Events

Couples bring a wide range of problems to therapy. It can feel complicated figuring out the best place to start the work.

This workshop is designed to teach the integration of verbal and nonverbal methods of expression in an effort to reduce destructive reactivity within relationships and to replace old behavior patterns with self-awareness, self-regulation and empathy. 

This course has been designed to meet the State’s mandatory CE requirement for a course on boundaries that covers New York laws, rules and regulations related to unprofessional conduct.

Addictions are often the third leg of a triangle that takes on a life of its own in couple relationships.

This talk will focus on issues of aging and limitation as they affect both therapists and patients. 

Couples often enter treatment in dysregulated states.

This course will examine the impact of contemporary and inter-generational trauma on couple relationships in order to allow the couple to create an emotionally safe and secure relationship.

This course will explore the multi-faceted meaning of sex and sexuality in couple relationships.

When couples have difficulty articulating their experiences due to high states of emotional pain and anxiety this information is often expressed through how they experience and influence us during the course of treatment.

Narrative Couples Therapy aims to help couples to identify and change the negative or destructive narratives they may have about each other, and to create new, more positive narratives that promote healing and growth in their relationship.