Workshops and Trainings

This workshop will explore epigenetics and childhood trauma; exploring the long term impact on individuals through the lifespan. Participants will explore how adverse experiences in early life can shape both physiological and psychological development across the lifespan. The workshop will also equip service providers with tools to identify, address, and support individuals impacted by childhood trauma. 

CEUs Available

This workshop explores the profound impact of intergenerational trauma on mental health, focusing on its role in the transmission of suicidal behaviors across generations. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how trauma—whether historical, familial, or societal—affects individuals and their descendants, increasing the risk of suicidal thoughts and actions. 

This workshop is designed to support therapists, clinicians, and service providers in integrating decolonized approaches into their professional practices. Participants will explore the impact of colonialism on mental health, well-being, and care, and how decolonizing therapeutic frameworks can create more inclusive, culturally responsive, and empowering healing spaces. Through reflection, dialogue, and skill-building exercises, attendees will gain practical tools for confronting power dynamics, honoring diverse cultural perspectives, and fostering a more equitable and compassionate therapeutic environment for all clients.

The Intersectionality and Mental Health Workshop was curated to provide education on Intersectionality while exploring the impact of inequalities and disadvantages regarding marginalized groups.

This workshop is designed to help participants explore their emotions and deepen their awareness of how emotions impact their wellbeing. The first part focuses on understanding emotional health, the role emotions play in our lives, and tools for processing and exploring them. The second part offers practical mindfulness activities to help individuals develop grounding, emotional regulation, and present-moment awareness.

This workshop can be modified to support youth.

QPR is an emergency mental health intervention for individuals who may be experiencing a suicide crisis. Ultimately, The Gatekeeper training is designed to teach individuals how to recognize the warning signs of and interrupt the crisis while directing the individual to proper care and resources. 

This training is accessible to anyone who desires to support the mental health of their loved ones, friends, neighbors, and community. Certified Gatekeepers could operate as a bridge for a person in need; becoming an integral part of early recognition and early intervention.

The Layperson Naloxone (NARCAN) training course will teach you how to recognize the signs of an opioid overdose and administer the opioid overdose reversal drug Naloxone.

The Layperson Naloxone (NARCAN) Administration training course is suitable for laypersons, including, but not limited to: businesses, organizations, community members, correctional facilities, educators, faith groups, government and health care professionals, parents and caregivers, pharmacies, school nurses, senior living facilities, sober living communities, treatment and recovery centers, and more.

We understand that finding the right resources to create a meaningful and impactful mental health workshop can be a challenge. At Phoenix Therapeutics, PLLC, we specialize in tailoring workshops that address the unique needs of your audience. If other platforms haven’t provided the depth, personalization, or effectiveness you’re looking for, we can help.

Our team works closely with you to design, implement, and deliver workshops that are engaging, insightful, and grounded in best practices for mental health. Whether it’s stress management, coping strategies, or building resilience, we’ll ensure your workshop is both informative and transformative.