Workshops
Hollyleaf Healing offers clinical consultation, trainings and workshops. Whether it be a one time training or an ongoing training, Maggie enjoys engaging a group in a conversation that furthers learning, challenges our existing views and leaves participants with tangible tools and knowledge to improve their practice.
Rate per hour: $200
Workshops
·Presentations
Group Facilitation & Discussions
·Nonprofit Consultation
Workshops ·Presentations Group Facilitation & Discussions ·Nonprofit Consultation
Previous Trainings and Workshops
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Trials Skills for Social Workers
Tools for social workers who are considering providing expert clinical assessments and testimony in court. This training includes a review of the NASW code of ethics, attorney client privilege and other intricacies.
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Neurosequential Model of Reflective Supervision (& how that relates to what you do)
A workshop for multidisciplinary professionals who work directly with clients who have significant trauma history to build understanding of secondary trauma, countertransference and how to manage heavy work on a daily basis.
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An Abolitionist Approach to Clinical Practice
A review of the history of social work and marriage and family therapy in the US, how that relates to the existence of the systems our clients are impacted by every day, and understanding reformist vs. abolitionist ideas for how to move towards a more just and equitable future.
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Ideas for Staying Fueled and Grounded in Family Defense
An interdisciplinary training with tools to recognize signs of burnout and what is happening in our brains when we are experiencing burnout, identify what fuels participants to do defense work and develop strategies to sustain ourselves in this intensive work.
Feedback
“I learned a lot about the role social workers play in systems such as CPS and the justice system. I also learned how current systems I work within can perpetuate inequalities to the marginalized groups I'm serving. the workshop was conversation based which allowed for me to learn from others and their experiences, but contribute my input as well.”“I feel rooted to an even more client centered approach and also am excited to bring this framework and push back against symptoms instead of making the clients symptoms a personal failing”.“I would love a follow up session!”