Upcoming CEUs
Embodied Healing: Advanced Clinical Diagnostics & Intervention Skills for Complex Trauma
Embodied Healing: Advanced Clinical Skills & Diagnostics for Complex Trauma is a 6-hour advanced clinical training for social workers, counselors, and helping professionals seeking to strengthen their assessment and treatment skills for Complex PTSD and developmental trauma. Grounded in neuroscience, attachment theory, and somatic psychotherapy principles, this interactive workshop explores the physiological, emotional, relational, and behavioral impacts of complex trauma while providing practical strategies for supporting safety, nervous system regulation, resilience, and healing. Through a combination of didactic instruction, case application, and experiential learning, participants will deepen their understanding of attachment trauma, racial trauma, dissociation, survival responses, and embodied interventions that can be immediately integrated into clinical practice.
Ethics: Social Work’s Commitment to Social Justice
Bring the NASW Code of Ethics to life in this justice-driven CEU. Learn to navigate real-world challenges through reflection, equity-based frameworks, and actionable tools. Designed for social workers committed to meaningful change.
Person Centered Treatment Planning
Transform the way you approach treatment planning in this CEU with Dr. Cat Poehling. Learn to build person-centered, strengths-based plans with SMART goals that align with your documentation and your ethics. Perfect for therapists and social workers.
From Safety to Connection: Clinical Approaches to Understanding & Responding to Complex Trauma
This training goes beyond the basics to unpack the core features of Complex PTSD including disturbances in self-organization and the developmental, attachment, and racial dimensions that shape how trauma lives in the body and mind. Dr. Cat Poehling will provide you with clear, evidence-based strategies to create safety, build authentic connection, and support nervous system regulation.
Regulate to Relate: Embodied Awareness for Ethical Practice and Burnout Prevention
Burnout is an ethical issue. In this experiential CEU, Dr. Cat Poehling guides therapists through embodied tools, parts work, and the NASW Code of Ethics to prevent burnout and stay connected to purpose. A must for social workers and helping professionals.
Nervous System-Informed Approaches to Psychotherapy: An Embodied Approach
Join Dr. Cat Poehling for a live CEU on embodied, trauma-informed care. Learn nervous system tools to enhance connection, safety & clinical impact.