Workshops & Trainings
Learning Experiences for Clinicians, Supervisors, & Helping Professionals
I offer trainings and workshops for therapists and supervisors seeking to enhance their skills while growing in their self awareness. These transformative trainings empower therapists and supervisors to deepen self-awareness, enhance cultural awareness, and align their epistemological beliefs with intentional, effective therapeutic practices. If you are interested in staying connect, subscribe with us below.
Trainings are fully customizable & designed to help your team or organization harness the power of equity
Training One
The Person of the Therapist: Using Self as a Tool for Change
(Pre-Recorded Courses)
Therapists typically learn techniques for therapy but may lack guidance on their personal impact on the process. This training helps them explore how their experiences, identities, values, and blind spots influence their work. Through reflection and discussion, participants will enhance self-awareness and learn to use themselves more intentionally in therapy.
Ideal Audience: Therapists, students, supervisors, and helping professionals.
Training Two
Cultural Humility Beyond Competence
Cultural humility is an ongoing practice of reflection and accountability. This training goes beyond checklists to explore how culture, power, and privilege influence our work. Participants will learn strategies to engage differences while increasing awareness of their own biases.
Ideal Audience: Clinicians, supervisors, healthcare providers, educators, and organizations.
Training Three
Growing Into the Supervisor Role: Developing a Reflective Supervisory Identity
Effective supervision goes beyond learning models and meeting requirements. This training focuses on developing a supervisory identity aligned with participants' values and goals. Participants will gain strategies for meaningful feedback, navigating tough conversations, and fostering growth through self-awareness.
Ideal Audience: Emerging supervisors, approved supervisors, and clinical leaders.