Upcoming Trainings

This training will help you put the "BIO" back in biopsychosocial treatment. We'll do an overview of the medical system and learn how to ethically address client's with chronic medical conditions in therapy.

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When one partner takes on caregiving responsibilities in a relationship, there is a cascade of changes that follow.  In this course, we'll discuss that shift in power and the resulting fall-out, and give practical treatment recommendations for addressing these couples in therapy.

Diabetes is one of the most common chronic conditions in the United States, and frequently co-occurs with depression. In this training, we'll gain a better understanding of what diabetes is and how behavioral treatment is a core component of health for diabetic patients.

Whether it's a sudden life-changing diagnosis or a slow decline over time, the grief that comes with the death and dying process affects families deeply.  This training will explore the medical and psychosocial aspects of the dying process so that therapists are more equipped to support their clients in this deeply meaningful time.

Infertility, pregnancy loss, and traumatic birth experiences reorganize couple relationships.  This training uses a trauma-informed approach to understand the impact on families - medically, relationally, and spiritually - and guides you towards evidence-based treatment recommendations for therapy.

It can be intimidating to approach collaborating with medical professionals - we speak different languages, have different ethical codes, and our understanding of each other can be limited.  But collaboration is a powerful tool for helping our clients!  This training will explore the ethics and practicalities of interdisciplinary collaboration.