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September 2020
Advanced TCG Payment
Advanced TCG Tuition: $950 Tuition if Paid in Full: $855 You may pay your TCG Advanced Group tuition here if you plan on paying the fee in full. With the 5% discount the Advanced Group tuition fee is $855. If you plan to pay monthly or any other amount, please contact Ness Baagil at [email protected]…
Find out more »Year 1 or Year 2 TCG Payment
Year 1 and Year 2 TCG Tuition: $950 Tuition if Paid in Full: $902.50 You may pay your Yr 1 or Yr 2 TCG tuition here if you plan on paying the fee in full. With the 5% discount the Yr 1 or Yr 2 tuition fee is $902.50. If you plan to pay monthly…
Find out more »Advocate Christ Medical Center – Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Trauma: The Cost of Caring (CEU Purchase)
CEU Purchase Only This workshop on Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Trauma is for staff members of Advocate Christ Medical Center Trauma Recovery Center. Advocate Christ Medical Center will be sponsoring this training for their staff and you will receive a separate zoom link to register for the program 1 week prior to the…
Find out more »Institute on the Relational Treatment of Trauma – A Virtual Series
This will be a virtual event facilitated on zoom. You will receive a zoom link a few days prior to the event. The Institute on the Relational Treatment of Trauma is a six-session institute intended for therapists developing their skills in the treatment of trauma. For six Friday mornings, therapists who value the therapeutic relationship…
Find out more »October 2020
The Pregnant Therapist: Navigating the Therapeutic Relationship
Due to health and safety precautions with Covid-19, this three-hour workshop will be virtual. A therapist's pregnancy is an unavoidable self-disclosure, which impacts the therapeutic relationship in both challenging and enriching ways. For therapists pregnant during Covid-19, there are further considerations: the therapist's full body is not visible over telehealth; there is less certainty as…
Find out more »Conscious Connections: A Trauma Book Discussion Group – My Grandmother’s Hand by Resmaa Menakem (Sections 2 & 3)
This is a free virtual book club for trauma therapists and will be conducted through zoom. This program is free but is intended to benefit a number of social justice and anti-racism organizations. We would like to invite you to join us in a monthly free book discussion group. In this time of disconnection, social unrest, institutional…
Find out more »Institute on the Relational Treatment of Trauma – Missed Session Registration
The following are being offered for registrants who missed the last 2 sessions of the Institute for the Relational Treatment of Trauma in the spring due to cancellation during COVID-19. Only registrants of this original series can register for the programming below. If you have questions please contact Ness Baagil at [email protected] Both of the…
Find out more »The Parent Therapist: Holding Two Worlds
Due to health and safety precautions with Covid-19, this three-hour workshop will be virtual. Being a parent can be an inspiring, exhausting, and transformative endeavor. The same might be said of being a therapist. Our commitment to being the best parent and the best therapist we can be often leads to feeling conflicted, divided and…
Find out more »November 2020
Awakening Possibilities: Cultural Healing for Clinicians of Color*
Due to health and safety precautions with Covid-19, this three-hour workshop will be virtual. The current sociopolitical climate has magnified historical wounds of racism and oppression. Additionally, the current global pandemic has disproportionately impacted people of color with people of color dying at higher rates than non-people of color. This is yet another crisis…
Find out more »December 2020
The Wounded Healer
Due to health and safety precautions with Covid-19, this three-hour workshop will be virtual. Therapists are often taught to hide their vulnerabilities. We may consider the wounds from our childhoods to be a dangerous liability. This perspective fosters secrecy, shame and isolation. Woundedness, I have come to believe, is a metaphor for our shared humanity.…
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