Training for Therapists
Are you currently studying to become a therapist and seeking practicum opportunities? We are currently welcoming applications for September 2025 and January 2026 start dates. Follow the link to submit an application.
Upcoming
Events
Our talented team of clinicians are often working with community groups, grassroots organizations, business collectives, colleges and universities to offer workshops, panels, groups, and conferences.
Annually, we host the Queering Mental Health Conference in April, and this upcoming year is shaping up to be groundbreaking and engaging as always!
Click the link below to access registration for any of our upcoming online events. And keep us posted if you’re looking to organize anything and need structural support!
On Demand
Learning
Are you a professional looking for self-directed and on-demand educational opportunities that are interactive, meaningful and applicable to the work you do?
Perhaps you’re looking to learn more about yourself, your relationships, your boundaries, and expand your horizons on your journey to self empowerment and understanding.
We have a variety of on-demand learning opportunities coming soon.
Sometimes you need educational opportunities that are a little different or unique. That’s why we offer fully customizable DEI and mental health trainings for individuals and organizations of all sizes. These are delivered live over Zoom, and can accommodate groups of all sizes.
To receive a free 30 minute discovery call to discuss how we can support you, please fill out this form.
Training Tailored to You
“Alice is a master presenter and is an expert in her field. Her presentations are well organized and paced. This workshop had us look at how knowledgeable we were, which helped me to really understand what I thought I knew and what I don’t know. I would repeat this workshop.”
“Alice is an engaging and energetic facilitator who provides valuable information and suggestions for inclusive practices in her workshops. Her workshop caused me to consider my current practices and to make them more affirming to show my commitment to allyship with the LGBTQ2S+ community.”