Psychopharmacology for Therapists: What Every Clinician Needs (and Doesn’t Need) to Know
Thursday, January 15, 2026
4:00 – 6:00pm
2 CE credits provided
Hosted by: Samantha Wright, LPCC
In this training,
attendees will learn how to recognize classes of medications, discuss potential side effects in
clinically appropriate ways, and support clients who are starting, stopping, or adjusting
medication under medical care. This presentation emphasizes the therapist’s role in collaborative care—how to effectively communicate with prescribers, document medication-related observations, and ethically navigate conversations about pharmacology without overstepping scope. The presentation will also include interactive case discussions, role plays, and guidance on how to write an informative and professional email to a prescriber. Content from this presentation is designed to enhance clinical competence, deepen interdisciplinary collaboration, and empower therapists to integrate medication awareness into treatment planning in a way that promotes safety, insight, and client well-being.
Location info: Virtual - Google link provided when registering
Worthy Parenting in Practice: Applying Attachment and Nervous
Thursday, January 22, 2026
3:00 – 5:00pm
2 CE credits provided
Hosted by: Dr. LaNaadrian S. Easterling, Psy.D.
Presentation Background:
Parents today are navigating unprecedented levels of stress, burnout, and behavioral
challenges at home. This training equips mental health professionals with a clear and
practical introduction to the Jai Parenting model, which brings together attachment
theory, neuroscience, and strengths-based coaching. During this two-hour workshop,
clinicians will explore foundational parenting data, examine regulation focused
interventions, and participate in guided experiential exercises that demonstrate how
these concepts support real change in the home. Participants will walk away with
adaptable strategies they can use immediately to help parents reduce power struggles,
increase cooperation, and build resilience in their children.
Location info: Virtual - Google link provided when registering
Nourishing Resilience: Trauma-Informed Nutrition
Friday, February 13, 2026
10:00 – 11:00am
1 CE credit provided
Hosted by: Shaina Painter, CNS
Through a lens of empathy and evidence-based insights, we will explore the profound impact of trauma-informed nutrition on both physical and mental well-being. We'll delve into the intricate, bidirectional relationship between trauma and nutrition, examining how traumatic experiences can shape individuals' eating behaviors, food choices, and overall relationship with food and their bodies. By understanding the science behind how nutrition influences brain chemistry and resilience, we will explore the important relationship therapists and nutritionists share in the clinical space to support shared clients to vitality.
Location info: Virtual - Google link provided when registering
