Now Available as a Set! Paths to Wellness Workbooks
Many clinicians still rely upon the long-established Paths to Wellness series of workbooks. We are now pleased to offer a set of the three at a discounted price! The set of workbooks is designed for individuals in treatment for sexual offending behaviors. This collection includes three essential volumes that guide clients through their journey of self-discovery, rehabilitation, and relapse prevention.
Using the New Edition of Becoming the Man I Want to Be: A Good Lives Model Workbook for Adult Males with Problematic Behaviors
After attending this training, participants will better understand how to use the workbook in treatment. The training begins by reviewing the core principles of the GLM and then offers ideas for how clinicians and counselors can use each section of the workbook—in particular, the chapters that are new to the second edition. Central to this training is its focus on dovetailing the GLM and the workbook with Motivational Interviewing skills and the principles of Trauma-Informed Care.
The GLM is a strengths-based rehabilitation practice framework that augments the risk, need, and responsivity principles of effective correctional intervention by assisting clients to develop and implement meaningful life plans that are incompatible with future offending.
Addressing Sexual Violence in Indigenous Communities
This webinar addresses colonization and historical trauma experienced by Native American and First Nations peoples. It offers innovative strategies for incorporating this knowledge into prevention and intervention efforts. The speakers emphasize the need for non-Indigenous practitioners to approach their work from a decolonizing and trauma-informed perspective. Additionally, the speakers encourage participants to explore the idea of incorporating traditional cultural healing practices into their professional practice and collaborating with Indigenous spiritual advisors and elders. The open-dialogue format ensures that all perspectives are welcomed and respected.
Pride Month 2024: Creating Safe Spaces to Support LGBTQ+ Youths
As we celebrate Pride Month, it’s essential to recognize the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals, particularly youths, in accessing affirming mental health care. As clinicians, we have a responsibility to create safe spaces where LGBTQ+ clients feel supported, valued, and empowered.
Addressing Trauma in Adolescents: The Trauma and Grief Component Therapy Approach
Tragedies such as school shootings attract a great deal of attention from the media, as they should, and it is easy to understand how such …