Beyond The Behavior
Friday, March 27, 2026
10:00 – 11:00am
1 CE credit provided
Hosted by: Shoshie Askren, LCSW
Children who exhibit disruptive, impulsive, or ADHD-like behaviors often evoke strong reactions from their caregiver, teachers and clinicians alike. This course is designed for therapists seeking practical, evidence-based interventions to support children who struggle with emotion regulation, attention, compliance and behavioral control, while also strengthening the adult systems around them. We will focus on a family systems-informed approach, with discussion around how to involve caregivers in treatment for the most effective interventions. Participants will learn developmentally attuned, trauma-informed strategies for assessing and intervening with children exhibiting externalizing behaviors. Using case examples and experiential tools, this course will help clinicians move from "fixing the child" to working with the family system as a whole, empowering caregivers to become more effective agents of regulation and change.
Location info: Virtual - Google link provided when registering
Navigating the Inner Landscape
Thursday, April 2, 2026
12:00 – 1:30pm
1.5 CE credits provided
Hosted by: Rachael Berg-Martinez, PhD., PMH-C
During Dr. Berg-Martinez’s presentation, Navigating the Inner Landscape: Countertransference and Clinical Decision-Making in Trauma Treatment, she will provide an overview of forms of transference, countertransference, and enactments generally and specifically in trauma therapy, integrating the latest research. Dr. Berg-Martinez will support clinicians in increasing their awareness of their own attachment-based tendencies that might contribute to countertransference and work to leverage the internal and relational processes common in trauma treatment. She will review the clinical implications of such enactments in trauma therapy more broadly and in premature terminations specifically.
Location info: Virtual - Google link provided when registering
The Regulated Clinician
Monday, April 6, 2026
10:00 – 11:30am
1.5 CE credits provided
Hosted by: Amanda Kim, PsyD & Nolan Kim - Founders of Inner Power Institute
Presentation Background:
In this hands-on CE workshop, Nolan and Dr. Kim bring together clinical psychology and somatic practice to give therapists what they rarely get: tools for themselves. Using breathwork, nervous system science, and polyvagal theory, this session is equal parts education and experience. You won't just learn about regulation — you'll feel it as you are guided in practicing some of these tools. And you'll walk away with practical interventions to use with your clients and in your own life.
Location info: Virtual - Google link provided when registering
Transformational Psychotherapy
Monday, May 11, 2026
10:00 – 12:00pm
2 CE credits provided
Hosted by: Rebekka Helford, MA, LMFT
Presentation Background:
Rebekka has spent the past few years honing her own transformational therapy skills, learning how to leverage the power of memory reconsolidation (i.e., powerfully and durably unlearning implicit memories) to provide deep healing for her clients.
Location info: Virtual - Google link provided when registering
