Strategic Family Therapy | |
![]() Sean Davis, Ph.D., LMFT |
Participants will learn how to help individuals, couples and families overcome rigid, dysfunctional patterns of interaction using strategic family therapy. The emphasis will be on fundamental theoretical principles and practical application. Common couples dynamics will be discussed, with a specific focus on helping clients break self-destructive patterns. |
Inner Child Healing & Spirituality/Group Therapy | |
![]() Jay E. Oh, Ph.D. |
The Inner Child Healing & Spirituality Group Therapy is the first step in reclaiming the “wounded inner child” within you, and grieving process, removing all internal obstacles, dancing freely, and understanding the root cause of suffering. This program integrates main methods of spiritual discipline and inner child therapy to provide participants with opportunities for healing childhood wounds and achieving wholistic growth. It promises to be a peak experience on the path to self-realization and leading a beautifully fulfilling life. |
Essential Sex and Relationship Therapy: The Eco-Sexual Approach in Practice |
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![]() Stephanie Buehler, PsyD. |
Based on the work of Uri Bronfenbrenner, the Eco-Sexual model helps the clinician to both assess and treat couples with common sexual concerns. In addition to learning how to conduct an Eco-Sexual interview, participants will be able to assist couples with communication about sex and instruct them in practical exercises such as sensate focus. Questions are definitely encouraged so come with an open mind and curiosity! |
Children, Adolescent, and Family Therapy Intervention | |
![]() Deanna Linville, Ph.D. |
In this two-day workshop, clinical participants will learn about core therapy skills for working with children, adolescents, and their families. Through didactic instruction, discussion-based and experiential activities, participants will learn about systemic approaches for therapy with youth and families. Dr. Deanna Linville will identify and demonstrate strategies for engagement of youth and parents. Collaborative Problem Solving, Emotion Coaching, and behavioral therapy models will be covered. Participants will have the opportunity to critically think about how their own experiences within families may affect how they approach their work with children and families, and strategies for handling counter transference. Ethical considerations for clinical research with children, adolescents and families will also be discussed. A few examples from Deanna's work with clients and research studies will be used to illuminate key concepts. |