Our Programs

Renew your confidence by getting help in the areas where you lose focus and get lost in reactivity and misattunement. Learn multiple strategies to make explicit, expand and work through the blocks we all experience. Go deeper with George as he breaks down the moment-to-moment decisions that inform the couple treatment process so you can immediately incorporate powerful, proven techniques into your own work.

This workshop will cover overt and covert racial microaggressions through didactic educational process and equip users with a reparative response system when microaggressions take place.

While every therapist works with clients in varying degrees of relational crisis, encountering domestic violence can leave providers feeling frozen, powerless, and unsure about how to keep their clients safe. At Jeanne Geiger Crisis Center, we assess our survivors' physical, emotional, and psychological safety so we can empower them to move toward greater health. If you want to feel more confident identifying intimate partner violence in its many forms, consider joining us for three hours of essential, interactive learning.

New information will be presented about the evolution of the pandemic, challenges associated with vaccination, and the variants. As the pandemic evolves, its character changes. Vaccines are here, but so are the new virus variants. We have a better understanding of the mechanisms of acute and long NEUROCOVID, and of its impact on various segments of the population.

The ADHD diagnosis has acquired the status of a fad and is often given too casually and inclusively. Conflation between two distinct classes of clinical phenomena, hyperactivity and exploratory behavior, is a common source of ADHD overdiagnosis. Inspired by early insights by Oliver Sacks, we examine the relationship between frontal-lobe syndromes, Tourette syndrome, and Parkinson’s disease.

Creativity is a complex construct involving multiple components. We will discuss the various components of creativity. Creativity is not a monolithic trait; there are many paths to creativity. Even the most innovative creative individual ahead of his or her society is a product of that society. We will discuss the relationship between individual creativity, cognition, and the host culture.

In this course we will review various types of TBI (closed, open, blast); various causes and unique characteristics of motor vehicle accidents, workplace-related, military and sports TBI; various mechanisms of TBI (diffuse axonal injury, contre-coup, neurometabolic cascade); cognitive characteristics (particularly executive and memory impairment); recovery and long-term outcomes.

In this webinar we will review several major types of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, Lewy body dementia and its relationship to Parkinson’s disease, frontotemporal dementia, vascular dementia, and others. For each of these disorders we will discuss the underlying neurobiology, epidemiology, natural history, diagnosis, and cognitive characteristics.

This course describes the clinical manifestations, pathogenesis, laboratory evaluation, and treatment protocols for patients with PANS. It will also detail clinical studies performed by Dr. Kinderlehrer that suggest this is a widespread problem.

This lecture will describe the mental health disorders associated with these infections, describe their pathogenesis, and outline the clinical manifestations that lead a practitioner to suspect an underlying organic etiology. This lecture will also detail the best way to test for Lyme disease.

Smiling, humor and laughter all have a physiological role in human health. Utilizing humor and laughter in therapy, when used appropriately, can have multiple benefits for patients. In this course by Dr. Ralph Carson, learn how humor and laughter in psychotherapy have great potential in a treatment setting, especially for stress-induced, dysfunctional eating behaviors.

Oxytocin is a hormone involved in social bonding. Some of the latest research suggests that oxytocin may have a role in mental health treatment, either by exogenous administration or techniques that increase endogenous levels.

Trauma often causes ongoing mental health issues and sleep disturbances. Resolving sleep disorders is often critical for recovery after trauma. This course explores the intertwined relationship between trauma and sleep, along with potential interventions focused on improving sleep to facilitate trauma recovery.

While happiness is often underlying most everyone's goals and desires, a practical understanding of achieving happiness and healing is often missing. By providing a scientific understanding of what engages healing within the brain, it becomes possible to utilize the tools of hope and belief to help achieve recovery.