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Without a way to understand sensory and body memories, survivors of trauma come to either distrust themselves or distrust others. Telling the story of what they remember sometimes brings relief, but doesn’t resolve the “living legacy” of traumatic reactions that continue to torment the client day after day. In this online course, Janina Fisher teaches you how to assess and make sense of trauma-based symptoms, how to use psychoeducation to help clients manage these overwhelming symptoms so they can change their relationship to the traumatic events.

Here’s the problem: even after the Pandemic is over, we're not going back. COVID-19 will likely be a part of our “new normal,” the virus will likely circulate from season to season well into the future, and we must adapt our practices for the long run. This short course will guide you to confidently help clients worried about COVID-19, equip you with accurate information, and give you tools to safely re-open your office.

Your trauma clients are desperate to move beyond the terror and isolation of their traumatic experiences. But the impact of trauma is to reshape the brain and body, resulting in lasting wounds and unexpected triggers-and a life of incomprehensible anxiety, fear, shame, rage, substance abuse, and relationship difficulties. In this online certificate course, you'll join world-leading treatment experts, including Bessel van der Kolk, John and Julie Gottman, Deany Laliotis, Mary Jo Barrett, and Anita Mandley-to gain in-depth insight and skills that will help traumatized adults, children, and couples regulate their arousal and regain mastery over their lives.

The horrifying truth is that violence and trauma are so pervasive, all women are affected by them in some way. Join Babette Rothschild, Janina Fisher, Pat Ogden, Judith Herman, and more, for a rare and exciting opportunity to train with the trauma experts whose time-tested treatment models and thinking are unparalleled in creating lasting change and recovery. You’ll discover some of the field’s most effective treatment methods, directly from the innovators who perfected them.

Many therapists are looking for ways to get out of their offices or break up their long days doing teletherapy. Walking therapy – or “walk and talk” therapy – may just be the solution. In this one-of-a-kind course with Jen Udler, LCSW-C, clinicians will learn the ins and outs of walking therapy. What is the buzz all about? How does it work? And what are best practices for providing psychotherapy while walking? Jen will address these questions and more in this step-by-step course. She’ll give you the tools you need – from A-Z – including the specific tools and techniques you’ll have as a walking therapist, how to structure your informed consent, risks & benefits, the history and latest research, and much more. When it’s done, you’ll be ready to take your first client on a walk.