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Training and Workshops

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Our training workshops are designed to cultivate a respectful, inclusive, and nonjudgmental environment. We strive to create a supportive space that fosters meaningful learning and growth.

We are dedicated to maintaining a safe and welcoming atmosphere where racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, ableism, and all forms of discrimination are not welcome.

Level 1 & 2 Schema Therapy Accreditation and training

Exciting news!

We will be offering Schema Therapy Accreditation via SchemXcollective: Integrative Schema Therapy Institute

The dates for Level 1 & 2 foundational training will be released soon. Sign up here to be the first to know and secure your spot!

Training

Workshop 1 Intro~ Meeting the needs of ancestors: Addressing Intergenerational Trauma in Therapy (Online: Tuesday May 20th 7-9pm)
$70.00
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Tame your Schema Therapy Demons: Skills Workshop (4th April, 2025)
$150.00
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Queering trauma: Therapeutic Approaches with LGBTQIA+ Clients (In Person: DATE TBC)
$300.00
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What previous participants have said…

  • Person wearing glasses and a black sweater

    This was a truly eye-opening set of lectures for a rather complex modality. Thank you so much for trying to make it simpler to understand and ge our heads around.

    Student

  • Smiling person with short gray hair wearing earrings

    I could see how much time, care and compassion went into the creation of this workshop. I am excited and motivated to apply the skills today in my clinical work going forward

    Clinical Psychologist

  • Close-up of a man with short hair looking directly at the camera, neutral expression.

    The "social critic" concept was also very clinically useful and has offered me a therapeutic way to discuss internalized stigma and discrimination and to help clients build awareness and externalize associated maladaptive beliefs.

    Psychologist