Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is more commonly diagnosed in boys, leaving many girls and adult women overlooked or misdiagnosed. This training shines a light on how autism presents differently in females and explores the unique challenges they face navigating a world built around social norms.

This training will provide a rationale for integrating a spiritual approach into therapy,along with the ethical role of the therapist in working with diverse populations. Practicalstrategies for incorporating spiritual assessments and interventions into the therapeuticsetting will be presented. A grand case study video will demonstrate therapeutic skillsand provide an example of how individuals can be supported in exploring their religionand spirituality.

Participants will explore the significance of mindset in delivering effective therapy, building strong relationships with clients and parents, and fostering personal and professional alignment. Learn to embrace a growth-oriented approach, develop congruence across all aspects of your life and practice, and unlock the confidence-competence loop to elevate your therapeutic effectiveness.

This blog addresses resistance in play therapy and its causes. It highlights Core Wellness???s senior presenter, Liana Lowenstein

Internal Family Systems is a powerful evidence based model which has risen in popularity over the past decade. Play Therapy is a model of counseling in which play is utilized as a means for fostering clients expression and processing of feelings. Dr. Dick Schwartz says that children are the best candidates for IFS because they have less socializations that prevent them from seeing parts.