Clinician Self Care - Suicide Prevention Awareness Presenter: Michaele P. Dunlap, PsyD June 13, from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm Location: OnlineRegular Pricing: $20 for Professionals, $15 for Students, and $0 for EHNW affiliates Dr Dunlap's description: "That human beings sometimes commit suicide is a fact. As mental health professionals we are required to understand suicide […]
A Deeper Dive Into E-H Therapy Practice
The experiential intensive involves a combination of relationship-building, learning of theoretical foundations, and first-hand experiences wherein theory comes to life.
Hands-On Experiential Training!
Engage in intensive, immersive experiential learning
Practice working in the "here and now" with an E-H focus
Learn to build the therapeutic relationship using E-H skills
Experience how E-H therapy is practiced up close and personally
Join professionals/graduate students in a facilitated and safe environment
Join EHNW for a discussion in how we can support our clients when they explore their concerns about our current political situation. An Existential value is that we are all Beings-in-the-World. We are not separate from what is going on.
Online Salon Facilitated by: Sonja Saltman, MS - EHI Core Instructor, and Joshua Diliberto, LCMHC, NCC, RYT - EHI TA Date/Time: Tuesday April 15, 2025 at 11am-1pm PDT | 2pm-4pm EDT & 6pm-8pm UTCLocation: Online Via ZoomEnrollment: $25 for General tickets. To promote effective discussion we are limiting registration to 30 people and we offer […]
EHNW Lunch and Learn So, CBT & EH Walk Into a Bar… Facilitated by: Kayla Birkeland Date: Friday, 4/11/2025Time: 1pm–2:30pm Pacific Daylight Savings TimeFee: $20 General Online: via Zoom In this Lunch & Learn, Kayla will be taking the time to explore the proclivity towards an either/or mindset when it comes to how we approach […]
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Online Workshop
The workshop offers practical strategies for therapists to enhance their therapeutic presence, a fundamental aspect of effective therapy. Participants will learn through discussion and demonstration how to cultivate a deeper connection with clients by actively following the therapeutic process and offering insightful process comments. Process comments deepen the work by focusing for example, not simply on the “problem” the client brings to therapy but on their way of relating to the problem.
Facilitated by Bob Edelstein, LMFT, MFT Online Event Host: EHNW in Portland Participants will review therapy cases, including client’s presenting issues and potential therapeutic responses, from within an Existential-Humanistic framework. Please feel free to bring a current case for which you would like some consultation. You can also just listen to others, ask questions, and contribute […]
EHI is excited to be continuing the new series of experiential salons into the new year. The intention for these salons is to honor EHI's commitment to experiential learning as well as the time honored group process of discussion and integration.
On January 30th, EHI is hosting a two-hour virtual community space for encountering The Therapeutic Relationship. Personal, relational, and cosmological aspects are considered in group discussion, practical demonstration, dyad engagement, and will be flexible to follow emergent wishes from the group.
Facilitated by: Sonja Saltman, EHI Core Instructor and Josh Diliberto, EHI Teaching Assistant
EHNW Lunch-n-Learn
Working With the Grieving Client: Using existential humanist principles to support the client on their journey
Facilitated by: Adam Marx, MA, Professional Counselor Associate
This workshop, hosted by EHNW in Portland, Oregon, is designed for therapists who wish to deepen their work with grieving clients through the lens of existential humanist counseling principles. Participants will focus on the concepts of being versus doing, process versus content, inclusion not amputation, and others.
2025 Theme: Wisdom, Meaning and Hope for Humanity Join Pioneers in Existential Thought! The Global Existential Summit #4 Programme Day 1 | Monday 6th January 2025Pninit Russo-Netzer: A Philosophy of The Beauty and Gravity of Being Human | IsraelRobert Stolorow: A Philosophy of Crumbling Metaphysical Illusion In Emotional Trauma | USAMarc Boaz: A Philosophy Exploring […]
E-H Reading Group - Open to All Facilitated by: River Heisler w/ EHNW Board Members Ryan Brown and Justin Rock This Existential/Humanistic (EH) reading group is a space to engage creatively, constructively, and spontaneously with the works of philosophers belonging to a large stream of “existential” and “phenomenological” thought (terms with which we will certainly […]
Friday, Nov 1st and Saturday Nov 2, 2024
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Friday, Nov 15th and Saturday Nov 16th, 2024
Registration to open late June.
An Existential-Humanistic approach to psychotherapy can be a foundation for all therapists seeking to do deep and life-changing work with their clients. The E-H approach is based on core ways of being and working with clients that help facilitate greater awareness, greater sense of choice, increased agency and adaptiveness and a deeper connection to self and others – all in the service of healing and growing. There are core capacities and skills an E-H therapist uses to help clients effectively explore and work through their existential predicaments so they can more fully access what deeply matters to them.
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