CE Courses for Mental Health Professionals
Application in process for ASWB ACE provider approval, with social work CE courses anticipated beginning January 2027
Rachel Cochran
LCSW-C/pyschotherapist
Kristin Cook & Nancy Fallon,
Yoga & Meditation Teachers
Preview: CEs in Progress
Safety Before Healing: Nervous System Education and Mindfulness in Therapy, 4 CEs
with Rachel Cochran, LCSW-C/pyschotherapist
*Dates TBA
The Science of Breath Work & Learning to Lead Clients through Healing Meditation Experiences, 2 CEs
with Kristin Cook, E-RYT 500, YACEP; Nancy Fallon, E-RYT 200, RYT 500, YACEP; & Rachel Cochran, LCSW-C/pyschotherapist
*Dates TBA
Join yoga & meditation teachers Nancy Fallon & Kristin Cook for a deep dive into creating a beautifully impactful meditation experience for your clients. Learning to meditate can be an incredibly important tool for calming the mind, self-regulation, and learning to sit with difficult emotions. Clinically, the applications of meditation are limitless, including teaching a client to resource, widen their window of tolerance, meet protective parts and hold them with compassion, cultivate awareness of the True-Self, and dialogue with their inner child.
Additionally, breathwork is a super powerful tool for nervous system regulation, as research continues to show. But what if breathing is an anxiety trigger in a client? What kinds of breathwork down regulate and which ones upregulate? Why? Let us teach you the science of breathing so that you can be confident with your in session choices in real time.
Somatic work can be so impactful, but tricky to navigate with finesse. Let us help bridge the gap, as we share our skillset with you to boost the impact you can have in your healing space using these modalities.
Trauma-Informed Yoga, The Biology of Trauma, and Finding Safety, Connection & Authenticity, 22 CEs
with Kristin Cook, E-RYT 500, YACEP; Nancy Fallon, E-RYT 200, RYT 500, YACEP; & Rachel Cochran, LCSW-C/pyschotherapist
*Dates TBA
Join Trauma-Informed Yoga instructors Kristin Cook, Nancy Fallon, & therapist Rachel Cochran for this 30-hour training designed for yoga teachers, mental health professionals, healing or helping professions, or anyone interested in learning the following:
Polyvagal Theory, supported by the research of Dr. Steven Porges.
Physiology of the body under stress vs. under trauma.
Embodied emotional processing: theory, practices, and the trauma connection.
Yogic philosophy and practices as tools for building resiliency within the nervous system.
The role of fascia in neuroception, the body’s felt sense of safety, chronic patterns of holding, and pain.
Creating an environment that promotes belonging and a sense of safety.
Social justice, the legacy of trauma, and what we carry forward.
Teaching methodologies, strategies, and best practices for trauma-informed yoga.