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Counselor Continuing Education and Professional Development Training and Workshops

Training, Continuing Education, and Workshops

Professional development is about more than gaining knowledge—it’s about integrating that knowledge in ways that support your unique practice and well-being.

As a practice owner, investing in experiential workshops and trainings for your team is one of the most valuable gifts you can offer. These sessions provide your staff with practical, actionable tools while fostering personal growth and resilience. Whether you’re focusing on grief, body image, or other critical therapeutic topics, I offer a collaborative environment where your team can build skills that directly benefit both their work with clients and their own well-being.


Growth and transformation are most powerful when we’re supported by community and shared knowledge. My workshops provide a space where therapists and professionals can reflect, connect, and learn through real-world applications, enhancing their ability to support clients while nurturing their own professional identity. The skills learned are immediately applicable to your practice, helping to strengthen your team's effectiveness, confidence, and overall sense of purpose.


By the end of our time together, many therapists feel more empowered, grounded, and ready to bring their best selves into their work. My goal is to create a space where your team can grow, connect, and discover new ways to support both themselves and their clients, enriching your practice as a whole.

Available Trainings & Workshops

  • What is body image coaching, and how is it different from therapy?
    Body image coaching focuses on shifting your relationship with your body through reflection, nervous system support, and mindset work. While therapy explores deeper emotional wounds and past trauma, coaching is often more present-focused, helping you build a more peaceful, accepting connection with your body.
  • Do I have to want to lose weight to benefit from body image coaching?
    Not at all. My approach is rooted in body neutrality and Health at Every Size (HAES). We focus on how you feel in your body, rather than changing it, so you can move through life with greater ease and confidence.
  • Can body image coaching help with disordered eating or eating disorders?
    While I can support those struggling with body image, if you have an active eating disorder, a therapist or dietitian specializing in eating disorders is a better fit. Coaching can be a valuable complement to therapy once you're in sustained recovery.
  • What if I’ve struggled with body image for years—can coaching still help?
    Yes. Many clients have battled body image issues for decades. Change is possible at any stage, and coaching provides practical tools to help you unlearn harmful beliefs and cultivate a more compassionate relationship with your body
  • How do I know if body image coaching is right for me?
    If you feel exhausted by negative body thoughts, avoid certain activities because of your appearance, want to develop a more peaceful mindset around food and movement, coaching can be a supportive and transformative process.
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