Continuing Education
BEYOND 101: FRESH TOOLS TO USE IN THE FIELD WITH NUANCE, HEART, HUMOR
Practical, neurodivergent-affirming CE tools for complex clinical work
This is continuing education for clinicians who want more than another dry, surface-level training.
My workshops give you the goods, i.e. tools you can put into immediate action in your next session, while still holding the nuance that complex clinical work requires.
My main jams are DBT and neurodivergence, especially where they intersect with trauma, chronic invalidation, BPD, autism, ADHD, AuDHD, and multi-diagnostic clients.
My goal is not to teach clinicians “The Way” — mostly because it doesn’t exist.
It’s to help them build stronger paradigms for clinical decision-making, so they can feel more confident (or at least less stressed) when working with clients who do not fit neatly into one diagnosis, one protocol, or one tidy treatment plan.
And yes, we have fun, too.
As one attendee put it, my CE was “the least dry introduction to DBT I could imagine.”
Another appreciated that my workshops are all that and a bag of chips:
"Finally, something that goes beyond 101.”
Because complex clients need more than one-size-fits-all answers, and clinicians deserve more than bored-to-tears trainings.
Core expertise & topics
I teach at the intersection of DBT, neurodivergence, and clinically complex / multi-diagnostic clients.
My favorite CE territory is the stuff that rarely fits neatly into one training, diagnosis, or protocol. You know, all the people and problems that show up in the actual clinical work? Helping clinicians navigate that confidently, with their own paradigms for practice instead of someone else’s, is kinda my thing. These topics include:
DBT and neurodivergence
Complex, multi-diagnostic clients
BPD, autism, ADHD, and AuDHD overlap
All trainings can be adapted for clinicians who are brand new to these topics, clinicians with more advanced DBT experience, or teams looking for something that finally goes beyond 101.
Basically: if your clinicians are working with complicated humans and need something more useful than a neat little worksheet, this is my lane.