Archived Events

• Food and Addiction Spectrum Disorders
  May 17, 2013 by Kim Dennis, MD
• Grief Walking
  May 10, 2013 by Stephen Jenkinson, MTS, MSW
• The Four-Piece Practice Building System for Therapists
  May 3, 2013 by Becky DeGrossa
• Forgive for Good
  April 26, 2013 by Frederic Luskin, PhD
• A Clinically Useful, Transtheoretical Model for Conceptualizing Couples' Problems: The Four Session Evaluation
  April 19, 2013 by Anthony Chambers, PhD
• Are Your Clients Brilliant at People Pleasing But Long to Be Authentic?
  April 5, 2013 by Lynda Klau, PhD
• Why Group Therapy: Going From Fixing Problems to Creating Possibilities
  March 22, 2013 by Jennifer Bullock MEd, MLSP, LPC, NCC
• Meeting the Treatment Needs of Iraq and Afghanistan War Veterans: Promoting Treatment-Engagement, Delivering Evidenced-Based Care, and Addressing High Risk Behaviors in Returning Veterans
  March 8, 2013 by Matthew Jakupcak, PhD
• Life-Success Therapeutic Interventions: Clinically Equipping People for Success and Satisfaction
  March 1, 2013 by Carol Francis, PsyD
• The Therapist's Unique Use of Self in Empowering Eating Disorder Recovery
  February 22, 2013 by Abigail Natenshon, MA, LCSW, GCFP
• True Refuge: Meditations That Serve Emotional Healing and Spiritual Freedom
  February 15, 2013 by Tara Brach, PhD
• Love is Not Enough: When Traumatized Clients Push the Therapist Away
  February 1, 2013 by Robert Muller, PhD, CPsych
• The ADHD Effect on Couples
  January 25, 2013 by Melissa Orlov
• Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy: An Attachment-Based Treatment for Children Who Have Experienced Abuse and Neglect
  January 18, 2013 by Daniel Hughes, PhD
• The Stopping Overshopping Model: Therapy, Case Illustration, Preliminary Outcome Data
  January 11, 2013 by April Benson, PhD
• The Technology of Mental Performance: Sports Psychology in Practice and Hypnosis as a Practice Tool
  December 7, 2012 by Mitch Smith, LCSW-C
• How The Body Remembers and Heals Trauma
  November 30, 2012 by Babette Rothschild, MSW, LCSW
• Rewiring The Evolutionary Glitch In Your Brain: Bridging Neuroscience, Mindfulness, and Emotional Connection For Maximum Healing and Personal Freedom
  November 9, 2012 by Raphael Cushnir
• On Becoming a Better Therapist: Skills to Be the Best You Can Be
  November 2, 2012 by Barry Duncan, PsyD
• Healing Sleep and Dreams: An Integrative Approach to Insomnia
  October 26, 2012 by Rubin Naiman, PhD
• Exploring the Dreaming Mind: A Creative Approach
  October 12, 2012 by Fariba Bogzaran, PhD
• Filial Therapy: A Child-Centered, Attachment-Based, Emotion Focused, and Skill Training Family Therapy
  October 5, 2012 by Barry G. Ginsberg, PhD
• Providing Coaching Services in Private Practice: A Guide for Therapists
  September 28, 2012 by David Steele, MA, LMFT
• Best Practices for Successful Legal and Ethical Online Counseling and Coaching
  September 14, 2012 by Marlene M. Maheu, PhD
• Healing Betrayal Caused by Infidelity
  August 31, 2012 by Laurie Moore, PhD
• Social Media Marketing for Mental Health Professionals: The Art of Engagement
  August 10, 2012 by Xam Devesh, GoodTherapy.org Social Media Manager
• How to Maintain a Responsible and Ethical Online Presence as a Mental Health Practitioner
  August 3, 2012 by DeeAnna Merz Nagel, LPC, DCC
• Standard of Care, Risk of Risk Management, and Subsequent Therapist Syndrome
  July 27, 2012 by Ofer Zur, PhD
• Emotionally Focused Therapy: Recognizing and Healing Attachment Distress in Couples Work
  July 20, 2012 by Rebecca Jorgensen, PhD
• Acceptance-Based Behavior Therapy for Anxiety and Related Disorders
  June 8, 2012 by Susan Orsillo, PhD
• The Treatment of Trauma and The Internal Family Systems Model
  May 22, 2012 by Richard C. Schwartz, PhD
• The Dynamics of Money: Helping Your Clients Create Financial Health
  May 11, 2012 by Judith Gruber, LCSW, CCEP
• The Wound that Does Not Heal: Recognizing and Treating Complicated Grief
  April 27, 2012 by Phyllis Kosminsky, PhD, FT
• Transference: A Treasure in Disguise
  April 20, 2012 by Judith Barr, MS, LPC, LMHC
• Working with Transgender Clients: A Person-Centered and Narrative Therapy Model
  April 6, 2012 by Damon M. Constantinides, PhD, LSW
• Mindfulness and Hypnosis: The Art and Science of Treating Depression Experientially
  March 30, 2012 by Michael D. Yapko, PhD
• The Past is Present: Understanding the Effects of Unprocessed Memories and Using EMDR Therapy In Treatment
  March 2, 2012 by Francine Shapiro, PhD
• Mindfulness and Self-Care: Restorative Tools for Clinicians
  January 6, 2012 by Ashley Davis Bush, LCSW
• Countertransference Issues in Trauma Therapy Working with the Traumatized Client Who Avoids Attachment
  December 9, 2011 by Robert T. Muller, PhD, CPsych
• Self-Compassion and Psychological Well-Being
  December 2, 2011 by Kristin Neff, PhD
