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CONNECT Clinical Guidance

Emerge

connected.

Examine long-standing theoretical models and explore emerging practices as you
build resources and relationships within the CONNECT community.

Individual Support

If you work for an agency participating in the CONNECT program, you can access free, individual, confidential, clinical guidance. Get support with personal or professional issues.

Call to schedule an appointment.

Agency Training

If you work for or are leading an agency participating in the CONNECT program, you can access free intra-agency training on a variety of topics from trauma-informed care to working with serious mental illness. Call to schedule a consultation.

Continuing Education Courses

If you work for an agency participating in the CONNECT program, you can access free continuing education on a variety of topics from trauma-informed care to self-compassion practices, to suicide prevention.

 

CONNECT has generously offered to provide free continuing education courses to current CONNECT agency employees. 

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Each course provides three continuing education units. Courses are limited to 25 participants. Because space is limited, if you register, please attend.  Typically, courses are in-person at the Santa Fe County Building Downtown. Register Below.

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Mikahla is a Continuing Education Unit Provider. License #CCE0210321. 

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Select a course below to register. 

2025 Courses

More CEUs Available through Emergence.

Inquisitive Therapist Book Clubs
Inquisitive Therapist Book Club is your opportunity to earn continuing education units in an intimate, collaborative learning setting. Read a book in the comfort of your home. Reflect on the content using a provided reading guide. Attend the Inquisitive Therapist Book Club gathering and discuss it with other professionals in the field. 3 CEUs per book
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"I have noted that compassion, especially in its radical form, manifests itself as an impulse. This manifestation stands in stark opposition to the underlying premises of the Darwinist theories, which regard the survival instinct as determining human behavior, as well to the Freudian logic of the Pleasure Principle, which refutes any supposedly natural tendency on the part of human beings to act against their own interests and proposes viewing such an inclination as the product of cultural conditioning…”  
 
                                                             Ken Lambert, Philosopher
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