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08/09/2026

😨 FREE TRAINING – Gain new insights into treating anxiety.

From the latest anxiety treatments and innovative medications to culturally sensitive assessments, this training covers a wide range of topics.

You'll also dive into 3 compelling case studies. The free training is ideal for mental health professionals looking to deepen their understanding and treatment of anxiety. Sign up now!

Dr. Martin Antony, a leader in anxiety research and treatment, gives the training. He has published 33 books and over 300 scientific articles and chapters in areas related to cognitive behavior therapy and anxiety-related disorders.

Registration expires on September 4, 2026.
Once you sign up, you'll have 10 days to watch the training.

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08/04/2026

🎉 🎉 🎉 NEW FREE TRAINING

If you want to improve your client outcomes when treating anxiety, consider taking our new free training, Contemporary Anxiety Treatment: Research, Assessment and Treatment.

Led by Dr. Martin M. Antony, a leading expert in anxiety research and treatment, this free training dives into the scientific underpinnings that drive successful outcomes in anxiety treatment.

In this complimentary training, you'll:
• Explore the Latest Anxiety Research: Understand the latest findings and how they can shape more effective treatment.
• Discover Evidence-Based Assessments: Understand assessment tools that guide your work with greater precision.
• Adopt Research-Driven Techniques: Gain insight into advanced therapeutic techniques backed by the latest research to bring lasting relief to your clients.

Sign up now to gain an up-to-date understanding of anxiety research and practice, enhance your skills, and empower your clients to live more hopeful, fulfilling, and anxiety-free lives.

Dr. Martin Antony, a renowned leader in anxiety research and treatment, gives the training.

Registration expires on September 4, 2026.

Once you sign up, you'll have 10 days to watch the training.

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05/28/2026

Working with Trauma and the Nervous System: Somatic and Polyvagal-Informed Approaches

In this webinar, Jenifer Freedy draws on her experience supporting survivors of trauma to explain how therapists can work with the nervous system to support more attuned and effective work with clients.

The session focused on recognizing and responding to patterns of activation, shutdown, and dissociation as meaningful protective responses, rather than symptoms to be managed.

Jenifer discussed how a polyvagal-informed lens can support therapists in tracking moment-to-moment shifts, and adjusting their interventions to better support safety, pacing, and connection.

Integrating somatic techniques and polyvagal principles with parts-oriented work, Jen highlighted practical ways to stay aligned with a client’s capacity while deepening therapeutic attunement. The emphasis is on working with what is happening with the client, by supporting regulation without pushing beyond what feels manageable for the client.

This webinar is well-suited for therapists working with trauma who want to strengthen their understanding of regulation and protective responses, while keeping the therapeutic relationship at the center of the work.

About Jenifer Freedy, MEd, RSW

Jenifer Freedy is a psychotherapist, registered social worker, and clinical supervisor in Ontario, Canada. She specializes in working with survivors of childhood trauma, with a focus on integrating nervous system-informed approaches, parts work therapy, and somatic techniques to support deep and lasting healing.

Jen is the author of Reclaiming What Was Lost: A Woman's Guide to Healing Childhood Sexual Trauma Using Parts Work Therapy, Somatic Techniques and Polyvagal Principles (New Harbinger, 2026), and also teaches seminars on how to comprehensively treat complex trauma issues.

In addition to her clinical work, Jen provides training and supervision for therapists, offering trauma-informed education that bridges theory and practice. Her teaching emphasizes pacing, safety, and the therapeutic relationship as central to meaningful change.

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04/18/2026

IFS and Climate Distress: Supporting Clients Through Eco-Anxiety and Collective Uncertainty

Climate change is increasingly becoming a significant psychological concern. Many clients are bringing feelings of grief, fear, anger, and helplessness about the climate crisis into the therapy room.

For therapists, this raises important questions: How do we help clients process eco-anxiety without pathologizing their concerns? How do we stay grounded while working with such large, collective realities?

In this engaging webinar, Dr. Natalie Thomas explored how Internal Family Systems (IFS) can provide a practical framework for working with climate-related anxiety. Drawing on IFS principles, she discussed how different “parts” respond to climate change and how working with these parts can help clients feel less overwhelmed.

Participants learned how IFS can help clients navigate overwhelming emotions related to climate distress in ways that are grounded, compassionate, and manageable. Dr. Thomas also explored how therapists can work with their own climate-related feelings while remaining present and effective with clients.

