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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.

In this presentation, we’ll explore working with psychedelics for addressing perinatal mood disorders. These disorders affect many new mothers and can have a profound impact in their family systems and current treatments for these conditions are limited. Using her own personal and professional experiences, Kate will discuss the safety and the potential benefits psychedelics could bring to individuals experiencing perinatal mood disorders.

Companion animals serve as vital family members, primary attachment figures, and sources of emotional support. When an animal dies, clients frequently navigate profound and disenfranchised grief. This presentation explores how companion animals and their roles shape a client’s family history, dynamics, and schemas. Moving beyond Kubler-Ross’s stages, it will examine other grief theories in addition to ways to honor and commemorate a client’s animal. Self-care strategies for both clients and clinicians will be discussed, and grief resources will be provided.