• Websites for Therapists: How to Develop a Website that Brings you Clients
  November 4, 2011 by Noah Rubinstein, LMFT
• When Thoughts Attack and Feelings Overwhelm: Working with the Healing Power of Awareness
  October 28, 2011 by Richard Moss, MD
• An Overview of Maternal Depression: What Therapists Need to Know
  October 21, 2011 by Andrea Schneider, LCSW, MSW
• Internet Addiction: Diagnosis and Treatment
  September 16, 2011 by Kimberly Young, PsyD
• Voice Dialogue: Transformative Therapy
  September 2, 2011 by Francesca Starr, MA, LPC
• Working with LGBTQ Couples and Families
  August 30, 2011 by Damon M. Constantinides, PhD, LSW
• Neuroplasticity and Brain Based Interventions in Therapy: Calming The Caveman To Manage The Thinker
  August 5, 2011 by Lynne Kenney, PsyD
• Relational Systems, Boundaries, Emotional Space, and Empathy
  July 29, 2011 by Daniel A. Bochner, PhD
• Change the Metaphor, Change the Self: An Introduction to Clean Language, Symbolic Modeling, and Metaphor Therapy
  July 15, 2011 by Gina Campbell, MEd, CAPF, CCF
• You Can Never Get Enough of What You Don't Really Need: Theory and Treatment of Compulsive Buying
  June 24, 2011 by April Lane Benson, PhD
• What Works in Therapy: Translating 40 Years of Outcome Research
  May 26, 2011 by Scott D. Miller, PhD
• Challenging Your Critical Inner Voice: An Introduction to Voice Therapy
  May 6, 2011 by Lisa Firestone, PhD
• Understanding and Treating Distorted Body Image
  April 29, 2011 by Scott M. Granet, LCSW
• Engaging the Traumatized Client who Avoids Closeness and Vulnerability
  April 8, 2011 by Robert T. Muller, PhD, CPsych
• The New Rules of Marriage
  March 18, 2011 by Terry Real, LICSW
• Digital Ethics and Social Networking in Psychotherapy and Counseling
  March 11, 2011 by Ofer Zur, PhD
• Authentic, Empathy-Based Marketing for Therapists: Methods for Growing and Communicating about Your Practice
  February 18, 2011 by Noah Rubinstein, LMFT, Founder and CEO
• Mindsight in Action: How to Create a Healthy Mind
  February 4, 2011 by Daniel J. Siegel, MD
• Developing Cultural Competence in Psychotherapy Practice
  January 14, 2011 by Laura S. Brown, PhD, ABPP
• Helping Kids Who Never Asked for Help in the First Place
  January 7, 2011 by Janet Sasson Edgette, PsyD
• Survive and Thrive! Practice Building in Hard Times
  December 10, 2010 by Lynn Grodzki, LCSW, MCC
• When Depression and Marital Distress Intersect: The Role of Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy
  November 5, 2010 by Andrea K. Wittenborn, PhD, LMT
• An Overview of Attachment Wounds: Defining and Addressing Secure, Avoidant, Ambivalent and Disorganized Styles
  October 29, 2010 by Diane Poole Heller, PhD
• 21st Century Ethics: Emerging Digital, Boundaries, and Standard of Care Issues
  October 22, 2010 by Ofer Zur, PhD
• Healthy Aging for Baby Boomers
  September 24, 2010 by Erica Goodstone, PhD
• Maternal Depression and Disrupted Attachment
  August 27, 2010 by Diana Lynn Barnes, PsyD, MFT
• Help with Negative Self-Talk
  July 30, 2010 by Steve Andreas, MA
• Inner Relationship and the Art of Facilitative Language
  July 16, 2010 by Ann Weiser Cornell, PhD
• A Thriving Practice in Any Economy: Enjoy a Fee-For-Service Psychotherapy Practice Outside Managed Care
  July 9, 2010 by Ofer Zur, PhD
• Mindfulness & Psychotherapy: Integrating Mind, Soul and Neuroscience
  June 25, 2010 by Jerome Front, MA, LMFT
• Using Your Power to Make the World Safe: From the Inside Out
  June 21, 2010 by Judith Barr, MS, LPC, LMHC
• Growing Through Grief
  June 11, 2010 by Ashley Davis Bush, MS, LCSW, ACSW
• Emotional Resonance and Healing the Body
  May 21, 2010 by Christopher Diggins, MA LMHC
• The Science of Trust
  May 7, 2010 by Dr. John Gottman, PhD
• Collaborative Helping: A Practice Framework for Family-Centered Services
  April 30, 2010 by William Madsen, PhD
• The Dangers of Psychotherapy: Hope, Hopelessness and Healing
  April 9, 2010 by Daniel Gottlieb, PhD
• Ethics With Soul and Boundaries in Psychotherapy
  March 26, 2010 by Ofer Zur, PhD
• The Miracle of Connection: A Space, A Bridge, An Encounter
  February 19, 2010 by Hedy Schleifer, MA, LMHC
• Trauma Treatment State of the Art: Understanding Phasic Nervous System Process
  February 5, 2010 by Steven Hoskinson, MA, MAT
• Working With Trauma: Multi-Modal Integrative Psychotherapy
  January 22, 2010 by Monique Lang, LCSW
• Circle of Meaning: A Narrative Tool for Exploring Spirituality in Clinical Practice
  January 8, 2010 by Patricia A Burke, MSW, LCSW
• The Convergence of Neuroscience and Mindfulness: Insights and Practices that Improve Outcomes
  December 11, 2009 by Terry Fralich, LCPC
• Build Your Online Presence Through Public Education
  November 20, 2009 by Pauline Wallin, PhD
• Narrative Ideas and Therapeutic Practice: What Makes Narrative Therapy Novel?
