How to DO Brief Therapy
Learn directly from the masters, LIVE in San Diego 📍 San Diego State University – Department of Counseling and School Psychology🥗 Lunch included This is not a course. It’s an experience. One room. Two masters. Thirty professionals.Join Karin Schlanger and Esther Krohner, directors of the Brief Therapy Center, for a powerful day of live therapy, […]
Debunk Trauma Myths for Lasting Healing
Trauma is not a life sentence. Let’s change the conversation! In Problem-Solving Brief Therapy, we move beyond rigid labels and diagnoses, focusing instead on real change in the here and now. In this interactive workshop, you will: ✔ Unlearn common trauma misconceptions and replace them with science-backed insights ✔ Discover the evidence behind an interactional […]
Tired of Rowing in Circles? Harness the Power of Collaboration in Therapy!
Therapeutic alliance is one of the strongest predictors of success in therapy. What are the key contributing factors for a strong therapeutic alliance? How do you assess it and promote it over the course of therapy? How do you establish this vital element with a client? Please join us to learn how we actively use […]
Beyond Trauma: Unconventional Secrets to Healing through Story and Metaphor
Join us for an enlightening workshop with world-renowned Ericksonian therapist Marta Nowak-Kulpa. Dive into the power of storytelling and Ericksonian hypnosis to heal trauma in unconventional, transformative ways. In this workshop, we will explore the profound influence of Ericksonian hypnosis and how it can be used to help clients face their trauma and heal in […]
Fuel the Future: Ignite and Keep Motivation
Fuel the Future: Ignite and Keep Motivation. Let’s dive together into the data supporting the use of client motivation in Problem-Solving Brief Therapy Why You Should Attend: This workshop is designed for therapists and professionals looking to deepen their understanding of motivation-driven therapy. You’ll leave with practical tools to ignite motivation in your clients, create […]
Free Brief Therapy Supervision: Case Consultation
We invite you to an exciting, hands-on Free Brief Therapy Supervision session on December 20th! This is your opportunity to gain insights from experienced professionals, discuss cases, and expand your practical knowledge of Problem-Solving Brief Therapy (PSBT). What to Expect: Why Attend? How to Participate: Register Now! Don’t miss out on this opportunity to engage […]
New Workshop Announcement: Data Driven Problem-Solving Brief Therapy with Gisela Pi & Esther Krohner
In the world of mental health, we’re seeing a shift towards more dynamic and client-centered approaches. Traditional models often struggle to address the nuances of mental health problems, symptom presentation over time, and individual variations. Data and science are only just catching up with concepts that the originators of Problem-Solving Brief Therapy had long understood: focusing on […]
Break the Cycle – Freeing Clients from the Happy Childhood Trap
Many clients feel trapped by the idea of a “perfect” childhood or family, constantly striving to fix what was broken or recreate an idealized version of their past. In this workshop, we’ll explore how to help clients break free from this Happy Childhood Trap using Problem Solving Brief Therapy (PSBT), empowering them to shape a […]
Should I Cut Off My Family? Debunking the Relational Dilemma Plaguing Families
Unlock the tools to transform pain into growth—faster than ever. Date: October 11Time: 1pm PSTCost: $15 Family conflicts can feel like an impossible dilemma—stay connected and endure the pain, or cut ties and face guilt? In this insightful webinar, we’ll confront this all-too-common relational frame which lends itself to crisis head-on. Led by experienced therapists […]
Workshop: Avoid Burnout, wear a new tool kit when working with trauma | A Brief Therapy Approach
Lets face it, trauma can be intimidating. It can change how it shows up in different contexts. It can sometimes distract the people it directly troubles and therapists from the here and now. We want to make sure we are utilizing the client’s resources and promoting their agency when trauma happens. When we approach our […]