Join us for this thoughtful conversation and discover ways to support clients experiencing eco-anxiety, while helping them cultivate hope, resilience, and agency in uncertain times.

About Dr. Natalie Thomas

Dr. Natalie Thomas is a psychologist, educator, and IFS-informed clinician whose work focuses on integrating Internal Family Systems with climate psychology to help therapists address eco-anxiety, grief, and moral distress. She provides training and consultation to mental health professionals seeking practical ways to address climate-related emotions in therapy while fostering resilience, meaning, and compassionate action.

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03/19/2026

Making Sense of Difficult Moments in Therapy: Insights from Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP)

This webinar explored Intensive Short-Term Dynamic Psychotherapy (ISTDP).

Led by Dr. Deborah Pollack, the webinar focused on how emotional experiencing, resistance, and ambivalence unfold moment-to-moment in the therapy room, and how therapists can respond with clarity, precision, and compassion.

The webinar explored common clinical challenges that therapists of all orientations encounter: moments when therapy feels stalled, emotionally intense, or unclear; when clients seem conflicted about change; or when the therapist is unsure how to respond in ways that truly support movement.

Dr. Pollack brings a warm, reflective, and research-informed perspective to how therapists can better recognize meaningful process cues and use their own emotional awareness to guide ethical and effective interventions.

About Dr. Deborah Pollack

Dr. Deborah Pollack is a licensed psychologist, researcher, and educator specializing in ISTDP, maternal mental health, and psychotherapy process research. She is Associate Professor of Psychology at Utica University and Clinical Assistant Professor at SUNY Upstate Medical University. Dr. Pollack is President-Elect of the International Experiential Dynamic Therapy Association, Lead Editor of the Journal of Contemporary ISTDP, and co-host of the podcast Deconstructing Davanloo.

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02/26/2026

Trauma and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT): Healing Through Presence, Courage, and Acceptance

In this webinar, Dr. Robyn D. Walser discussed how Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) can be used to foster healing after trauma.

Participants learned how ACT’s core processes: acceptance, mindfulness, and values-based living offer a pathway out of suffering and toward meaning.

Dr. Walser explained how ACT works with avoidance, shame, and moral injury, and how to create safety and vitality in the therapy room, even in the presence of deep pain. She also highlighted how small shifts in awareness and acceptance can create meaningful change for clients struggling with the lasting effects of trauma.

Participants gained insight into how ACT provides a practical and compassionate framework that can guide clients to approach pain with openness and move toward greater freedom and vitality.

About Dr. Robyn D. Walser

Robyn D. Walser, Ph.D., is an internationally renowned clinical psychologist, educator, and author specializing in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). She is Director of Trauma and Life Consultation and Psychology Services, Assistant Professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and Director of Research at Bay Area Trauma Recovery Clinical Services. Dr. Walser has co-authored nine influential ACT books, including The Heart of ACT and You Are Not Your Trauma, and has been leading ACT workshops worldwide since 1997.

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01/24/2026

Transforming Trauma with Emotion Focused Individual Therapy

Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT) is an attachment-based humanistic experiential systemic model of therapy focused on moving clients into a felt sense of security with themselves and others – the attachment view of health.

Trauma, when faced alone, can leave individuals feeling stuck in recurring patterns of being and relating (insecure attachment) that keep them stuck and that maintain symptoms. Attachment science offers a map, and EFIT offers a method, out of the restrictive and restricting grips of trauma, into growth and resilience.

In this webinar, you’ll have gained insights into:
• A non-pathologizing frame for understanding the impacts of trauma
• A way of seeing and being with clients that offers a safe haven secure base alliance – a platform from which clients can explore, discover and grow through new experience and new relationship events
• The dance of attunement, the EFIT Tango, a set of five simple moves the therapist uses to reliably create change through new relational corrective experiences in every session
• An attachment-based map for moving clients through the three-stage EFIT process

About Dr. Leanne Campbell, PhD

Leanne Campbell, PhD, a registered psychologist in British Columbia, Canada is the co-developer of Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT) and co-author with Susan Johnson of A Primer for Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy (EFIT): Cultivating Growth and Fitness in Every Client (Routledge, 2022). She is also co-author of Emotionally Focused Therapy for Trauma (Guilford, 2026) and contributed to the second edition of Becoming an Emotionally Focused Therapist: The Workbook (Routledge, 2022).

For nearly three decades, she has provided psychological services to individuals, couples, and families and delivers EFT trainings worldwide, with a primary clinical and teaching focus on loss and trauma.

