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In-Person Training – The Ethical Importance of Helping Clients Heal from Cultural Burdens Using “Art-Informed IFS”

Hilton Garden Inn 4770 Owings Mills Blvd., Owings Mills

This six-hour workshop, facilitated by 3 IFS trained art therapists, provides a clinical definition of the Internal Family System (IFS) concept of Legacy Burdens, with an emphasis on cultural burdens. The facilitators come from diverse racial, ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds. There is an ethical responsibility for mental health clinicians to understand their role as...

Online Training
Certificate in Treating Anxiety
Class 1 & 2

Zoom MD

Does your therapeutic tool box need new and creative instruments? How often do you encounter a client suffering from anxiety who does not respond to the usual therapy approaches? Do you desire a comprehensive formula that provides guidance rather than abstract theoretical paradigms? Dr. Schreiber-Pan’s seminar offers a clinical blueprint that is concise and practical;...

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(NEW) Online Training – Group Therapy: Presence and Process Using Symbols, Metaphor & Poetics

Zoom MD

Group therapy is a powerful approach to work with interpersonal subtleties and unconscious dynamics. Expressive therapies are especially useful to build cohesion and work in depth. In this virtual workshop we will focus on group facilitation, specific examples for creative engagement, and special boundaries to maintain safety and enhance healing in group process. While group...

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(NEW) In-Person Training – Borderline Personality Disorder as a Traumatic Attachment Disorder

Hilton Garden Inn 4770 Owings Mills Blvd., Owings Mills

Research over the last thirty years has demonstrated a clear relationship between experiencing abuse in childhood and a later diagnosis of Borderline Personality Disorder. In this presentation, we will address how ‘borderline personality’ can be best understood as a trauma-related disorder. Exploring the effects of their traumatic attachment opens up new ways of working with...