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This event will provide an introduction to the topic of religious trauma. The presentation will include some helpful vocabulary for discussing this topic, as well as a look at a few common presenting concerns and therapeutic considerations. This is designed to be a brief overview to help attendees determine if they would like to learn more about the topic. This presentation is anti-harm, not anti-religion.

For therapists who work with clients who are divorcing, divorced, or considering divorce. Attendees will gain information on how to teach their clients how to avoid the biggest mistakes when communicating with their co-parent, how to separate parenting issues from relationship issues, language that de-escalates conflict instead of fueling it, how to help parents manage emotional triggers before responding and when to recommend parallel parenting versus collaborative co-parenting.

This presentation explores often underrepresented identities within the LGBTQIA2S+ community, with a focus on Queer, Intersex, Asexual, Aromantic, and Two-Spirit (brief overview) experiences. Participants will deepen their understanding of identity diversity, common clinical misconceptions, and practical strategies for providing affirming, culturally responsive care to QIA+ clients in clinical settings.

Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) is increasingly becoming a treatment tool sought out by clients. Clients often turn to known mental health professionals to help them assess if this is the right treatment for them. This webinar will leave you well equipped to conduct thoughtful conversation around ketamine assisted psychotherapy and leave you feeling confident to help others, or yourself, navigate the discussion surrounding whether KAP is the correct treatment tool to implement. This webinar can also help you decide whether you would like to begin working yourself providing KAP.

Designed for therapists and behavioral health practice owners, this Lunch and Learn provides an overview of the key components of a comprehensive HIPAA compliance program, including areas providers commonly overlook. Attendees will gain a clearer understanding of what HIPAA compliance involves beyond basic forms and paperwork and where gaps may exist in their current compliance practices.