PUBLIC TALKS

Therapy asks us to be deeply present without taking on what belongs to our clients. This talk offers simple energy-based practices to stay grounded, maintain clear boundaries, and reset after intense sessions—helping therapists remain open, connected, and protected.

What happens to our sense of embodiment when so much of life takes place on screens? Join Grahame Foreman, AMFT #159124, supervised by Dr. Douglas Kasle, PsyD #20824, to explore how the virtual world affects our clients’ relationship with their bodies and how we can work with it in therapy.

Join Dr. Aaron Descuacido, PSY #26438, for Mandated Reporting: How to Keep Our Clients Safe. Explore reporting responsibilities and protecting clients with clarity and compassion.

What might therapy look like if we questioned whose knowledge it centers and whose ways of healing it has overlooked? Join us on Zoom for a conversation about decolonizing therapy and making more room for culture, community, and lived experience in the healing process.

What if you stopped seeing your body as something to evaluate, fix, or perfect—and began experiencing it as the place you live? This talk explores the shift from body image to embodied living, inviting a more connected, compassionate, and alive relationship with the body from the inside out.

What happens when we rethink mental health care beyond the therapy room? Join us to explore barriers to access for Latinx communities and culturally responsive ways to build trust, connection, and pathways to support.

How can eating disorder treatment better serve people in larger bodies? Join Lucia Elder, ASW #141357, supervised by Dr. Brian Lippincott, for a conversation about weight stigma and compassionate, size inclusive care.

Explore how expressive arts can support clients at the intersection of developmental trauma and neurodivergence. Presented by Centa Atencio, AMFT #164618, supervised by Dr. Brian Lippincott, PSY14786.