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In part one of the Radicalize Your Relationships series, we explored the what and why of Relationship Anarchy (RA). Now, we let's dive deeper into how to practice Relationship Anarchy. Relationship Anarchy is rooted in the philosophical and political belief that people have the right to form relationships based on their own needs rather than...
The transition to parenthood can be one of the most significant—and stressful—developmental shifts a couple will experience. Even well-resourced couples with strong relational skills often find themselves overwhelmed by changes in identity, intimacy, communication, and caregiving roles. As therapists, we are uniquely positioned to support couples in navigating this complex period, fostering stronger relational bonds...
Learn to express yourself with clarity and confidence—even in challenging situations. Explore the principles of assertive communication and how it differs from passive or aggressive styles. Gain practical tools for timing, preparation, and crafting effective responses. Through real-life examples and guided practice, build skills to speak up for yourself in healthcare, family, and daily life—so...
As a couples therapist, you’ve likely worked with clients who are either withdrawn or too dysregulated to engage in productive conversations. Sessions may start with frazzled, angry, or numb partners, and just as progress begins, emotions escalate or shut down entirely. Outside of therapy, these couples are often overwhelmed—juggling parenting, work demands, caregiving, finances, and...
This workshop reviews the theory, research, and clinical strategies of attachment-based family therapy (ABFT). ABFT is a manualized, empirically supported family therapy designed to target family and individual processes associated with adolescent depression and suicide. Tested with diverse families, including low-income and minority families, ABFT is a trust-based, emotion-focused, process-oriented brief therapy. The model is...
As we enter our later 60s and 70s, life shifts—roles change, productivity may slow, and questions of identity, meaning, and legacy arise. Am I an elder now? What have I learned? What do I regret? In this reflective, interactive class, we’ll explore what it means to grow older with insight, purpose, and acceptance. Part presentation,...
Becoming Parents, Staying Partners is a supportive, research-informed workshop for first-time expecting couples—whether through pregnancy, surrogacy, or adoption—navigating the transition to parenthood. The workshop offers tools to strengthen communication, manage stress, and stay connected as partners while preparing to co-parent. Pregnancy changes everything—your body, your routine, and your relationship. Becoming Parents, Staying Partners is a warm, practical,...
This presentation explores the intersection of perinatal mood disorders and substance use disorders, offering therapists practical tools for assessment, intervention, and support. Participants will gain insight into the unique challenges faced by birthing individuals and their families, learn practical and evidence-based strategies, and build confidence in navigating complex clinical presentations during the perinatal period. When...
Given the societal taboos against discussing sexuality especially when it centers on older adults, this workshop will offer a unique opportunity to apply current research and resources to clinical practice with older adults. The focus of this highly-engaging presentation is on improving knowledge, skills, and attitudes regarding the impacts of aging on sexuality, the sexual...