PROFESSIONAL LEARNING
Enhance Your Skills and Confidence Working with Relationships & Mental Health
Practical, expert led training and workshops delivered for therapists and mental health professionals working with couples, families, and relationships.
Upcoming Live Workshops and Events
Working with Conflict in Couples Therapy
Saturday 9th May, 2026
Cost $209
Online
Working with Sexual Disconnection, Desire Discrepancy, and Sexual Avoidance in Couples
Saturday 20th Jun, 2026
Online
Working with Affairs, Betrayal, and Trust Ruptures in Couples Therapy
Saturday 1st Aug, 2026
Cost $209
Online
Working with Emotional Withdrawal, Shut Down, and Stonewalling in Couples
Saturday 10th Oct, 2026
Cost $209
Online
Working with Trauma and Attachment Injury in Couples.
Saturday 5th Dec, 2026
Cost $209
Online
Working with Parenthood and Relationship Adjustment in Couples
Saturday 20th Feb, 2027
Cost $209
Online
Working with Grief, Loss, and Bereavement in Relationships
Saturday 10th Apr, 2027
Cost $209
Online
Working with Relationship Ambivalence and Mixed Commitment
Saturday 5th Jun, 2027
Cost $209
Online
Working with EMDR in Couples Therapy
Saturday 14th Aug, 2027
Cost $209
Online
ON DEMAND
Professional Development Workshops
Enhancing Clinical Outcomes in the Initial Three Sessions
The training focuses on treatment planning in the early phase of therapy, including informed consent, expectations, boundaries, assessment, and alliance building.
Working Therapeutically with Teens
Participants will learn to identify the signs that a teenager may benefit from therapy, understand the variety of therapeutic techniques available, and apply these methods to support teens’ mental health effectively.
Introduction to Mental Health Support and Interventions for teens.
This webinar is crucial for all professionals working with teens, as it provides essential insights into the mental health challenges prevalent in this age group.
Latest Insights and Strategies
7 signs your partner is emotionally checked out
You're spending time together. Dinners, dog walks, evenings on the couch. Nobody's fighting, nothing has obviously broken. Something feels completely off. That quiet sense that your partner is physically present but somehow not really there is one of the things I see...
Feeling lonely in your relationship: what it means and what to do about it
Feeling lonely in a relationship even a good one? This is one of the most common things I hear in therapy, and one of the hardest feelings to name. You're in a relationship with someone you love. Nothing dramatic is wrong, there's no big fight, no obvious reason and...
Bad marriage advice with Monica Tanner
You've probably been given the same relationship advice your whole life. Never go to bed angry. Just communicate more. Send them the article. Some of it sounds reasonable. A lot of it gets misapplied in ways nobody warns you about, and by the time you realise it isn't...
