Online therapy for overwhelmed moms across Maryland
Brainspotting Consultation:
So you completed Phase 1 and you're wondering how to apply Brainspotting in your current practice. In individual consultation you will develop your brainspotting knowledge and accrue hours toward certification. Check the Brainspotting International website for certification criteria and use this form to enroll in consultation.
Brainspotting Supportive Practice: Many new Brainspotters freeze up because they feel overwhelmed by trying to keep in mind everything they learned (hold the pointer like this, not this. Which set up do I use? Was that a reflex? I think I forgot a step. Oh no—I drifted! I’m not in the tail of the comet. WAIT. WAIT. WAIT. How long do I wait? ). You and your client will experience more success if we simplify things. Let’s focus on one goal, of your choice, for 1 session, and then let’s see what your client gets from that experience. Contact me to learn when the next practice group will for.
Consultation for Community Organizations:
Now that your team has learned Brainspotting, consultation can help them integrate the model program-wide.
About your consultant:
Caroline Artley was a Brainspotting skeptic at first. After completing Phase 1, she followed the advice of trainers and experienced brainspotting clinicians who encouraged her to trust the inherent wisdom of her clients' brains and stay in the tail of the comet. What resulted was a conversion of sorts into becoming a Brainspotting Believer, snowballing into a desire to jump into any brainspotting webinar and training she could and to share brainspotting with just about everyone she encountered. As an approved consultant, she is excited to journey with you into curiosity and uncertainty as you discover the breadth of healing that dual attunement, eye position, and focused mindfulness can bring to your clients and yourself. Whether you are starting out feeling unsure of what you're learning or experiencing in training, or you are already hungry for more and eager to use Brainspotting whenever possible (like she is!), Caroline will be honored to be part of your growth.
Caroline Artley studied Phase 1 with Sue Pinco, Phase 2 with Cynthia Schwartzburg, Phase 3 with David Grand, mini-Master Class with David Grand and received certification consultation and CIT training with Deb Antinori. Once the pandemic brought trainings online, she was honored to assist with several phase 1 and 2 virtual trainings. This provided the opportunity to re-learn the material from various trainers, observing their technique and brainspotting style, and adopting various concepts and practices from each. Caroline attends as many specialty trainings and brown bag webinars in brainspotting as she possibly can, and proudly serves on the High Acuity Care training team. High Acuity group consultation involves both individual and agency-level support for program-wide implementation. She believes in the collective power of learning in community which is why she hosts group case consultation and allows a discount to the group for individual certification consultees.
Clinical Supervision for
Maryland Licensed Social Workers
Contractual Supervision for Mental Health Agencies
We offer both individual and group supervision for employers with 3 or more licensees. Your LMSWs will gain invaluable insight from a BSWE-approved supervisor with expertise in clinical mental health treatment with children, adolescents, adults, families, and groups. In addition to clinical decision-making, supervision sessions will focus on attaining work-life balance, professional boundaries, maximizing clinical time, connecting with clients, and working in office, home, school, and online settings. Call, email, or skip to form for more information.
Group Mentorship for Individuals
The Almost Ready group helps new or nearly new LCSW-Cs/LCPCs to gain confidence as independently-licensed clinicians.
Designed to be a bridge from weekly supervision to independent clinician confidence, these semi-structured monthly meetings, will help members to:
· gain confidence in how to work with complex cases
· learn about their new role on a team of multiple providers
· establish and enforce attendance and fee expectations
· select policies for one's own practice
· identify and navigate countertransference
· and other topics as determined by the group.
Registration:
Learning Opportunities
Webinars and Workshops for Professionals
Contact us to book or tailor a topic to your team's needs
Clinical Indication for Collaborative Note-Writing (2 hours)
Your First 4 Sessions (for new therapists, 1 full day agency training or four 90 min virtual meetings)
"Who Says?": Framework for Clinical and Professional Decision-Making
Introduction to Brainspotting (practical tools tailored to your organization)
Putting It All Together: A workshop for the self-taught and beginner brainspotter to answer your burning questions and help you implement this powerful modality with your clients.
Beyond C.O.W.s: Creating Transformative Therapy Sessions Beyond the Crisis-of-the-Week
Trauma-Responsive Techniques for Non-Trauma Therapists
Webinars & Workshops for Parents, Churches, and Community Organizations
How to Survive Your Child's Tantrums: An intrinsic look at what goes on beneath the parenting surface.
Social Skills Training With An Only Child: Explores the challenges of teaching social lessons without the benefit of other siblings. Offers opportunities for integrating social skill lessons into a day in the life of an only child (best for parents of younger children).
When Kids Unpack Your Baggage: Ever notice how kids seem to find just the right (WRONG!) buttons to push? This topic discusses how to handle your own emotional load from childhood and past relationships when your child finds and unpacks your secret baggage.
Intersection of Spiritual Health and Mental Health in School Settings
Shame in Psychology and Scripture