Events @ The Center

Purpose:
To deepen knowledge and expand therapeutic skills for mental health professionals through integrative, trauma-informed, and creative approaches.

Format:
Structured, facilitator-led sessions—typically longer in duration (half-day to multi-day)—that may include lectures, experiential learning, discussion, and practice. CE credits offered when applicable.

Audience:
Therapists, counselors, social workers, and other healing professionals seeking continuing education and holistic tools to enhance their clinical work.

Outcome:
Participants leave with new insights, frameworks, or interventions they can ethically and confidently bring into their professional practice.

Purpose: 

Deep personal growth and skill-building through structured, facilitator-led sessions.
Format: 

Interactive and instructional, usually 1–3 hours or longer, focusing on a specific healing or creative modality (e.g., art therapy, IFS, meditation).
Audience: 

Individuals seeking tools for self-exploration, healing, or learning a new practice.
Outcome:

Participants gain new insights, skills, or therapeutic experiences they can apply personally.

Purpose: 

Foster connection, belonging, and mutual support within the center’s community.
Format: 

Looser, informal gatherings—often shorter or ongoing—such as group check-ins, intention circles, seasonal celebrations, or coworking sessions.
Audience: 

Anyone in the community wanting to connect, share, and support others in a relaxed setting.
Outcome: 

Builds relationships, offers communal care, and nurtures a sense of shared healing.