All courses tagged “Format: On-Demand”
November 2026
Food is never just food. It is memory, survival, spirituality, culture, and power. For Black communities, our relationship to food has been shaped by colonization, enslavement, racial capitalism, misogynoir, and systemic body policing. These forces have disrupted ancestral connections to land, nourishment, and embodiment—while pathologizing our survival responses as “disordered.” In this transformative and culturally […]
This learning module equips healthcare professionals and social workers with essential knowledge and skills needed to provide effective healthcare for aging patients with disabilities from communities of color. Participants will learn about the unique challenges faced by this group and strategies they can use to improve patient outcomes. Designed for medical and allied healthcare professionals, […]
December 2026
EMDR’s standard assumptions quietly break down when the client is chronically ill. Our protocols were built around a trauma that happened- an event with a before and after, a body that has returned to baseline, a nervous system we can help settle. Chronic illness offers none of that. The target isn’t over; it’s Tuesday. The […]
Reflective supervision and consultation (RS/C) creates space for professionals to explore not only what happens in their work, but also how the work impacts them. This keynote explores the intersection of research, lived experience, and practice in reflective supervision, highlighting the core elements that support effective reflective relationships, including trust, emotional safety, collaboration, consistency, and […]
As infant mental health care providers we frequently serve parents with intellectual, developmental, physical and other disabilities, yet attention to the unique experiences of parents with disabilities, and resources to support this work, are often limited. This workshop aims to advance health equity and justice for this population by sharing research related to the experiences […]
This is a two-part webinar intended for a diverse and inclusive audience who provide or work on behalf of babies, young children, and their families. Part I, Reflective Pathways to Discovery. Deborah Weatherston invites participants to explore core principles of reflective supervision through an historical perspective, framed infant and early childhood mental health, that leads […]
January 2027
This course provides practical support for learning about the role and power of rupture and repair in RS/C relationships. This 2 hour prerecorded webinar uses a mixture of didactics, reflective practice and case application to support learners in understanding these essential relationship concepts and using them to improve services to professionals and families via the […]
Reflective Supervision and Consultation (RS/C) groups are a common professional development resource across child and family serving professions, but there is limited literature and continuing education about the unique benefits and challenges of providing RS/C in group vs. individual settings. This 2 hour training provides a broad overview for RS/C group facilitators and focuses on […]
Adolescent sexual health plays a critical role in the overall health and well-being of youth. This recorded webinar will provide an overview of the physical and social stages of maturation that adolescents may experience throughout their sexual development, while emphasizing the importance of individualized experiences stemming from diversity in identity, ability, environment, and access to […]
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