Learn practical strategies to recognize warning signs, respond safely, and prevent suicide crises. Gain confidence, create actionable safety plans, and support those at risk effectively.

Learn how to recognize warning signs, respond safely, and create actionable, culturally informed safety plans. This session offers practical strategies to support individuals across diverse communities and helps you approach suicide-prevention conversations with confidence and compassion.

Learn how Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) can support parents and caregivers. This webinar teaches practical strategies to stay present, accept difficult thoughts and feelings, and take values-driven actions—fostering connection, resilience, and confident, compassionate parenting.

Learn how Neuroception shapes trauma responses and discover practical strategies to support nervous system safety. This session helps clinicians restore choice, strengthen agency, and guide clients from reactivity toward presence, comfort, and effective action with confidence and care.

Equip parents with evidence-based ACT tools to assess and respond to children’s behavior. Learn functional analysis, foster psychological flexibility, and apply structured guidance to support emotional regulation, adaptive coping, and healthy, resilient parent–child relationships in everyday life.

This webinar explores the value of working from a curious frame, helping clinicians guide clients into safe exploration of what is arising. Working with choice helps restore safety and fosters agency. Participants learn practical skills in applying curious enquiry, perspective-shifting, and body-guided exploration to facilitate client self-regulation and awareness.

Join this 60-minute session to explore ACT-informed strategies for parents. Learn to notice interaction patterns, respond with curiosity and flexibility, and foster mindful, supportive exchanges that strengthen emotional connection, awareness, and positive parent–child relationships in everyday moments.

This webinar explores trauma-wise interoceptive practices, guiding clinicians to use safe, choice-rich language that honors clients’ experiences. Participants will learn to support bodily awareness, foster nervous system regulation, and cultivate empowerment through experiential, compassionate, trauma-informed techniques

Discover how ACT’s “Open Up” processes can help parents and caregivers engage with challenging thoughts and feelings with curiosity and calm. Learn practical Acceptance and Defusion strategies to respond mindfully, foster connection, and cultivate flexible, compassionate parenting.