Trainings focused on integrating parts work, Relational Life Therapy, and somatic approaches into couples and relational therapy, particularly when trauma and attachment wounds are active in the system.

Topics may include:

• Working with adaptive parts and protective strategies in relationship, not just individually

• Using RLT to address power, accountability, and relational patterns alongside trauma work

• Incorporating somatic awareness to track activation, shutdown, and repair in real time

• Making moment-to-moment clinical decisions that support nervous system regulation for both partners

These trainings move beyond model loyalty and focus on helping therapists think relationally, track what’s happening in the room, and intervene in ways that support both individual safety and relational change.

Specialized trainings for clinicians working with couples where partners want different outcomes.

Topics include:

• Discernment Counseling structure and clinical application

• Trauma-informed discernment practice

• Containment and pacing in emotionally charged cases

• Common places therapists get pulled off track

Trainings are informed by the updated Discernment Counseling model and focus on applying the work ethically in real clinical contexts.

Therapists are often trained in models, but rarely supported in developing how they practice.

These trainings focus on:

• Clarifying your clinical stance and voice

• Moving from imitation to intentional practice

• Making treatment decisions with confidence

• Navigating uncertainty without defaulting to overwork

This work is especially helpful for therapists who feel technically skilled but unsure how to fully inhabit their role.

Sustainable clinical work requires clarity around money, capacity, and boundaries, not hustle or burnout.

Trainings in this area may include:

• Mapping ideal clients and caseload balance

• Understanding financial goals without shame

• Using tools like the Clinician Calculator to align values and income

• Making intentional choices about growth, scale, or specialization

• Mapping money attachment patterns

This work supports therapists in building practices that are both ethical and livable.