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Presented by the author of Between Two Homes, this recording explores the higher standard of practice needed to navigate divorce, custody, coparenting, and court issues. Gain child-first interventions and protocols for court-connected cases.

Get concrete, nuts-and-bolts details about the practical applications of brain science from the field's leading practitioners. This online video series is designed to enhance your clinical skills, speed up healing, and transform your clients’ lives by translating complex concepts like neuroplasticity and brain integration into real world therapeutic procedures.

Update and enhance your toolkit for nudging depressed clients into action, help them take charge of their cognitive habits, regulate negative mood states, and rediscover hope. This online video series will fill your treatment toolbox with concrete approaches to keep your practice on the cutting edge!

In this groundbreaking video series—Speaking of Sex: Integrating Couples and Sex Therapy—we’ve brought together a group of innovators who’ve pioneered ways to address the erotic dimensions of intimate partnership that traditional approaches too often ignore. They’ll show you how to help couples share their private musings about desire, fantasy, and perceived inadequacy that can vitalize their connection and add a new dimension to their bond with each other.

No cases involve more momentous consequences than those involving couples on the brink of divorce, especially when children are involved. Learn how to determine the best interests of your clients and their entire families and get the practical guidance you need to start using these new approaches with couples considering divorce in your own practice.

Clinical innovators Dan Siegel, Janet Edgette, Ben Furman, Charlotte Reznick, Martha Straus, Lynn Lyons, Ron Taffel, and Patricia Papernow want you to know that you aren't alone in your struggle to engage young clients. We want to share their insight with you in a online course that you don't want to miss: Why Kids Hate Therapy and What You Can Do About It.