Caring for Relationships in the Midst of a Storm

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(May 2022) Caring for Relationships in the Midst of a Storm

This two hour workshop will focus on strategies for keeping your spousal relationship strong and balanced. Parenting children who have a history of trauma, attachment challenges, and grief can be difficult and all encompassing. Join us to learn some of the common challenges relationships face. You’ll leave with some real life methods to hold on to or cultivate a healthy relationship even when it feels like you are living in a storm.

Amber Morrighan, MA, LMFT has been working with children who have been adopted or are in the foster care setting, their families and caregivers for 20 years in a variety of settings including residential care (as both a direct care worker and therapist), outpatient therapy, boot camp, and as a clinical supervisor.  She is passionate about helping others heal from traumas and learn to develop healthy attachments to others in their lives.  She is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), rostered in Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP), and certified in Trauma Focused – Cognitive Behavior Therapy. As a Clinical supervisor at both a non-profit agency and privately she is deeply committed to training and teaching other therapists and professionals to assist children and their caregivers in healing the impacts of trauma at any age.  Amber brings the use of humor to presentations and invites others to be able to be light-hearted with difficult subjects.  

Watch time: 115 minutes

Eligible Certificate of Completion time: 120 minutes