Kink, Trust, & Pixie Dust
Hosted by Curious Cryptid Learning
1.5 NBCC CEs, 1.5 AASECT CEs
When was the last time you played? No, seriously!
10 years ago? More? One fundamental piece to inner child healing is play- and we’re going to teach you about a very unique way!
Nearly half of the adults in the US have at least one kinky fantasy. As therapists, we can harness the therapeutic use of playful kink to support our clients in self-attunement, sensory joy, self-advocacy, and healing attachment trauma.
This workshop will cover the current research, ethical best practices, and consent and boundaries skills. You will walk away with actionable kink activities to better serve our clients. So come join Dr. Kade Sharp and Sabrina Longley LCSW, for play time.
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Reclaim Bored Teen Sessions
Hosted by Neuropebble
1 NBCC
The hour ticks by and your teen client has said naught but 5 words. Far from hyperverbal clients, these teens are bored, scared, or just plain quiet. Sessions like this leave you feeling inadequate, confused, and frustrated. How the hell can you break through to quiet, bored teens? More importantly, how do you get them to break out?!
Join Sabrina Longley, LCSW to explore how to feel empowered when facing quiet teen sessions. Learn actionable techniques and more importantly the reasons behind the silence in the first place.
BPD Stigma and Teen Girls
Hosted by Neuropebble
2 NBCC CEs
BPD is a stigmatized and highly misunderstood experience and diagnosis. If you’ve ever felt confused, frustrated, or just all around overwhelmed by the diagnosis and experience of Borderline, you’re not alone! Then add the confounding factor of adolescence and you’ve found a big gap in both research and training! Join Sabrina Longley, LCSW, a DBT therapist with lived experience of BPD to get to the bottom of the harms of BPD stigma on teen girls! Build your confidence and learn actionable ways to support the clients you care so deeply about!
Harnessing Kink for Autistic Clients
Hosted by Neuropebble
2 NBCC CEs
Did you know that autistic folks are more likely to be interested in kink than non-autistic people? Do you feel confident in supporting your autistic clients to explore their kinky side? We can harness the unique structure and ethos of BDSM to help our clients in finding sensory joy and strengthening their communication! Join Sabrina Longley and Dr. Kade Sharp as they explain the ethical considerations and benefits of kink in regards to autistic clients. You will leave with actionable activities for your clients to engage in and resources for further exploration.