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Education

"To educate is the practice of freedom." -bell hooks

Clinical workshops offer more than knowledge—they create space for meaningful learning through connection, reflection, and active engagement. We've partnered with a variety of groups, including psychotherapy practices, government agencies, medical offices, and community organizations, tailoring each workshop to your group's unique needs, goals, and context. Whether you're focused on professional development, capacity-building, or strengthening internal resources, our workshops are designed to foster connection, empower learning, and promote growth.

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​When you choose a workshop with us, you can expect:

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  • Relational approach: An intentionally cultivated space grounded in respect, support, and genuine connection is key to our workshops. We recognize that people learn best when they feel heard and valued. This approach not only enhances learning but also fosters meaningful integration into participants' personal and professional lives.

  • Structure meets interaction: Our workshops blend structured, didactic teaching with interactive elements like discussion and experiential activities. This balance encourages deeper engagement and supports participants to apply concepts to real-world situations in a way that feels relevant and practical.

  • Safety and inclusivity: We believe that how we learn is just as important as what we learn. By working together to foster a safe, inclusive environment, we make space for open discussion, critical thinking, and a shared commitment to improving practice.

 

How do our workshops work?

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To meet your group's logistical needs, we offer both in-person workshops for dynamic, face-to-face engagement, and virtual workshops for increased flexibility. Workshops typically run between 3 and 6 hours, depending on the topic depth and breadth.

Education & Workshop Topics

Training topics follow the clinical specialties of the trainer including:

Gender Identities (Transgender, Nonbinary, Gender Expansive)

Sexual Identity

Trauma-Informed Practices & Interventions

Creative Interventions for Affect Regulation

Ethics

Common Workshop Titles Include:

Affirming LGBTQ+ Identities in Clinical and Care Settings

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  • Belonging Beyond the Binary: Affirming LGBTQ Identities in Foster and Adoptive Care

  • Ethical Considerations Working with Caregivers of LGBTQ Adolescents

  • Into the Rainbow: Exploring Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in Clinical Practice

  • Foundational Framing for Mental Health Clinicians in Supporting Healthy Sexuality and Gender Identity Development

  • Creative Play for Healthy Gender Identity Development in Childhood

Trauma-Informed Approaches and Creative Regulation Strategies

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  • Responding to Trauma in the Classroom: Trauma-Informed Approaches to Promote Social-Emotional Development in Students

  • Regulate through Writing: Helping Our Young People Survive Uncertain Times

  • Creative Strategies to Promote Grounding, Containment, and Affect Regulation for Trauma Survivors

  • R.E.S.P.E.C.T.: Creating a Safe Environment for LGBTQ Students

  • Guideposts to Affirming and Supporting Youth: Keys to Well-being for Youth and Connecting Back to Cultural Humility

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Participants Say ...

I appreciate the basics of gender and reminder that gender (and all topics) are lifelong learning. Loved the resources brought and recommended through the handouts. The speaker was very knowledgeable, engaging, and humble.

Contact us to explore how we can partner in creating a meaningful, tailored educational experience for your group.
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