Dissociation is one of the most misunderstood and overlooked responses in clinical practice, yet it’s a common and protective mechanism, especially in trauma survivors. This training is designed to help mental health professionals understand what dissociation really is, how to spot it in-session, and what to do when it shows up. Through interactive discussion, case examples, and practical tools, participants will leave with greater clarity, confidence, and compassion in working with dissociative experiences. 2.5 continuing education credits approved  NASW/CT

​This shared writing process ensures the client's perspective is accurately captured, improves their understanding and ownership of their care, corrects errors, and strengthens the client-provider relationship. 

A 1.5‑Hour Introductory Workshop

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Curious about EMDR but not ready for full clinical training? This introductory session offers a clear, accessible overview of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. What it is, what it isn’t, and how it supports healing from distressing experiences. Participants will learn the core concepts behind EMDR, explore common myths, and understand the types of challenges it can help address.

Designed for helping professionals, students, and anyone interested in trauma‑informed care, this workshop provides foundational knowledge without teaching EMDR techniques or qualifying attendees to practice. It’s the perfect starting point for those wanting to understand EMDR’s purpose, process, and potential impact.