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Integrating Psychodrama with Attachment Based Family Therapy

Part II: Building Alliance

Saturday, April 25, 2026 – 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

With Trainer: Paula Catalan Bayon, LCPC, TEP

Assisted by Sam Klotz, LCPC

7.0 Continuing Education Credits (NBCC/MD Board of Social Work Examiners and American Board of Examiners in Psychodrama Training Hours)*

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ACTION METHODS IN EDUCATION,TRAINING, AND CLINICAL SUPERVISION

Co-Leaders: Thomas Northrup, and Catherine D. Nugent

Saturday, February 21, 2026 – 10:00 am to 6:00 pm

Snow Date: Saturday, February 28, 2026

Register Here: https://forms.gle/kbe4gQQH3xj2BZg76

Overview: This interactive and highly experiential workshop demonstrates psychodrama-informed action methods with a focus on practical application in education, training, and clinical supervision.

What You Can Expect:

• A clear conceptual framework of adult experiential learning

• Sociometric exercises tailored for classrooms and workshops

• A demonstration of how to conduct a role training session in a supervisory or skills development context

• Warm-ups, structured exercises, brief teaching segments, and time for reflection and integration.

You Will Leave With:• 3 sociometric tools you can use immediately • A practical design framework for building modules, lessons, or workshops that engage whole-person learning (cognitive, relational, and action-based) • A step-by-step outline for role training in supervision or skills training

Location: Laurel Psychodrama Training Institute (a few turns of I-95 and Route 198 in Laurel, Maryland)

Continuing Education Information*: 7.0 hours—NBCC, Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners, American Board of Examiners in Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy. Investment: • Early registration (before January 31): $225 • Regular registration (after January 31): $245 Space is Limited

Space is Limited, Register Now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScIkO7ORZtRRILuuYZ-VI5yaAyEvfzkneYpN5OG7xo3NESYvA/viewform

Hi,

We offer individual and group supervision for LGPCs. We specialize in helping school counselors transition from solution focused to mental health counseling.susanscalonepc@gmail.com

Dear Colleagues,

If you are a licensed clinician or clinical supervisor seeking to deepen your clinical work, expand your supervisory skills, and reconnect with creativity and vitality in your professional life, I invite you to explore psychodrama training.

Psychodrama at the Laurel Psychodrama Training Institute (LPTI) is a theory-based, evidence-informed approach that integrates body-based, creative action methods to support insight, emotional integration, role development, and relational repair. It is particularly well suited for work with trauma, attachment, grief and loss, and complex relational dynamics, and offers practical tools for supervision, consultation, and teaching.

LPTI offers professional development workshops, immersive intensives, and an in-depth training cohort for mental health professionals and students. LPTI is an approved independent provider of continuing education for NBCC and the Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners. Program details are outlined in the Training Section of the LPTI website: https://www.lptipsychodrama.com/training/

For a practical introduction, I also invite you to explore the Resources / Toolbox section of our website, which includes adaptable exercises for therapy, groups, supervision, and training:
https://www.lptipsychodrama.com/toolbox/

Warm regards,

Cathy

Catherine D. Nugent, LCPC, TEP

Executive Director/Principal Trainer

Laurel Psychodrama Training Institute

Former Faculty, Johns Hopkins University

Former Branch Chief, Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration

Recipient J.L. Moreno Award for Lifetime Achievement in Psychodrama

Fellow, American Society for Group Psychotherapy & Psychodrama

Dear Colleagues,

I’m inviting referrals for my upcoming Unbreak My Soul Safe Space Workplace Trauma Group, a 6-week virtual healing circle created specifically for BIPOC women who have experienced workplace trauma.

Many of our clients carry invisible wounds from microaggressions, silencing, and the exhaustion of “being strong” in spaces that undervalue them. This group provides a safe, affirming environment where participants can process those experiences without judgment or code-switching. It is not therapy, but a guided healing space designed to complement the work you may already be doing with them in individual sessions.

Group Details:

• 6 weekly sessions (90 minutes each) held virtually via Zoom

• October 21 – December 2, Tuesdays at 7:00–8:30 PM ET (no meeting Thanksgiving week)

• Limited to 8 participants

• Investment: $567 (Early Bird $497 for the first 8 seats)

What Clients Receive:

• Unbreak My Soul Safe Space workbook for reflection and healing practices

• Breath work and rituals to regulate the nervous system

• Structured peer-sharing using the Unbreak My Soul Safe Space Method™

• Connection with BIPOC women who deeply understand their lived experiences

Facilitator:
Led by Twanna Carter, LPC, LCPC, CHT, Certified Safe Space Facilitator and certified heath coach with lived and professional expertise in workplace trauma.

Referral Process:
I’ll schedule a brief 1:1 Zoom or phone intro with each potential participant to ensure the group is a safe fit.

Email: jbccounsel@jbccounselingandconsulting.com
Phone: 240-556-5050
️ Interest Form: https://forms.gle/pRy9HWcK3YEgUL1o6

For mental health and wellness professionals, including therapists, physicians, and coaches, who work with high-achieving BIPOC women healing from burnout and the effects of workplace trauma, your referral would be deeply appreciated.

We welcome participants from any location worldwide.

If you'd like to assess a client's suitability for the group or partner on their healing journey, please get in touch. I’m available for a free 15-minute chat or to provide any additional information you may need.

Warmly,
Twanna Carter

Trauma-Informed Supervision Internship Opportunity | Maryland-Based | Unpaid

Placement

Are you a graduate student pursuing clinical licensure in counseling? Looking to deepen

your understanding of trauma-informed care, attachment theory, and ethical clinical

practice in a supportive, reflective environment?

We’re currently inviting applications for a non-stipend internship opportunity with a

trauma-informed, digitally accessible supervision practice in Maryland. Led by a seasoned

therapist and Board-approved supervisor, this placement offers:

Collaborative supervision with a focus on attachment-based practice

Opportunities to co-facilitate psychoeducational and supervision groups

Experience navigating regulatory processes and ethical case consultation

Exposure to creative digital tools for outreach and engagement (Canva, Google Groups,

etc.)

Warm, inclusive onboarding with real-world insight into clinical practice

This internship is ideal for students who:

Are enrolled in a licensure track towards Maryland licensure

Value compassionate mentorship and thoughtful supervision

Want to build clinical confidence and community in early-career practice

Thrive in trauma-informed, growth-oriented spaces

For: Internship beginning Fall/2025 or Winter/2026 with flexible scheduling to meet

academic and supervision requirements. Interested students should send a brief

introduction and resume to https://www.psychologytoday.com/profile/69996 with the

subject line “Internship Inquiry – ASPIREsupervisionpc.com.

I provide supervision to therapists (LGPC’s).  I have 20+ years of experience and I am willing to assist anyone who needs supervision.  My rate is $50.00 per hour.  Inquiries should be emailed to Tammerra.H@anewcarecounseling.com or call 240-603-6527.