63 E Center Street, 2A West, Manchester, CT, 06040
Tel: 401. 569. 1099
Individual Practitioners
I get it. The thought of one more online training does not sound like a good time. But what if it was? What if you could attend an informative and engaging virtual workshop that you can actually relate to and use in your work or personal life right away? My goal is to provide you with an informative, engaging, and experiential training that you’ll actually enjoy (and maybe even keep your camera on).
All training workshops are limited to 25 participants to ensure you have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss clinical material that matters to you. Need continuing education credits? No problem- all workshops are approved by NASW/CT for continuing education.
Organization or Group Trainings/
Public Speaking
Whether you are looking for an informative workshop for your team on specific clinical topics or want to enhance your team’s wellness and decrease burnout through Mindfulness- I’ve got you covered. Clinical topics include DBT: Theory & Skills, Complex Trauma & the Nervous System, Nervous System Regulation for Mental Health Professionals: Addressing Burnout & Self-care, IPV & Toxic Relationships, and more! These workshops allow your team to get a tailored approach to their personal and professional growth- talking about topics that matter in real time. All group training/ public speaking workshops are tailored to your needs and can be custom created to fit your priorities, right now. Email me for a full list of clinical topics and descriptions!
Upcoming Workshops
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PLEASE NOTE:
Each class has a maximum of 25 participants.
All workshops are approved by NASW/CT for social workers (CT, MA, RI, VT, CO), LPCs, LMFTs, and psychologists.
Please check with your state to inquire about reciprocity.​
You will receive an email with a Google Meet link as well as all materials two days before the event.
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We honor differing learning and participation styles. Although our workshops are experiential, we do not use break out rooms or forced participation. Come as you are without the pressure of "doing".
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