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Sex in Action: Assessing and Rewriting a Couple’s Sex Script in Real-Time [In Person]

 Earn 5 CE Contact Hours Do your couples get “entrained” during sex? Does their relationship have an “erotic thread”? Do they engage sexually within a “shared desire framework?” Are they integrating “psychological stimuli” into their sexual experiences? So Tell Me about the Last Time You Had Sex is the title of Dr. Kerner’s most recent […]

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Working with Consensual Non-Monogamy in Therapy

 Earn 1.5 CE Contact Hours In this engaging 90-minute webinar, we’ll explore the ever changing world of consensually non-monogamous (CNM) relationships. Clinicians will gain fluency in the language and diverse structures of CNM, while developing practical skills to support clients in cultivating the joyful, loving relationships they choose. We’ll also reflect on the personal beliefs

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Mindful Parenting: Challenges and Possibilities

 Earn 1.5 CE Contact Hours* Many parents and caregivers love their children deeply but find parenting itself to be profoundly challenging. Between our own hopes and fears, differing temperaments, social expectations, financial stressors, and systemic inequities, the daily reality of parenting can feel overwhelming. In this 90-minute webinar, we will explore how mindfulness can support

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Transforming Couple Vulnerability Cycles: Neurobiology Meets Relational Ethics

 Earn 3 CE Contact Hours Couples in distress often come to therapy disconnected, disempowered, and emotionally dysregulated. They may be stuck in cycles of blame and defensiveness in which each partner’s vulnerability triggers their survival strategy, which in turn triggers the other partner. Driven by their emotional brain, they focus on their own hurt, unable

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