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Tue, Sep 26 - Wed, Sep 27. | Remote EMDR Grief Protocol Course - September 26, 2023 to September 27, 2023 - APA and NBCC CE Credit Hours Available - Mountain Time Zone (Colorado Time), 8006743637 Remote EMDR Grief Protocol Course - September 26, 2023 to September 27, 2023 - APA and NBCC CE Credit Hours Available - Mountain Time Zone (Colorado Time) ----- One of the questions that often comes up in EMDR consultation is how to work with grief. Some EMDR therapists avoid working with grief because they fear it might interrupt the natural grieving process, some therapists do not recognize how trauma is related to the grief, and some therapists are missing the intersectional context that keeps clients stuck in pain over generations. As EMDR therapists learn how to approach grief from a trauma-informed, evidenced-based, somatic approach, they can begin to let go of this fear and embrace helping their clients move “with” and “through” their stuck pain. In this two-day course, EMDR therapists will learn how to honor grief and loss through a client-centered and intersectional approach. Therapists will gain skills in recognizing and working with stuck grief, how to resource clients in building resiliency, develop effective treatment plans, and learn effective interweaves for stuck processing. Therapists will also explore their own experiences with grief and how to take care of themselves before, during, and after EMDR sessions ----- VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO LEARN MORE... Learn More... |
Fri, Sep 29 - Sat, Nov 4. | Somatosensory & Experiential Movement-Based Sex Therapy Training, (720) 443-1491 Somatic-Concentric Sex Therapy Training for Counseling Students and Professionals Generally, learning about sex/ual/ity and its integral importance in intimate relationship is not a part of counseling or couples therapy curriculum. This course offers an integrated, socially-just, and trauma-informed method to support you in conceptualizing a whole-body sex/ual/ity as you counsel your clients about their intimate relationships. With the foundation of Sex Therapy with Somatic Psychotherapy and Dance/Movement Therapy, this method engages the many layers of the social self to uncover the shame and misinformation that creates wounds and stalls mind-body integration so that you can support them in total body connectivity and a securely attached relationship with their sex/ual/ity. Participants will learn to evaluate the relationship between the somatic self and social arenas that influence how we inhabit and express ourselves. This body-based learning experience will show you how to integrate the exciting and easeful aspects of sexuality with the unconscious and fractured aspects, allowing for an integrative exploration and discovery of a whole-bodied erotic self. Module #1 Somatic-Concentric Sex Therapy Foundations + Assessment & Interventions Module #2 Ethical considerations, therapist somatic self-knowing, and supervised practice Virtual Training Module #1: September 29th & 30th Module #2: November 3rd & 4th $1,175 9:30 am - 4 pm 20 CE Credit Hours AASECT Credits Learn More... |
Sun, Oct 1. | beautiful office available in Capitol Hill, (303) 507-6310 Large, light-filled office available beginning October 1, 2023 in the Capitol Hill Healing Center, 750 E 9th Ave. This office is part of a beautiful suite of three offices. Rent: $800/month includes utilities, cleaning and wifi. The two other offices in the suite are occupied by long-term tenants, both Hakomi therapists. We are looking for a like-minded tenant to share our lovely suite. Learn More... |
Tue, Oct 3. | Un/Masked: Neurodivergent Adults Therapy Group - Afternoon Section, 720-637-5865 Now Accepting Group Members - Un/Masked is a weekly, IFS-informed therapy group for neurodivergent adults (Autism, ADHD, HSP, etc.) who are highly self-critical, exhausted from masking, and struggling with social anxiety or a pervasive feeling that they don't belong. Facilitated by a neurodivergent therapist, Un/Masked will be a supportive space to connect with other neurodivergent adults who share similar struggles; practice important communication skills like authentic relating and setting and receiving boundaries; and work compassionately with the parts of us who hold doubt, judgment, and internalized ableism around our unique neurotype. This group will meet weekly on Tuesdays at 12:15 p.m. for 75 minutes starting 10/3/23. All group sessions will meet via Zoom. Learn more at dreamingpinestherapy.com/groups. Learn More... |
Wed, Oct 4 - Sun, Jun 30 2024. | Somatic Soul-Based Trauma Training, 720-507-6247 Somatic Soul-Based Trauma Training: 9-Month Training for Therapists & Helping Professionals Led by Katie Asmus, our 9-month long live, online training will powerfully impact your healing practice and your clients. This embodied training will provide you with personalized support in deepening your understanding of the neurophysiology of trauma, and give you effective somatic and soul-based therapy tools and interventions for working with trauma, attachment, and nervous system regulation. Learn More... |
Wed, Oct 4 - Thu, Dec 14. | Therapy group for partners of Trans+ folks, 801-872-8030 I will be offering a therapy group for partners of transgender folks starting in October. This group is for people who's partners have come out as transgender or who are transitioning. Members must be affirming of partners identity, but also have room for difficult decisions and feelings of self and other. Group will have psycho-educational components, but also will have ample time for process. Themes will include identity and identity development, grief, sexuality and navigating social changes. Ocober 4-December 13. Every second Wednesday 6:30-8pm. Virtual (for Colorado Residents) $240 for all 6 sessions. Facilitated by: Stephanie Boulton, MA LPC This is a closed group so please have interested parties email me at steph@soulterracounseling.com Learn More... |
Wed, Oct 4. | Un/Masked: Neurodivergent Adults Therapy Group - Evening Section, 720-637-5865 Now Accepting Group Members - Un/Masked is a weekly, IFS-informed therapy group for neurodivergent adults (Autism, ADHD, HSP, etc.) who are highly self-critical, exhausted from masking, and struggling with social anxiety or a pervasive feeling that they don't belong. Facilitated by a neurodivergent therapist, Un/Masked will be a supportive space to connect with other neurodivergent adults who share similar struggles; practice important communication skills like authentic relating and setting and receiving boundaries; and work compassionately with the parts of us who hold doubt, judgment, and internalized ableism around our unique neurotype. This group will meet weekly on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. for 75 minutes starting 10/4/23. All group sessions will meet via Zoom. Learn more at dreamingpinestherapy.com/groups. Learn More... |
