This virtual live workshop with trainer Ashley Pierson, Ph.D., introduces methods for clinicians to use DBT to increase their antiracism competencies, including practical applications of the DBT technology to target one’s own racist attitudes, beliefs, …
In this two-part workshop series, Paul Guillory, Ph.D. will teach EFT through a cultural lens, deftly weaving in the dynamics of race-matter and attachment bonds. The first day provides foundational content. The second training is …
This virtual live workshop with trainer Melanie Harned, PhD, ABPP is designed to provide an introduction to the Dialectical Behavior Therapy Prolonged Exposure Protocol (DBT PE) for PTSD, one of the newest developments in DBT …
In this course, Blaise Morrison, Ph.D., will provide an overview of stakeholder-driven research, the importance of partnering with diverse IDD families in research, and potential practices, processes, and strategies for engaging stakeholders and families in …
In this workshop, Deb Dana, LCSW will draw from innovative research on how trauma shapes people’s neurobiological experiences and reactions. This workshop will provide a user-friendly understanding of Polyvagal Theory that can be shared with …
In this course, led by Diane Britz, LCSW, participants will learn what infant and early childhood mental health is and how it directly relates to an infant’s/young child’s experiences with their primary caregiver. Focus on …
In this workshop, Becca Edwards-Powell, LCSW provides an approach that targets anxiety-related avoidance and mood-dependent behaviors that accompany and reinforce young adults' sense of stuckness. She describes a protocol that draws from evidence-based approaches to …
In this course, Alicia Freeman, MS, LCMHC, LCAS-A and Sherrá Watkins, Ph.D., LCMHC-S, LCAS will provide insight into how to work more effectively with clients from groups who have a legacy of harm by the mainstream …
Description: This presentation will be centered on the research that suggests significant inequities in special education for Black students, the various recommendations given to dismantle these inequities, and how Black parents can advocate for better …
This event is for the in-person morning session of HEELS Prep which is a program for individuals with intellectual disabilities. This program addresses key skill-building areas for the transition to adulthood, including self-management, life skills, …
