.
WMHCA: Legally and Ethically Launching your Private Practice
Are you ready to launch your private practice? Do you feel less than fully prepared by your graduate degree to become a practice owner?
WMHCA: Suicide Assessment, Management, and Treatment
This six-hour presentation meets the new Washington state CE requirements, and provides a practical, hands-on introduction for both new and experienced practitioners. The presentation will cover the assessment, management, and treatment of suicide risk in depth.
WMHCA: Healing Trauma through Movement
By understanding the biological adaptations of both trauma and physical exercise, participants will learn to identify movements and exercises that can facilitate healing in and out of therapy sessions.
Menopause and Mental Health: Navigating the Challenges from Perimenopause to Post-Menopause
In this workshop, you will gain an in-depth knowledge of the 37 most common symptoms of perimenopause and menopause that affect us physically, mentally, emotionally, cognitively, and spiritually.
Treating Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in the Modern Day: 6-hour course
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is one of the most confounding mental health maladies in the world today. That said, it has become almost common vernacular whenever a person is a bit fastidious or does something a little odd. We often hear statements such as, “There goes my OCD again!” The devastating effects of OCD can be played down and obscured, resulting in increased difficulty in recognition and proper diagnoses. In addition, shame and media stigma may prevent people from accurately describing the symptoms.
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White Trauma: Vulnerability and Dismantling Systemic Racism
Racism, at its most basic level, is a lens though which people interpret, naturalize, and reproduce inequality. We all struggle to truly see one another due to the conditioning and trauma that has been imposed upon us, which becomes the breeding ground for implicit bias and racial disconnection.
ADHD Treatment and Symptom Management
The 2.0-hour seminar reviews the current areas of research and theories of Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children and adults including treatment and managing symptoms. Interventions will be discussed using a cognitive behavioral theoretical background.
WMHCA: Clinical Documentation: Considerations of Changing Federal and State Laws (2025)
Recent changes to US federal law and policy have given states’ more leeway to regulate in widely different ways.
Shame, Guilt & Self Criticism: Therapeutic Techniques for Client Recovery
This training will explore elements of shame common in mental health that may disrupt healthy functioning. Strengthen your skills and clinical knowledge in facilitating therapeutic interventions with clients to end the powerful hold of shame, guilt and self-criticism.
Are We OK? Potential Impacts of Telehealth Structural Changes on Clinician Wellness – a Research Update
Join us as we share where we are in the research process, having coded themes we’ll explore together with you for relevance and applicability to clinical practice. We will provide background information and research, all the while looking to expose gaps in the literature, especially related to how the structural changes associated with telehealth practice impact and inform clinical practice.
Kinky Sex Ed & Poly 101 for Clinicians
Both sessions of this workshop--Kinky Sex Ed and Poly 101--are intended to help fill the gaps in clinical education and understanding. The goal is that the clinicians who attend will be more fully informed, more inclusive in their approach, and better able to support clients with “non-normative” sexual identities and experiences.