SERVICES & EVENTS FOR PROVIDERS
UPCOMING EVENTS
October 16
A move towards cultural humility
University of Washington
Psychology department
October 23
Break the Silence: Challenges with Latinx mental health representation in America
October 28
The intersection of ACEs and cultural humility: Engaging in a critically Reflective framework
Snohomish County NEAR Collaborative
October 30
A move towards cultural humility
November 18
Supporting parental mental health in the treatment of infants and young children
Wonders Counseling & Consulting
SUPERVISION AND CONSULTATION
Cognitive-behavioral, psychodynamic, critically reflective, and trauma-informed consultation services available for mental health professionals licensed and pre-licensed.
REPRODUCTIVE MENTAL HEALTH
Consultations focused on all aspects of reproductive mental health: pre-conception, pregnancy, postnatal, and pregnancy and infant loss.
PLAY THERAPY SUPERVISION AND TRAINING
As a Registered Play Therapy- Supervisor, I can support your journey to becoming a play therapist. Workshops available on play therapy with Latinx families, play therapy 101, relationship-based play therapy, and expressive therapeutic means for adults.
CULTURAL HUMILITY AND INCLUSIVITY WORKSHOPS
Cultural humility refers to a process of self-exploration and self-critique with a willingness to learn from others. Through this workshop, professionals can identify how biases and systemic racism affect our work and the people we serve.
DC: 0-5 OFFICIAL ZERO TO THREE TRAINING
Designed for advanced practitioners such as mental health clinicians, psychiatrists, pediatricians, nurse practitioners, and early intervention specialists whose work with infants, young children, and their families involves assessment, diagnosis, and case formulation of infants and young children.
INFANT MENTAL HEALTH REFLECTIVE PRACTICE AND TRAINING
Reflective supervision refers to the awareness of one's experiences, thoughts, and feelings in supervision and in the context of working with clients. Workshops offered on the following topics: infant mental health, traumatic childhood experiences, parent-child attachment, and dyadic therapy.
FirstPlay® Infant Massage Storytelling is for infants ages birth to toddler. This play therapy model enhances parent and infant bonding and attachment. In FirstPlay®sessions, Practitioners demonstrate the storytelling movements on a babydoll while parents simultaneously practice the techniques on their infant.
“We don’t have to do all of it alone. We were never meant to.”