Bound to Care: Attachment, Empathy, and the Therapist's Role (3 CE Hours)

This self-reflective ethics course explores the nuanced intersection of empathy, power, and personal need in the counseling relationship. Whereas clinicians are trained to care deeply, that care can quietly cross ethical lines when shaped by unmet needs—for validation, connection, or impact. Through an exploration of relational boundaries, emotional over-identification, and the subtle dynamics of influence, this course invites clinicians to examine how their own humanity—when unacknowledged—may affect clinical decision-making. Rooted in ethical humility, it offers tools for awareness, repair, and growth in the therapist-client relationship.

Still Here: Wellness, Weariness, and the Work of Staying Whole (2 CE Hours)

This isn’t another “try harder at self-care” lecture. It’s a grounded, research-based look at burnout as a systemic issue—not a personal failure or a lack of bubble baths. Drawing from qualitative studies and real-world clinical experience, this course explores how nonstop crisis culture, emotional labor, and structural scarcity slowly wear on helpers. It also offers a compassionate framework for understanding your own weariness and building practices that actually sustain you.

Trauma Bonded: Attachment and Control in Telehealth Couples' Therapy (4 CE Hours)

Trauma-Bonded: Unpacking Attachment and Control in Telehealth Couples Therapy takes clinicians on a structured, four-module journey through the psychological, ethical, and relational dynamics of trauma bonding and intimate partner violence. Designed for advanced practitioners, this 4-hour continuing education course bridges attachment theory, trauma-informed care, and clinical ethics to help therapists identify, conceptualize, and intervene effectively when love and harm coexist—particularly in virtual settings.