The training focuses on treatment planning in the early phase of therapy, including informed consent, expectations, boundaries, assessment, and alliance building.

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.

This training supports clinicians to confidently gather relationship histories, assess key risk and strength areas, and develop treatment plans that are ethical, collaborative, and clinically meaningful.

This training builds your confidence, your language and your clinical grounding to work with sexual disconnection and desire differences in a way that’s grounded, respectful and never pathologising, without pretending you specialised in something you never studied.