A 2.5-Hour Online Workshop ~ Thursday, August 25th, 2022 @ 10am EDT
Learn ways to create the resonant relationship
that invites client change
For Therapists, Caseworkers, Teachers, & Social Workers
(Really, anyone who works with people- kids, adults, & families!)
Let’s pay attention to the ME in WE
Therapists aren’t blank slates anymore.
At least not therapists who understand the neuroscience of how the brain heals and changes.
When we ground ourselves in relational neuroscience, we don’t have to be afraid of bringing our whole selves into the therapy space.
In fact, we realize it’s necessary.
The brain changes inside resonant relationships.
But- what does that even mean?
You want this 2.5-hour workshop!
This short workshop is for you
if you are feeling burned out, uninspired, and maybe even a little confused about how therapy is supposed to work anyway ;)
It makes sense to be confused because most of us weren’t taught how therapy works. Just tools and techniques that don’t work unless they are wrapped in a resonant relationship.
In this 2.5-hour workshop you will learn
Why resonant relationships is Why Threapy Works
How to prioritize connection to yourself in order to cultivate the deeply satisfying resonance that brings about client change
Armed with the neuroscience of relationships, you’ll feel confident– not afraid– to bring your whole-self into the therapy space while prioritizing ethical boundaries and decreasing compassion fatigue.
<--------- You’ll feel this good at the end of your work day!
You’ll Leave With
A solid understanding of the science of resonance
A plan for how to begin being with yourself in a new way
A clear picture of what it looks like to bring your authentic self into a therapy session (with kids, adults, and families)
A link to watch & re-watch the recording as many times as you want (until October 31st)
AND…The recording will also be given to you in audio/podcast format!
Plus, you’ll have had a pretty fun afternoon with me and colleagues around the world who love their work– and are willing to be brave– as much as you do.
I teach a lot of workshops for therapists
Here’s what previous participants have had to say!