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12/18/2025

Healing Attachment Wounds in Traumatized Children

Treating attachment wounds in traumatized children is rarely straightforward, even for experienced therapists. Children impacted by chronic stress, neglect, abuse, or disrupted caregiving often show behaviours that challenge even the most skilled clinicians.

In this free webinar, Dr. Christina Reese explored what it takes to foster safety, trust, and healing in children who have learned to protect themselves through disconnection.

Drawing on over 20 years of clinical experience and her work as an international trainer in trauma-informed practice, Dr. Reese offered grounded, practical guidance for therapists who support children and their families.

You’ll gain insights into:
• How developmental trauma shapes attachment patterns over time
• Strategies for helping children move from self-protection to connection
• Supporting caregivers who struggle with their own attachment wounds
• Integrating trauma-informed and attachment-focused approaches across therapy and school settings

This webinar will help strengthen your ability to help children and their caregivers build relationships that heal.

About Dr. Christina Reese, PhD, LCPC

Dr. Christina Reese has been working with children impacted by trauma and their families for the last 20 years. She is a licensed clinical counselor in Maine, Maryland, and Pennsylvania, and is a licensed clinical supervisor.

Dr. Reese is an internationally recognized trainer for mental health professionals in creating trauma-informed schools, working with mental health in the classroom, and attachment and trauma in children.

She is a Trust-Based Relational Intervention® (TBRI) practitioner and owns Felicity Counseling Services. Dr. Reese authored the books Attachment, Puzzle Pieces, The Attachment Connection, Trauma and Attachment, The Socially Confident Teen, Leveling Up, God and Attachment, and Hope for this Upside Down and Backwards Life.

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12/03/2025

💕 Complimentary training – Deepen your relationships with clients

Sign up for this fascinating free training with Master therapist Dr. Michael Reed. The training focuses on how Gestalt therapy helps you create profoundly deep relationships with your clients.

In the free training, The Relational Foundation of Gestalt Therapy in Contemporary Times, Dr. Reed explains how Gestalt therapy has evolved over the past several decades to focus on enhancing the quality of relationships with clients.

He dispels many myths about what Gestalt therapy is and isn't and discusses the deeply relational aspects of the approach.

So far, we've received hundreds of positive comments about the training. Here's a sample of some of the comments:

- "A fascinating introduction. I look forward to the rest of the training."

- "The best and most understandable explanation of the underpinnings of Gestalt therapy that I have heard. Thank you!"

- Dr. Reed's ability to convey the essence of Gestalt in such a flowing way is a real pleasure to listen to."

- "A very compelling introduction. Thank you!"

- "I'm inspired by this training. I'm eager to learn more and will sign up for the advanced course."

If you're unfamiliar with the relational approach to Gestalt therapy, prepare to be inspired.

Once you sign up, you'll have 10 days to watch the free training series

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11/27/2025

🫶🫶Free - Gestalt therapy may not be what you think it is…

Many therapists are not aware of the modern approach of Gestalt therapy. You may be one of them.

Over the years, Gestalt therapy has evolved significantly, focusing even more on the therapeutic relationship. It emphasizes authentic presence, mutual respect, and the "here and now" of the therapeutic relationship.

It also emphasizes the dynamic interplay between therapist and client, highlighting their mutual influence on one another.

If you're unfamiliar with this approach, you may be surprised when you sign up for this free training: The Relational Foundations of Gestalt Therapy in Contemporary Times with Dr. Michael Reed.

This training provides an opportunity to learn about modern Gestalt Therapy and how its deeply relational approach is central to clients' healing.

Join us for this free online training from a highly experienced Gestalt therapist and discover:

• Why Gestalt Therapy may not be what you think it is
• The deeply relational foundations of Gestalt Therapy
• How Gestalt Therapy has evolved from its original roots
• Why modern Gestalt Therapy is considered a radical approach to understanding the human condition
• A key feature of Gestalt Therapy that distinguishes it from other forms of therapy
• 3 case studies that demonstrate the transformative possibilities of Gestalt Therapy
Dr. Reed, a Master therapist, is well-known in the Gestalt community for his extensive knowledge of Gestalt Therapy. He's been training other therapists in Gestalt Therapy for over 30 years and practicing Gestalt for over 45 years.

If the contemporary approach to Gestalt therapy is unfamiliar, prepare to be inspired.

Discover how it can transform your practice and deepen your connection with clients.

Once you sign up, you'll have 10 days to watch the free training series.

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