Join me, Darnell Blocker, for this CE Workshop tailored for mental health professionals, where we’ll explore types of anger, coping skills, and collaborative strategies to effectively manage anger in client relationships.

Therapeutic Approaches Toward Healing and Liberating

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Designed for mental health professionals who wish to deepen their understanding of grief and loss through a therapeutic lens.In this session, we’ll move beyond the traditional five stages to explore the many dimensions and expressions of grief — and how they show up in the lives of our clients.

Reconnecting with Your Wellness as a Practitioner

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As mental health professionals, we often encourage others to prioritize their well-being - but how often do we pause to check in with our own?

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In this reflective and interactive CE workshop, join me, Darnell Blocker, as we take a closer look at the ethical foundations of self-care and its role in maintaining clinical effectiveness, personal resilience, and professional integrity.

Values, Responsibilities, & Practices Within the Counseling Field

Ethical practice is the foundation of our work as counselors - but how often do we pause to examine the personal and professional values that shape our decisions?

In this thought-provoking CE workshop, we explore the dynamic relationship between personal values, professional ethics, and the responsibilities we hold within the counseling field. Together, we’ll define core ethical principles, reflect on how our values influence our work, and examine practical strategies for navigating ethical dilemmas with clarity and integrity.

Expanding Consciousness, Confidence & Cultural Competence in Clinical Practice

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Join us for a dynamic and necessary conversation on multicultural counseling - where we’ll explore what it truly means to serve clients from diverse backgrounds with awareness, integrity, and competence.

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In this engaging CE workshop designed for mental health professionals, we’ll look beyond theory to examine how multicultural consciousness shows up (or doesn’t) in our everyday practice. Because in today’s world, multicultural competence isn’t optional; it’s essential.