These trainers represent some of the most valuable wisdom and knowledge I've encountered in my mid-career journey, both personally and professionally.

Hi! I am a clinical counselor working in greater new orelans area. My main frame of work is Humanistic, Gestalt and mindfulness.

I am a psychologist and have been studying trauma, shame, guilt and compassion for the last ten years and I am really happy to learn a little more

I’m a therapist working with Dr. Gabor Maté’s Compassionate Inquiry and other trauma-informed approaches. I support people experiencing chronic symptoms and I would like to deepen my understanding of how to work with shame.

I'm looking forward to learning more about how to support young people struggling with shame and having self compassion. I have a really strong interest in compassion and body image work and how we can use it in eating disorder treatment with young people.

I am excited to learn about the evidence-based practices and interventions on working with shame.

I’ve done workshops with Chris And Kristen in the past in Michigan and M always interested and expanding my knowledge and what I have to offer through others, including experts and everyday practitioners! Thank you for this availability 🥰

I’m interested in the relationship between shame and the inner critic, especially how being hard on ourselves can start to feel necessary, as though it’s what keeps us motivated or stops us from making mistakes. I’d like to understand more about how compassion based approaches works with this and what helps people become open to… See more

I am a clinical psychologist. I use art in therapy with different age groups & clients. It was interesting to hear/ learn of varied approaches. The reminder about the importance of internal awareness and how useful it is, in relating with our clients in practice . Additionally, with those we may meet in our communities… See more

It is a real privilege to be able to hear professionals of such talent and wisdom. I am very grateful for your/ their great generosity. I will certainly use learning from all of them, some new and some learned from their work in books and online materials.

I love the perspective that compassion brings into therapy. The various intersections from the collective such as ablelism, sexism or any "ism" bring in a layered and grounded lens and respects the nuances of clients' and therapists' lived experiences.

Compassion Cures!