Something Is Missing in How We Approach Healing

There’s something I’ve seen again and again—both in my own life and in the lives of the people I work with:

Even after years of therapy, growth work, and insight…
many people are still caught in cycles of:

• regret
• rumination
• self-blame
• harsh inner criticism

And not because they aren’t trying.

But because most approaches don’t actually reach the place where these patterns are generated.

Where I’ll Be Teaching This Work

This is exactly what I’ll be addressing at the Expressive Therapies Spring Virtual Summit (April 23–26, 2026).

This is a unique gathering of:

• therapists and counselors
• expressive and creative arts practitioners
• educators and students
• and people simply seeking deeper, more effective ways to heal

👉 Important: You do NOT have to be a licensed therapist to attend.

CE credits are available—but completely optional.

You can join for a few sessions…or immerse yourself in the full experience.

What I’ll Be Sharing

I’ll be teaching The Wheel of Self-Forgiveness™ (WSF)—a structured, experiential process designed to interrupt the cycles that keep people stuck in self-attack.

This work helps people:

• locate how regret and self-blame live in the body
• identify and soften the inner “attacker”
• move out of reactive thinking loops
• and return to what I call Self-Solidarity™

What Is Self-Solidarity™?

Self-Solidarity™ is not just self-love in theory.

It’s a lived internal experience of:

• safety
• belonging
• self-advocacy
• emotional steadiness

It’s what becomes possible when we stop abandoning ourselves in moments of stress, uncertainty, or perceived “mistakes.”

Why This Matters (For Practitioners and Humans Alike)

Whether you:

• work with clients
• support others in any helping role
• or are doing your own healing

This conversation is essential.

Because without a reliable way to interrupt self-criticism,
people remain stuck—no matter how much insight they gain.

What Makes This Summit Different

The Expressive Therapies Summit brings together:

• art therapy
• trauma recovery
• neuroscience
• storytelling
• psychodrama
• play therapy
• and other creative, experiential modalities

All grounded in real, practical application.

This is not just theory.
This is work you can use.

You’re Invited

This is an open, inclusive event designed for both professionals and curious learners.

✨ Attend a few sessions—or many
✨ CE credits available (if you need them)
✨ Join live via Zoom

👉 Register here:
https://www.expressivetherapiessummit.com/springvirtual

Final Thought

If you’ve ever felt like:

“There has to be a more direct way to actually help people change…”

This is where those conversations are happening.

And I’d truly love to have you there.