  November 13, 2009 by Stephen Madigan, PhD
• In Sickness & Health: Systemic and Collaborative Approaches with Medically Ill Clients
  October 30, 2009 by Barry J. Jacobs, PsyD
• Tapping the Energy of Authentic Strengths
  October 16, 2009 by Chris Trout
• Moving Toward Money Harmony: For You and Your Clients
  September 25, 2009 by Olivia Mellan, MS
• Increasing Revenue and Satisfaction in Private Practice: Despite the Bad Economy
  September 11, 2009 by Jessica A. Dolgan, PsyD
• Bad to the Bone: Can Our Genes Make Us Act Badly?
  August 21, 2009 by Barbara Oakley, PhD
• Compassionate Nonviolent Communication
  August 7, 2009 by Rachelle Lamb
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
  July 17, 2009 by Steven C. Hayes, PhD
• Internal Family Systems Therapy with Couples
  June 26, 2009 by Richard C. Schwartz, PhD
• Mindful Self-Compassion in Clinical Practice
  June 5, 2009 by Chris Germer, PhD
• An Introduction to the Developmental Needs Meeting Strategy
  May 15, 2009 by Shirley Jean Schmidt, MA, LPC
• Possibility Therapy A Respectful Strength-Based Approach to Change
  April 10, 2009 by Bill O'Hanlon, MS, LMFT
• Recession Proof Your Practice
  April 3, 2009 by Lynn Grodzki, LCSW, MCC
• An Introduction to Hakomi
  March 27, 2009 by Julie Murphy, CHT, RAS
• Recession Regression An Experiential Workshop on the Relationship to Money
  March 20, 2009 by Judith Barr, MS, LPC, LMHC
• The Zen of Helping Self-Care & Open-Hearted Clinical Practice
  March 13, 2009 by Andrew Bein, PhD, LCSW
• Voice Dialogue: A Psychospiritual Approach
  February 27, 2009 by Cassandra Cosme De Pree
• How to Stay Centered In Life
  February 20, 2009 by Cindy Libman, LICSW, LMFT
• Conflict Resolution Skills for Couples & Counselors
  January 30, 2009 by Susan Heitler PhD
• Undefended Love
  January 16, 2009 by Marlena Lyons, Phd
• Good Boundaries Centerpiece of Successful Relationships
  December 12, 2008 by Cedar Barstow, MEd
• The Secret Lives of Men
  December 5, 2008 by Chris Blazina, PhD
• Addictions, Compulsions, & Self-Sabotage: A Multi-level Approach to Trauma's Legacy
  November 7, 2008 by Dusty Miller, EdD
• Emotional Intelligence In Relationships
  October 17, 2008 by Brent Atkinson, PhD
• Walking The Healing Walk with Power
  October 13, 2008 by Judith Barr, MA, LMHC
• Healing Rage and the Therapist
  July 18, 2008 by Ruth King, MA
• Power Abused, Power Healed
  July 11, 2008 by Judith Barr, MA, LMHC
• Wired for Intimacy Awakening the I-and-Thou Experience in Couples Therapy
  May 30, 2008 by Hedy Schleifer, MA, LMHC
• Psychological Resources Personal Experience and Social Relationships
  May 16, 2008 by Stephen R. Lankton, LCSW, DAHB,
• Right Use of Power
  March 21, 2008 by Cedar Barstow, MEd, CHT
• Trauma Free Marketing for Therapists How to GIVE (Information) and GET (More Clients)
  February 22, 2008 by Becky DeGrossa, MA
• An Introduction to Somatic Experiencing
  January 25, 2008 by Steven Hoskinson, MA, MAT
• An Introduction to Internal Family Systems Therapy
  January 18, 2008 by Richard Schwartz, PhD, LMFT

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