What begins to shift in your clinical work

As this training is integrated into practice, clinicians often begin to notice changes in how they relate to moments of complexity in session.

Rather than moving away from discomfort, over-explaining, or shifting into analysis, there is a growing capacity to stay in contact with what is happening in real time.

You may notice:

• more ability to stay present when emotional intensity or relational uncertainty arises

• increased awareness of early nervous system cues such as tightening, urgency, or withdrawal

• faster recognition when you have shifted out of direct contact with the client

• more capacity to remain engaged without defaulting to over-responsibility or self-monitoring

• clearer access to clinical decision-making while staying relationally present

The focus is not on becoming a different kind of therapist.

It is on expanding what you can stay with—internally and relationally—without leaving the clinical moment.

How UnSettle Your Practice Works 

Learning to practice differently requires more than new knowledge. It requires new ways of noticing yourself while you're with clients.

Each week, we'll build that capacity together through a structured rhythm of learning, practice, reflection, and integration—so what you learn doesn't stay in the classroom. It becomes part of how you show up in the therapy room.

Live Clinical Learning

Each week we'll meet live to explore the week's clinical focus through teaching, discussion, case examples, and guided reflection.

Together we'll slow down moments that often happen too quickly to notice:

• the urge to rescue or fix
• uncertainty and not knowing
• activation in yourself
• relational ruptures
• moments where your body knows something before your mind does

Rather than asking, "What intervention should I use?" we'll also ask,

"What is happening inside me as I sit with this client?"

Because that awareness changes the therapy.

Embodied Clinical Practice

Throughout the program you'll experience guided somatic practices designed specifically for clinicians.

These aren't wellness exercises or self-care activities. They're practical ways of strengthening your capacity to notice nervous system shifts, remain present under pressure, and respond with greater intention when therapy becomes emotionally complex.

The goal isn't perfect regulation.

It's greater awareness, greater choice, and greater clinical flexibility.

Reflection & Integration

Between sessions you'll receive structured reflection prompts and integration practices that help bridge learning into your everyday clinical work.

You'll begin noticing:

• recurring patterns in your therapeutic stance
• moments you disconnect or over-function
• where your own nervous system shapes clinical decisions
• new possibilities for responding with greater intention

Because insight matters—but integration changes practice.

Ongoing Support

Learning happens between sessions as much as during them.

Throughout the program you'll have access to:

• a private community space for questions and discussion
• bi-weekly live Ask Me Anything sessions
• optional practice partnerships for deeper reflection and accountability

You'll be supported as you experiment, reflect, and integrate new ways of working into your own clinical style.

Program Format

Length: 8 weeks

Schedule: Live weekly sessions (September–October 2026)

Cohorts: Small affinity-based groups

Choose the learning space that best supports your growth:

BIPOC Cohort
A space for clinicians who identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Colour to explore embodied practice alongside others with shared lived experiences.

White Clinicians Cohort
A space for white clinicians committed to developing greater embodied awareness, cultural humility, and accountability in their clinical practice.

Both cohorts receive the same curriculum, facilitation, and learning outcomes. The affinity structure is designed to support deeper conversation, psychological safety, and meaningful integration.