When the work feels stuck
You are not the only therapist who feels this
Perhaps a client shares a significant experience, and yet nothing in the room seems to shift. You might feel a strong emotion rising, leaving you unsure whether to stay with it or gently steer away. Alternatively, you could leave a session feeling tired in a way that's hard to articulate.
Most thoughtful therapists recognize these moments. They are not indicators of failure; rather, they often serve as invitations to approach clinical training series differently: to slow down, to observe what is transpiring between you and your client, and to guide the emotions towards resolution rather than letting them circle.
This is precisely the foundation of CORE's evidence-based psychotherapy trainings. Through small, live groups and real clinical material, we provide opportunities to practice trauma-informed psychological interventions with feedback, helping these techniques become a natural part of your own approach.
Therapy consultations
The name Connect & Restore (CORE) reflects our approach to mental health care. We draw on attachment science, which recognizes that many psychological difficulties stem from a person's relationship with themselves and with others. In our clinical training series, we incorporate evidence-based psychotherapy practices to address these challenges. When the connection with the self is lost, distress tends to follow. Our goal is to facilitate trauma-informed psychological interventions that help individuals find their way back to their true selves, thereby restoring wellbeing. Connecting to the self is essential to restoring wellbeing.
Training
The name Connect & Restore (CORE) reflects our approach to mental health care. We draw on attachment science, which recognizes that many psychological difficulties stem from a person's relationship with themselves and with others. In our clinical training series, we incorporate evidence-based psychotherapy practices to address these challenges. When the connection with the self is lost, distress tends to follow. Our goal is to facilitate trauma-informed psychological interventions that help individuals find their way back to their true selves, thereby restoring wellbeing. Connecting to the self is essential to restoring wellbeing.