Sat, Oct 14 - Sat, Oct 14. | Take the Leap Already! A virtual workshop to help you find your true calling., 720-319-7439 Are you struggling with finding your true calling? You know you are meant for something more, but maybe you don’t know what that is or how to achieve it. Maybe you know what you want, but fear is holding you back. Or you are so used to people-pleasing that you fear the thing you think you want will upset your family. As a childhood trauma survivor, you were raised to pay attention to everyone else’s needs that you have no idea how to care for your own. The good news is you have all the answers inside you. It is called your inner guide and you can speak to them whenever you need them. You just need to learn how to access them. That is why I am excited to announce my newest workshop dedicated to finding your inner guide and giving you the steps to get started on achieving your dream. In this workshop, I will help you: * Learn how to find your inner guide. * Understand the difference between your ego and your inner guide. * Put a plan in place so you can feel confident and prepared for the life you were meant to live. Are you ready to take the leap? Sign up at https://www.erinbschneider.com/taketheleap Event information is below. Date: Saturday, October 14th. Time: 1:00 PM Price: $19.99 Learn More... |
Wed, Oct 18 - Sun, Oct 22. | Honoring Change, 720-507-6247 Honoring Change:Ceremony, Ritual, and Rites of Passage as Tools for Transformation A 5-day training for therapists and helping professionals Come gather on the land in community to explore your own relationship with Ceremony, Ritual and Rites of Passage as a starting point for facilitating others in these practices. Whether or not a particular change is chosen or thrust upon us, transition affords opportunities to reevaluate our beliefs and values, to let go of old ways of being, to discover our strengths and capacities, and to step more consciously into our lives. Learn More... |
Sat, Oct 28 - Sat, Oct 28. | Existential Dialogue: "Identity" Prof E. Spinelli and Dr Yaqui Martinez, +44 (0) 207 289 Existential Dialogues: The therapist in the mirror. Ten live dialogues between Prof Ernesto Spinelli and International Existential Therapists based on case studies illustrating key existential topics. 28 October “Identity" with Prof Ernesto Spinelli and Dr Yaqui Martinez “Our culture has built an idol: personal identity. From an early age we are taught (in subtle ways) to build a sense of ourselves that is stable, that shows continuity with the past, and that ensures permanence in the future. However, existence is a changing and mobile flux that constantly challenges us and demands to renew our sense of identity. What or who are we really? Can we find a way to define ourselves that can remain stable in the face of the constant changes of existence? What elements do we have to define ourselves? What does it mean to be identical with ourselves? Perhaps we need to rethink Sartre’s comment: “They say we are made of clay and mud; but rather we are made of wind” Dr Yaqui Martinez Learn More... |
Sat, Nov 11 - Sat, Nov 11. | Existential Dialogue: "Dreams" Prof Ernesto Spinelli and Prof Robert Romanyshyn, +44 (0) 207 289 Existential Dialogues: The therapist in the mirror. Ten live dialogues between Prof Ernesto Spinelli and International Existential Therapists based on case studies illustrating key existential topics. 11 November “Dreams" with Prof Ernesto Spinelli and Dr Robert Romanyshyn “My approach to dreams is an imaginal one, which draws not only on the traditions of existential phenomenology and depth psychology but also on my work over the years with theatre folk. In these contexts, I regard the dream as a play performed in the night theatre of soul, staged in the far county of a different world. As such, I begin not with interpretations of what a dream might mean. Instead, I begin with the dream as a display of the possibility of possibility, and, as such, emphasise that the mood of the dream is not indicative but subjunctive, which is the sense that Freud had in describing a dream in terms of the wish, but which his method of interpretation ignored. Then, through a series of procedures developed over the years, I invite the dreamer to rehearse or try on the different characters presented in the dream by embodying and enacting them within its setting. Who does one become and how does one act in a different country? Using this approach as the first step in which the dream is making sense of the dreamer, the second step of making sense of the dream via interpretations can be taken.” Prof Robert Romanyshyn Learn More... |
Sat, Dec 2 - Sat, Dec 2. | Existential Dialogue: "Spirituality" Prof Ernesto Spinelli and Bárbara Godoy, +44 (0) 207 289 Existential Dialogues: The therapist in the mirror. Ten live dialogues between Prof Ernesto Spinelli and International Existential Therapists based on case studies illustrating key existential topics. 2 December “Dreams" with Prof Ernesto Spinelli and Barbara Godoy “What is spirituality? Nietzsche says that with the emergence of monotheism, our imagination about opening our possibilities of being is inhibited. I had a funny conversation with a colleague from one of the CPD groups, who was upset about a certain client challenging binary gender identification. Perhaps the current emphasis on diversity is an opportunity to mobilise a different relation to spirituality. In this dialogue, I will share my reflections about the encounter with this colleague to explore my own assumptions about the tyranny of monotheism and my own perceptions about the importance of the ‘Panthe’ and the ‘Poly’ dimensions of Being. Can Spinoza’s god be a point of reference on the issue of spirituality for existential therapists? Should we consider studies of pre-monotheist traditions a valid subject or a possible foundation in existential training?” Barbara Godoy Learn More... |
Sat, Mar 8 2025 - Sat, Dec 6 2025 | Coaching in a New Key: An Applied Existential ApproachSat, Mar 8 2025 - Sat, Dec 6 2025 Betty Cannon and Robyn Chauvin, BPI - 303 494 0393
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