Wednesday, March 27, 2024. Infidelity and betrayal affects many families and relationships, and presents in a myriad of ways, from broken promises to full-blown affairs. The damage to relationships and individuals can be profound, traumatic and lifelong. For therapist, working with infidelity and betrayal in clinical settings can be complicated. Often adding a degree ofREAD MORE

Grief cascades across and through every life, human and non-human. Its waters flow over, between and around the rocks of being, down the river of inevitable loss, change and death. Sometimes the waters rage, sometimes howl, other times trickle, almost imperceptibly. Always here, always there. Grief and grieving emerge from the relational and phenomenal field,READ MORE

This three hour interactive workshop will give a brief overview of the Depth Enquiry process.  It will include some theory, demonstrations, case studies and plenty of time for questions.  Bring an open mind, lots of questions and you will leave with some new thoughts about how to use bilateral stimulation in your work and whenREAD MORE

This interactive presentation is intended to: • Explore and refine the concept of “self-disclosure” in the clinical setting, including a review of the many different ways therapist self-disclosure can occur and the distinction between “immediacy” and “intentional therapist self-disclosure”; • Discuss how both intentional therapist self-disclosure and non-disclosure may be helpful and counter-productive in anyREAD MORE

In this seminar we will discuss the attitudinal stance of Clinical hospitality.  The stance of Clinical Hospitality offers a needed antidote amongst the prevailing culture of immediacy, demand for rapid outcomes, influencers and an increasing intolerance and misunderstanding of human suffering in the current zeitgeist of a popularized mental health narrative.  We will consider whatREAD MORE