This program addresses emerging challenges to clinical practice from electronic modes of communication with clients. This program fulfills the requirements for 6 hours of training in Telemental Health under Composite Board rule 135-11.

This workshop will provide insight into PPD; differentiate the symptoms of PP psychosis, depression, and anxiety to aid clinicians in supporting those with this mental disorder. Highlight the impact of PPD on the mother, child, and overall family.

The Connections Matter Georgia initiative is an in-person training designed to engage community members in building caring connections to: Improve resiliency, Prevent childhood trauma, & Understand how our interactions with others can support them

This workshop will utilize codes of Ethic to support the efficacy of self-care; address our collective trauma in the mental health field, while using the dimensions of wellness to assess where we are in our self-care etc

In this workshop you’ll learn the special ethical considerations in couples therapy. We’ll discuss loyalty, confidentiality, therapist values, and modelling relationality.

How to advocate/support your teen struggling with self-harming behaviors

This workshop will examine the role of family involvement and how it can be turned into an asset.

In this workshop you’ll learn the special ethical principles to consider when working with two people. So that you can be prepared for those challenging moments.

This 5 hour course will teach psychotherapists who are new to Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) skills from each of the 4 DBT modules.

This continuing education course will cover the finer points of what and not to ask during the assessment period, within treatment, and how to help inform a safer space for the youth in transition.

Healing Broken Bonds

Learn how to clinically support the grief process while building resiliency through integration of brain, body, mind, and heart-based intuition.

Silence Hides Violence: Speak Up! Stop Domestic Violence!

Participants are taught six categories of empirically-based anti-racism interventions and practices. They learn about institutional, cultural, and individual racism through the lens of critical justice theories.

Participants will: (1) Identify the different types of domestic violence and warning signs; (2)Identify the ethical responsibilities of the Social Worker; (3) Identify the implications of domestic violence for Social Workers.