workshops & peer groups
Monthly Drop-in Consultation Group
Join for a virtual monthly group—a space to ask questions about marketing, private practice, and more.
Open to grad students and professionals. 15 attendees per month (first come, first serve, registration required).
2-hour workshop exploring creating, marketing, & facilitating workshops
2-hour workshop exploring the basics of starting your own private practice.
2-hour workshop sharing tips and tricks for interviewing and starting your journey as a therapist
2-hour workshop providing an introduction to marketing, networking, and social media for therapists and grad students.
Additional Trainings
Each of these trainings are hosted by Let’s Talk About It, and I will either be co-facilitating or attending! I can’t wait to see you there!
Eating Disorders and Body Image in a “SkinnyTok” World: Intro into Eating Disorders and Body Image Care
This introductory workshop designed to help clinicians navigate eating disorder and body image care within a culture deeply rooted in diet culture and weight stigma. Participants will gain foundational knowledge of eating disorders, including different types of ED’s and warning signs, while exploring how body image concerns show up across clients, even when we may not realize it. We will emphasize weight-inclusive, non-diet, and trauma-informed approaches, from an IFS/part work lens, offering practical guidance on how to support clients without reinforcing weight loss goals or harmful messaging.
Herani Argoe is a trauma and body image and Eating Disorder therapist, speaker, and consultant in the metro Atlanta area. She is IFS level 1 and 2 trained, with specific training in IFS and Eating Disorders.
April 23
6 PM to 9:30 PM EST • virtual via zoom
This event is approved for 3 Core CE hours for social workers and professional counselors licensed in Georgia.
Sh*t We Didn’t Learn in Grad School: A Collaborative Learning Space (Pt 2)
Join Let’s Talk About It Founding Organizers Christian Brown, LCSW, CAADC, CFCS, Liz Rhea, LCSW, LICSW, and Casey Schrader, LCSW, LICSW, CFCS for a 2-hour discussion centering on the topic “What We Didn’t Learn from Grad School.” This will be the second in a series of collaborative learning discussions reflecting the feedback from our patrons. This collaborative learning space will focus on all things clinical
This will be an open discussion with time for both structured discussion and questions.
May 21
6:30 PM to 8:30 PM EST
virtual via zoom
this collaborative learning space will not be recorded
Live from Your Phone: Ethics of a Modern Therapist
This workshop will highlight how the rise of social media in a chronically-online world impacts clinicians practicing in 2026. We will explore the ethics surrounding social media marketing, “therapytok” content creators who also practice therapy, and the impact of shared, simultaneous trauma between therapist and client resulting from constant access to news through social media. The focus will be to assist attendees in navigating their own ethical guidelines when making decisions for themselves and their practice regarding artificial intelligence, social media, privacy and security, and informed consent. Some of the more modern risks associated with ethical guidelines between therapists and clients will also be outlined and discussed in order to provide clarity on clinical responsibilities and confidentiality. Presented by Christian Brown, LCSW, CAADC, CFCS, Liz Rhea, LCSW, LICSW, and Casey Schrader, LCSW, LICSW, CFCS.
May 7
5 PM to 8:30 PM EST • virtual via zoom
This event is approved for 3 Ethics CE hours for Professional Counselors and Social Workers licensed in Georgia.
The Invisible Thread: When Grief is Complicated
This intermediate workshop workshop is designed to help therapists and helpers identify and normalize the emotions and experiences clients may have in the wake of losses of many sorts. We will learn about the types of complicated grief and what factors contribute to the complication of the grieving process. Time will be spent explaining the needs of mourning and how to help clients who may appear to be “stuck” in some way as they seek to integrate their losses. We will use real life case studies to illustrate how this “invisible thread” often impacts not only healing but the individual’s functioning, relationships, and overall quality of life.
Jan Owen is a Licensed Professional Counselor and owner of Back Porch Counseling in Huntsville, Alabama. She specializes in working with adult clients dealing with grief, trauma, and spiritual issues. She is certified in EMDR, offering EMDR intensives at her therapy cabin.
May 7
5 PM to 8:30 PM EST • virtual via zoom
This event is approved for 3 Ethics CE hours for Professional Counselors and Social Workers licensed in Georgia.