The Future of Therapy:
OMG What is Happening?!
How to successfully navigate big changes in the field
JANUARY 10 FROM 9 AM – 10:30 AM PACIFIC
I’m not one to sensationalize, but I’m feeling pretty troubled. When I look at some of the changes coming down the road in the field of mental health, I have some concerns.
Concerns for clients…
And especially concerns for therapists.
There are some telltale signs of what’s to come. And my husband Pete and I have been thinking about the disastrous implications for both therapists and clients.
My team and I have been researching trends and reflecting on what they mean for the future of private practice.
So we created a groundbreaking webinar to bring people together and talk about what’s ahead. We’d like to tell you what we see, both the good and the bad. We’ll have a discussion and share some solutions we’re considering.
Dr. Peter Pearson and Dr. Ellyn Bader
Who Am I?
Hi, I'm Dr. Ellyn Bader. I am co-founder and director of The Couples Institute and co-creator of The Developmental Model of Couples Therapy, with my husband, Dr. Peter Pearson.
When we created the Developmental Model over 30 years ago, it helped launched the specialty of couples therapy.
The Developmental Model has not only withstood the test of time, but it has served as the foundation for all of the strategies and interventions introduced at The Couples Institute and taught around the world.
I want to give you the tools and strategies I’ve learned so that it won’t take you years to discover them.
Join us for...
Every day, you have your clients’ backs. We’d like to have yours.
We’ll share what we see coming, the major problems we predict, and some solutions so you can be prepared.
I hope you’ll join us. It can be easy to ignore problems until they’re right at your door. But with advanced awareness, a little bit of information, and a plan, you can save your practice from the inevitable challenges ahead.
Register now for this free, a one-time event and join live or get a replay!
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