Interesting Ideas from Recent Conferences
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In years past, I have shared valuable ideas I’ve heard while attending major conferences, either as a speaker or guest. With so many virtual meetings taking place
Conference Highlights
The Couples Conference 2019
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This year’s Couples Conference explored 5 major models of couples therapy. These included PACT, Gottman, EFT, Relational Life and the Developmental Model. I had the honor of
Quotable Moments From Recent Conferences
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This spring I presented keynotes and workshops at The Couples Conference in Oakland and at a UCLA conference called Relationships and the Health-Promoting Power of Connection Across
Couples Conference 2017 A – Z: Dan Amen to Jeff Zeig
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Each year I enjoy sharing a few key points from the presentations I was able to attend at The Couples Conference. This year the conference focused on
Dr. Ellyn Bader and Other Experts on Differentiation at Couples Conference
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Day 2 was on Differentiation at Couples Conference 2016. In a panel discussion early in the day, I set the stage for understanding differentiation by explaining that
Helen Fisher, Dan Siegel & Stan Tatkin on Neuroscience at Couples Conference
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One of my most satisfying professional accomplishments is the 21-year collaboration with the Milton Erickson Foundation co-sponsoring the Couples Conference. Each year we bring together an inspiring
A Fresh Perspective on The Couples Conference
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One attraction of The Couples Conference is that in addition to presenting and learning, I am able to connect with colleagues and meet face-to-face for the first
Update on Couples Conference 2015
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This year’s Couples Conference has come and gone. Happily, it turned out to be another dynamic meeting filled with therapists from many countries as well as those
Your Yearly Update from the Wisdom 2.0 Conference
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Each year I enjoy a special weekend attending the Wisdom 2.0 conference with Pete, our daughter, Molly, and some other special friends. A second pleasure of the
Resolving Trauma: Some Things Can’t Be Done Alone
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You might know that Pete and I have been building schools in Kenya for four years. We work in communities of refugees who were traumatized and displaced
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