This workshop is professional enrichment designed for therapeutic professionals with clinical experience who want to learn or deepen their understanding of Existential-Humanistic (E-H) psychotherapy.

We welcome licensed and pre-licensed professionals from the U.S. and internationally, including therapists, psychologists, marriage and family therapists, social workers, counselors, psychiatrists, nurse practitioners, and physicians.

Graduate students in counseling, psychology, and related therapeutic programs who have clinical experience are also welcome.

No. This is a live-only workshop, and recordings will not be available for later viewing.

To encourage open participation and create a supportive learning environment, we do not record attendee interactions. Although instructors may be recorded during their presentations or demonstrations, these brief teaching segments alone cannot capture the experiential learning that takes place.

We will, however, provide written reviews, presentation slides, and supplemental materials to help participants revisit what they have learned.

We ask that everyone who registers plan to attend all four days in full.

Each session builds on the previous one, and much of the learning takes place through participation in demonstrations, dyads, and small-group exercises. Missing sessions can make it difficult to follow and fully engage in the training. 

There will be no recordings to make up missed days or portions. If you cannot attend the full workshop, we encourage you to consider a future offering and leave the space for someone who can participate throughout.

This is a live, interactive training that combines brief presentations, instructor demonstrations, group discussions, and experiential exercises.

Participants will work in large groups, small groups, and dyads (pairs) to explore and practice core E-H therapeutic skills. EHI instructors facilitate the exercises and provide guidance and feedback.

Participants will remain with the same small group throughout the workshop, allowing relationships and learning to develop over time.

Yes. Because this is an experiential workshop, we ask participants to keep their cameras on and remain actively engaged throughout the sessions.

Being visible helps instructors gauge understanding and supports the connection and engagement essential to dyad exercises, small-group work, and the workshop as a whole.

We understand that participants who are not earning Continuing Education credits may occasionally need to turn off their cameras briefly. However, camera-on participation is an important expectation of this training.

If you need disability-related accommodations, please contact us in advance so we can discuss your needs.

No preparation, required reading, or testing is involved. This is not a lecture series or a survey course on theory or philosophy. 

This workshop follows an experience-first approach. We encourage participants to arrive ready to engage, explore, and learn through direct experience.

For those who would like to explore the theory of E-H psychotherapy before the workshop, we recommend browsing EHI’s Recommended Articles list and The Existential Moment blog series. The textbook, Existential-Humanistic Therapy (3rd Edition) by Schneider & Krug, includes E-H theory and is a primary resource for our Foundations Certificate program.

No. We encourage participants to focus on being present rather than taking extensive notes.

The presentations are intentionally brief and are designed to introduce the concepts and skills explored through demonstrations and experiential exercises.

After each weekend, we will provide a Weekend Review with key concepts and session notes. These materials will help you revisit the learning without having to document everything during the workshop.

Participants will receive materials to support their continued learning, including:

• Weekend Reviews: Summaries of key concepts and topics covered during each weekend.
• Presentation Slides: Copies of PowerPoint presentations used by instructors.
• Supplemental Readings: Selected articles, handouts, and other E-H psychotherapy resources.
• Shared Dropbox Folder: Access to workshop handouts, presentations, reviews, and supplemental reading materials.

Participants will also have an opportunity to opt in to sharing contact information with other attendees who would like to stay connected.

In 2026 and each year previously the workshop was approved for up to 16 CE credits, with four credits available per day. The optional CE fee was $70. CE availability and details for future offerings will be confirmed separately.

When CE credits are offered, participants must attend each session in full, with their cameras on, including all large-group, small-group, and dyad activities. Participants must also complete the required evaluations.

CE credits are provided through the Society for Humanistic Psychology (Division 32 of the American Psychological Association), an APA-approved continuing education sponsor.

Although many state licensing boards accept continuing education credits from APA-approved sponsors, participants are responsible for confirming acceptance with their own licensing boards. The current program information notes that these credits are not accepted in New York.

If CE registration becomes available after workshop registration opens, we will notify those who have already registered and provide instructions for adding CE credits.

For questions or documentation to share with your licensing board, please contact us.

Yes! EHI can provide Documentation of Attendance on official EHI letterhead, upon request, at no additional charge.

This documentation is available to participants who attend and participate in the full workshop. It confirms attendance and participation but is separate from Continuing Education credit.

Your Zoom link will be included in your Registration Confirmation email, which should arrive within a few minutes of registering.

If you do not receive it, please check your spam or junk folder. If you still cannot find it, contact us so we can help.

Please double-check your email address when registering to ensure you receive your confirmation and workshop communications.

We have a limited amount of time so we ask participants to join the Zoom waiting room 15 minutes before each session so everyone is ready to begin on time.

Please contact us if you would like to register multiple participants.

We can arrange a single invoice for your group. Once payment is received, we will provide registration codes for each attendee to use.

Each participant will then register individually using their own name and email address. This ensures everyone receives their workshop information and Zoom link directly.

If you are having trouble completing registration, please check that you have followed these steps in order:

1. Select the type of ticket you wish to purchase.
2. Initial the payment agreement.
3. Initial the waiver.

Both agreements must be initialed before you can continue with registration.

If you still have trouble, please contact us for assistance.

We need a valid email address that you have access to and that you check frequently to send you important workshop information, including your registration confirmation, Zoom link, reminders, and workshop resources.

Please double-check your email address before submitting your registration.

We respect your privacy. We do not sell or share your contact information with third parties. Workshop-related emails are prepared and sent by EHI.