Latest Past Events

Reflective Conversations: Questioning Skills and Navigating Challenges

Reflective supervision and consultation are built on meaningful conversations that encourage insight, growth, and resilience. Yet, asking the right questions and handling challenging dynamics can feel complex. This training will guide participants through the art of reflective questioning—how to move beyond problem-solving into deeper exploration—while also providing practical tools for navigating moments of tension, resistance, or discomfort. […]

Why Won’t Parents Do What I Tell Them to Do?

Working with infants and young children means working with their parents and caregivers—but what happens when parents don’t follow through with recommendations or appear resistant to support? This training will explore the underlying reasons why parents may struggle to do what professionals suggest, including stress, trauma histories, systemic barriers, and cultural dynamics. Participants will reflect […]

Babies, Trauma & Attachment: Explore how early adversity impacts infant mental health, attachment, and lifelong relationships.

This training explores the profound impact of early adversity on babies’ mental health and attachment. Participants will learn how trauma shapes brain development, emotional regulation, and relationship patterns, and why secure attachments in infancy are essential for lifelong well-being. Through reflection, case examples, and practical strategies, attendees will gain tools to better support infants and […]