BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous, and people of color, (pronounced “bye-pock”). This group is intended to center the experiences of the BIPOC clinician community and provide support and space to […]
Abundant Hope Therapy is pleased to offer: Somatic-Focused Interventions: Practical Tools for Therapists This is a live training will occur via Zoom from 1-4:15p CST on 9/2/2026 The presenter will […]
Abundant Hope Therapy is pleased to offer: Window of Tolerance 101: Recognize Dysregulation and Respond Effectively The Window of Tolerance has become a cornerstone concept in trauma-informed care, but many clinicians struggle to translate theory into practice. This training provides a practical introduction to recognizing signs of hyperarousal, hypoarousal, and regulation while teaching interventions that […]
BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous, and people of color, (pronounced “bye-pock”). This group is intended to center the experiences of the BIPOC clinician community and provide support and space to explore the needs of this group within the profession. Some meetings will include the opportunity to obtain CEU's with TLPCA membership.
Abundant Hope Therapy is pleased to offer: I've Forgotten Who I am: Helping Women Heal from Destructive Relationships This is a live training will occur via Zoom from 8a-2p CST on 9/25/2026 The presenter will utilize lectures, discussions, videos, and case studies to support the learning objectives and facilitate learning. Learning Objectives: Identify 3 signs […]
Abundant Hope Therapy is pleased to offer: DBT Skills for Chronic Pain Chronic pain and illness affect far more than physical functioning - they influence emotions, relationships, identity, and quality of life. This practical training introduces Dialectical Behavior Therapy skills that can help clients navigate pain-related distress, improve emotional regulation, and increase psychological flexibility while […]
BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous, and people of color, (pronounced “bye-pock”). This group is intended to center the experiences of the BIPOC clinician community and provide support and space to explore the needs of this group within the profession. Some meetings will include the opportunity to obtain CEU's with TLPCA membership.
Abundant Hope Therapy is pleased to offer: When Helping Hurts: Soothing the Burned-Out Nervous System Many helping professionals recognize the signs of burnout but struggle to know what to do next. This training explores burnout through a neurobiological lens, helping participants understand how chronic stress impacts the nervous system and why traditional self-care strategies often […]
BIPOC stands for Black, Indigenous, and people of color, (pronounced “bye-pock”). This group is intended to center the experiences of the BIPOC clinician community and provide support and space to […]
Abundant Hope Therapy is pleased to offer: The SAFETY Model: Trauma-Informed Clinical Supervision in Practice The SAFETY Model, developed by Katie Casey, LPC-MHSP, integrates supervision research, trauma-informed care principles, and risk-management practices into a practical framework for supporting supervisee development. This training introduces participants to the core components of the model and provides actionable strategies […]
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