June 11, 2026
5:30 PM MST /
June 12, 2026
7:30 AM AWST
When Insight Isn't Enough: Working Experientially with Stuck Clients
Your clients aren’t lacking insight.
They can explain their patterns. They know where it comes from. They’ve talked it through—again and again.
So why are they still stuck?
At a certain point, more understanding doesn’t create more change. In fact, it can quietly reinforce the very patterns you’re trying to shift.
This webinar explores what’s actually happening when therapy plateaus—and the subtle but powerful shift required to move from insight to transformation.
We’ll look at what clinicians often miss when working with deeply held patterns, and how an experiential, relational approach opens access to the emotional and somatic processes where real change happens.
You’ll leave with a practical framework you can begin using immediately—whether you’re working in traditional talk therapy or expanding into altered-state work.
Working Within the Medical Model
How to Support Transformational Ketamine Therapy Even When You Don't Control the Process
You may not control the medicine, the protocol, or even be present during treatment—but that doesn't mean you aren't influencing the outcome.
Many therapists and clinicians find themselves supporting clients before or after ketamine treatment while having little say in dosing, treatment structure, or the client experience itself.
In this webinar, we'll explore where clinicians have the greatest impact, how preparation and integration shape outcomes, and practical ways to support meaningful change—even when you're only one part of the process.
You'll leave with actionable strategies you can begin using immediately with clients receiving ketamine treatment in medical settings.
July 2, 2026
5:30am MDT
7:30pm AWST
July 23, 2026
5:30am MDT
7:30pm AWST
Working With Protector Parts in Altered States
An IFS-Informed Approach to Ketamine-Assisted Therapy
Have you ever wondered why some clients experience profound insight during ketamine treatment, yet little seems to change afterward?
Protective strategies don't disappear in altered states—they often become more visible.
In this webinar, we'll explore how protectors show up during ketamine-assisted therapy, how to recognize dissociation versus therapeutic opening, and why collaboration often creates more lasting change than override.
You'll leave with a practical, IFS-informed framework for working with protective parts before, during, and after altered-state experiences.
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