Start by joining Kaytee Gillis, LCSW, an experienced clinician and best-selling author featured in TIME magazine, BBC World News and Women's Health magazine. In session 1, she'll guide you through a simple step-by-step framework full of tools, interventions, case examples, and demonstrations.

• Identify abandonment trauma and unhealthy attachment patterns
• Recognize, reframe, and replace long-standing trauma responses clients live with
• Help clients undo shame with understanding and self-compassion
• Silence the inner critic that perpetuates cycles of self-blame
• Apply a clinical toolkit to establish safety, security, and repair attachment wounds
• Integrate these techniques with DBT, IFS, EMDR, CPT, and other modalities

In module 2, you'll join Ellen Biros, therapist and author of Recovering from Narcissistic Mothers: A Daughter's Workbook. She'll turn her decades of experience into a blueprint to identify and skillfully treat the core wounds from childhood these clients carry. Leave ready to help clients reclaim their voice, rebuild their identity, and create relationships rooted in authenticity and self-respect.

• Spot the subtle but powerful markers of narcissistic parenting and attachment trauma
• Work with core shame, internalized criticism, and identity confusion
• Help clients navigate loyalty binds, complex grief, and emotional enmeshment
• Use clinical strategies to restore self-agency, emotional safety, and authentic identity
• Support clients as they navigate decisions around low contact, no contact, or strategic interaction

How do you explore and heal deeply entrenched "origin wounds" in therapy without your client endlessly talking about their childhood? In module 3, you'll join Vienna Pharaon, LMFT, one of New York City's most sought-after relationship therapists and author of the best-selling book THE ORIGINS OF YOU. She'll show you how to work with clients whose current patterns and problems stem from these early experiences so they can identify, understand, and heal the lingering wounds from their family that overshadow their present life.

• How five core "origin wounds" impact clients' present lives and adult relationships
• Origin healing practices for working with origin wounds on a somatic and cognitive level
• Strategies for couples or individuals whose origin wounds impact their romantic relationships

The loss of a safe and loving childhood may not be an obvious one, but therapists know the cost to their clients when it's not acknowledged. When left unprocessed, the intense pain of grief often leads to anger, either towards their attachment figures or themselves. Clients need to safely grieve the wounds of childhood to heal. You need the right tools. Join Dr. Janina Fisher, one of the world's leading trauma experts, as she gives you the mindfulness-based somatic interventions you need.

• Somatic techniques to help the body process grief
• Tools to help clients “befriend” grief and live at peace with losses from childhood
• Strategies to diminish the effects of isolation and loneliness in the past and present