Boulder Psychotherapy Institute

Advanced Training in Applied Existential Psychotherapy (AEP) — since 1989

An Experiential Psychodynamic Gestalt Approach   •   Boulder, Colorado

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Thu, May 9 - Thu, May 9. Nervous System Regulation Therapy for ADHD & Autistic Clients Training, 7203123278
Nervous System Regulation Therapy for ADHD & Autistic Clients: Online CE Training for Mental Health Professionals May 9th, 10:30am-12:30pm MT Training includes: •How emotional dysregulation causes executive dysfunction through a polyvagal theory lens •Common nervous system patterns that NDs get stuck in, including GAD, PTSD, MDD, and how to build skills to regulate the nervous system •Neurodivergent-affirming interventions to address lifestyle issues that decrease dysregulation Learn More...

Thu, May 9. Nervous System Regulation Therapy for ADHD & Autistic Clients Training, 7203123278
Nervous System Regulation Therapy for ADHD & Autistic Clients: Online CE Training for Mental Health Professionals May 9th, 10:30am-12:30pm MT Training Includes: •How emotional dysregulation causes executive dysfunction through a polyvagal theory lens •Common nervous system patterns that NDs get stuck in, including GAD, PTSD, MDD, and how to build skills to regulate the nervous system •Neurodivergent-affirming interventions to address lifestyle issues that decrease dysregulation Learn More...

Wed, May 22 - Wed, May 22. Divorce and Loss Support, Intro Workshop - Zoom, 720-600-2763
Rebuilding Seminars provides community and growth for those going through or already divorced, as well as those who are widowed. This summer, the 8-week seminar is offered over Zoom, and the introductory workshop is on May 22, 6:30-8p to give folks the opportunity to meet Bob Manthy, therapist, owner and facilitator of Rebuilding and to learn about all that we cover in the seminar. All are welcome. Learn More...

Sat, Jul 27. "The Rhythm is Gonna Get You": How Music Can Support Mental Health and Well-Being, 720-859-2970
As a significant part of culture, music has the power to affect people's health and well-being in a variety of ways, touching on different domains of health. Because of this, people at every phase of life can respond to, and benefit from, music. In this class, you'll: Gain a comprehensive understanding of how music impacts people biopsychosocially. Identify ways that music can both trigger and treat within the realm of behavioral health treatment. Examine ways that they can incorporate music into their work within their scope of practice. Recognize situations where consulting with or referring to a qualified music therapist may be warranted. Offered through the Colorado School for Family Therapy, this class will be taught by Faith Halverson-Ramos, LPC, MFTC, ADDC, MT-BC on Saturday, July 27th from 8:30 am - 3:30 pm. About Faith: Faith has experience working with individuals throughout the life spectrum. Trained from a transpersonal perspective, she is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Music Therapy at Colorado State University. She has presented internationally and nationally on music and mindfulness and has contributed to publications on topics related to spirituality, music therapy, and aging. Learn More...

Thu, Aug 1 - Wed, Sep 18. Backpacking Therapy Trip for First Responders and Healthcare Workers, (303) 884-6768
We will be running 3 trips through August and September this year and we will be based out of Salida, Colorado. We will be spending 4 days and 3 nights out on the famous Colorado Trail. While out on the trail we will be doing EMDR sessions with our clients. Groups will be limited to 4 participants per group with 2 therapists/guides. The cost for the package is $4,000 and it includes 2 nights in a hotel (arrival and departure), all necessary gear, all meals, transportation to and from the trailhead, and individual/group therapy. Please check out our website for more information about the trips. Learn More...

Sat, Mar 8 2025 - Sat, Dec 6 2025

Coaching in a New Key: An Applied Existential Approach

Sat, Mar 8 2025 - Sat, Dec 6 2025

Betty Cannon and Robyn Chauvin, BPI - 303 494 0393

This class offers a thorough 60-hour certification training in Applied Existential Coaching. At the request of students who took our first class in 2022, we have added much more experiential work and breakout practice so that you leave with a thorough grounding in basic principles and interventions. If you have found that you like working online and would like to add coaching to your repertoire, this may be the class for you. Unlike therapy, which is limited by state laws, coaching can be done across state lines or actually anywhere in the world. But it is important to know the difference and to have training in coaching if you are going to do this legally and ethically. The training we are offering is an in-depth approach to existential coaching. We will talk about principles and techniques, demonstrate them, show examples from videotapes, introduce experiential exercises, and ask you to practice the approach with other students. The workshop offers a thorough grounding in theory and fundamental interventions along with a taste of what existential relational and group coaching look like. Both coaches and therapists are welcome. Participants completing the training will receive a 60-hour Certificate of Study in Applied Existential Coaching.

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