Clinical Conversations
Clinical Conversations is a professional learning space designed for clinicians who want to go deeper.
In a field where the work is complex and constantly evolving, many providers find themselves navigating challenging topics with limited guidance or formal training. Clinical Conversations was created to bridge that gap while offering thoughtful, trauma-informed discussions that connect real-world clinical experiences with practical, applicable insight.
Each conversation brings together clinicians and subject matter experts to explore the nuanced realities of therapeutic work. From trauma and intimacy to relational dynamics, identity, and ethical considerations, these sessions create space for learning that is both grounded and transformative.
This is not surface-level training. It is an opportunity to slow down, reflect, and engage with the deeper layers of clinical practice—while building confidence in navigating conversations that matter.
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When someone survives a suicide attempt, the story doesn’t end, it continues in complex, courageous, and often unexpected ways. Survivors and their families carry experiences of pain, resilience, and ongoing healing that deserve to be heard and understood. Today, we’ll hold space for those stories, exploring both the challenges and the hope that life after an attempt can bring.
When someone survives a suicide attempt, the story doesn’t end, it continues in complex, courageous, and often unexpected ways. Survivors and their families carry experiences of pain, resilience, and ongoing healing that deserve to be heard and understood. Today, we’ll hold space for those stories, exploring both the challenges and the hope that life after an attempt can bring.
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Clinical Conversation: Sex, Trauma, and Healing
Many people want connection, closeness, and intimacy but something inside keeps getting in the way.
In this conversation, we sit down with a sex therapist to explore how trauma affects intimacy, what healing can look like, and how individuals and couples can rebuild safety, trust, and connection in their relationships.
Many people want connection, closeness, and intimacy but something inside keeps getting in the way.
In this conversation, we sit down with a sex therapist to explore how trauma affects intimacy, what healing can look like, and how individuals and couples can rebuild safety, trust, and connection in their relationships.
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