Available Training Topics

A practical training on how post-crisis activation and secondary traumatic stress can manifest in providers’ bodies and minds, and how to respond with concrete regulation skills that support ethical, sustainable practice.

An ethics-focused session on supervisory responsibilities related to scope of practice, competence, documentation, and gatekeeping, centered on protecting clients while supporting supervisee growth.

A skills-based training on recognizing rupture in therapy relationships, naming it without blame, and using repair conversations to rebuild trust, especially when power, identity, and trauma history shape the interaction.

Moves trauma-informed care from a theoretical concept to observable clinical behaviors, with case application across intake, assessment, documentation, and intervention.

Examines how power, access, identity, and bias can shape diagnostic decisions and clinical narratives, and offers practical strategies to reduce harm and improve cultural responsiveness.