More than a speaker, a guide who gets it

 This workshop offers practical, trauma-informed strategies to recognize and recover from compassion fatigue. Clinicians will explore signs of burnout, reconnect with their sense of purpose, and leave with tools to support long-term resilience. 

 Intuition is a powerful clinical tool shaped by experience and neuroscience. This workshop helps therapists recognize and refine their internal cues while staying grounded in trauma-informed, ethical care. 

 Designed for mental health leaders, this workshop introduces the E.A.S.E. framework—Emotional intelligence, Authenticity, Solving problems, and Empowerment—to help you lead with clarity and compassion. Whether you're a practice owner or supervisor, you’ll gain tools to support your team, navigate tough decisions, and stay grounded in your values. 

 This session explores the emotional and ethical weight clinicians carry when systems, circumstances, or outcomes conflict with our values. Through reflection and discussion, we’ll name the impact of moral injury and explore how meaning-making can help us reclaim purpose, resilience, and direction in our work. 

This honest, energizing session explores the complex reality of being a mental health professional today—balancing clinical work, personal life, emotional labor, and the pressure to “keep it all together.” Through humor, reflection, and real talk, we’ll unpack what it means to do meaningful work without losing yourself in the process.

 Great supervision is more than case review—it’s a space for growth, connection, and emotional insight. This workshop explores the power of reflective supervision, including how transference and countertransference show up in the supervisory relationship. Participants will learn to hold space with intention, deepen clinical insight, and support supervisees in meaningful ways.