Psychwire

Online courses for health and mental health professionals by the leaders in evidence-based therapy

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Our Mid-Year Sale is live. For a limited time, save up to 50% on online courses across ACT, DBT, CBT, EMDR, EFT, Motivational Interviewing and more.

Learn directly from the founders and leading experts of evidence-based therapies. All of our courses are full of in-depth demonstrations and practical strategies you can use with your clients right away.

Find the course that fits your practice. https://t.co/Sd8mMP8mEQ

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Something big is almost here. Our biggest sale of the year lands 16 June, with up to 50% off online training across ACT, DBT, CBT, EMDR, EFT and more, taught by the people who built the methods. Set a reminder.

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Choosing your next clinical training isn't always easy - especially when there's so much you want to learn.

We currently have a range of courses on early registration discount, covering trauma, emotion dysregulation, anxiety, relationship distress, ambivalence, and complex presentations.

Early registration closes today, so now's a good time to explore what fits where you want to grow.

We've also included a Q&A with Dr. Marsha Linehan on why DBT skills matter - and why insight alone is sometimes not enough. 👇
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In trauma and attachment injuries, change unfolds through emotional experience within a safe, responsive relationship.

EFT and EFIT can also be integrated with models like CBT, ACT, and EMDR, deepening the focus of the work.

They bring attention to what matters in session:
• relational process
• what is happening in the moment
• how emotional experience unfolds

This shifts the task.

Not only understanding what happened, but helping clients engage with their emotional experience in real time, within a safe and responsive relationship.

This Q&A with Leanne Campbell explores how this looks in practice, and what therapists do in session to support emotional repair.

Explore the full Q&A on Psychwire: https://t.co/szndr87Xti

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Support clients to heal from trauma and attachment injuries using Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT)

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Grounded in the science of attachment theory and the power of emotion, EFT helps clients understand how the protective strategies that once helped them cope have come to fuel their distress.

Learn how EFT can help your clients access deeper emotional experiences and new ways of relating to themselves and others.

What you’ll learn:

◆ Step-by-step guidance through the EFT model
◆ In-depth therapy demonstrations showing EFT in session
◆ 12 CE/CME hours

★  4.4 rating
✔︎  95% would recommend EFT at Psychwire

Enroll Today
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In trauma and attachment injuries, change unfolds through emotional experience within a safe, responsive relationship.

EFT and EFIT can also be integrated with models like CBT, ACT, and EMDR, deepening the focus of the work.

They bring attention to what matters in session:
• relational process
• what is happening in the moment
• how emotional experience unfolds

This shifts the task.

Not only understanding what happened, but helping clients engage with their emotional experience in real time, within a safe and responsive relationship.

This Q&A with Leanne Campbell explores how this looks in practice, and what therapists do in session to support emotional repair.

Explore the full Q&A on Psychwire: https://t.co/szndr88viQ

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Dr. Leanne Campbell co-developed Emotionally Focused Individual Therapy with Dr. Sue Johnson.

In this free e-book, she shares her attachment-based framework for understanding and healing trauma, practical theory you can bring straight to your client work.

If you're curious about EFT.
Download your free e-book today:
https://t.co/1u7dgQFnDj

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3 days To Go: Save $200 on DBT Skills for Anxiety & Mood Disorders

If you’re working with anxiety, depression, or bipolar presentations, this course gives you practical DBT strategies you can apply immediately.
✔ Build motivation for change
✔ Reduce emotional reactivity
✔ Increase behavioural activation

Learn through real client demonstrations and walk away with a clear, usable framework for your sessions.

🎓 14-hour accredited online course
🌏 Flexible with 12 months access
👉 Enrol now before April 24 and save $200
https://t.co/fCQekMAs2Z

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Help your clients get unstuck from persistent symptoms and conditions; anxiety, depression, and emotional dysregulation, with proven, evidence-based DBT interventions.
💡 Watch real client demonstrations
🎓 Earn 14 CE/CME credits
🕑 Learn at your own pace, online
👉Access the materials, up to 12 months after

Discover how DBT transforms treatment outcomes and empowers lasting change.

Explore a key skill from the course in their new E-Book “Opposite Action”

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How often do your clients overlook moments of genuine connection?

Relational savoring helps clients return to these moments and experience them more fully, not just remember them. In doing so, it brings attention to care, support, and connection that might otherwise go unnoticed.

In this Q&A, Jessica Borelli explains how to use this approach in session.

Read the full Q&A here: https://t.co/17pQa5d2V4

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This free lesson, extracted from our new DBT Skills course, explains DBT Skills in dynamic therapy demonstrations to show you how to help ease symptoms of depression by rebuilding motivation and joy.

Discover how to:
• Use emotion regulation skills to lift anhedonia and hopelessness
• Marsha Linehan explains how to apply ABC and PLEASE to reconnect with values and set meaningful goals

Enroll Today to Save $200. https://t.co/fCQekMzUdr

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Launching Today! New DBT Skills for Anxiety & Mood Disorders

You’ll learn practical strategies and powerful interventions through comprehensive client demonstrations, illustrating the transformative impact of DBT Skills for a variety of presentations.

This course is designed for psychologists, counsellors, social workers, psychotherapists, and other mental health professionals working with clients with anxiety, depression, or bipolar disorder, including cases featuring comorbid conditions.

Learn from real client demonstrations on how to apply DBT skills and tailor them to your clients.

👉 Find Out More
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In this free eBook, Todd Farchione and David Barlow explore key CBT insights to help you provide clients with a better understanding of their emotional responses and build more adaptive ways of coping.

From their work on the Unified Protocol, Todd Farchione and David Barlow unpack the paradox at the heart of anxiety and emotional reactivity, and why the very strategies clients use to cope can keep them stuck.

Download Today: https://t.co/VXHlNb9ulb

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From his new course, "ACT for Autism: A Neuroaffirming Approach", Russ Harris shares 8 practical tips to help you thoughtfully adapt and modify metaphors so they are more accessible, meaningful, and effective for neurodivergent clients.

Download the eBook today: https://t.co/ehgdsMDzyA

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Developing a compassionate and workable sense of self can be a powerful part of supporting autistic clients.

So how can ACT help clinicians foster positive self-identity in a neuroaffirming way?

In this expert Q&A, Russ Harris answers this question (and more), in ACT with Autistic Adults: Neuroaffirming Insights on Burnout, Identity, and Values.

👉 Read the full Q&A:
https://t.co/hZ1hH6ixDp

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Writing thoughts down can help autistic clients gain distance from difficult thinking patterns, a gentle first step in cognitive defusion.

Learn more practical, neuroaffirming strategies like this in our brand-new online course, ACT for Autism.

👉 Enrol now and save $300 for a limited time: https://t.co/DS3iZYT8ZH

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A neuroaffirming approach supports neurodivergent differences rather than treating them as deficits, but what does this look like in practice when working with autistic adults?

In this expert Q&A, Russ Harris explains what a neuroaffirming approach means and why Acceptance and Commitment Therapy is particularly well suited to this way of working.

👉 Read the full Q&A:
https://t.co/hZ1hH6ixDp

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Use ACT in a flexible, neuroaffirming way with autistic clients.

Save $300 with our exclusive launch discount for a limited time.

Enroll now: https://t.co/Dm4hV97gRF

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Build confidence using ACT with autistic clients through expert-led therapy demonstrations, a comprehensive library of downloadable clinical tools, and a dedicated online forum for personalized guidance from Russ Harris.

Save $300 with our exclusive launch discount for a limited time.

Enroll now: https://t.co/DS3iZYTGPf