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Webinars

Upcoming Webinars

Recorded webinars will be available, and may be purchased in advance, if you can not attend the live webinar.

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October 1, 2026, Noon to 2:00 PM EST

Peregrine M. Kavros - PhD, MDiv, MBA​

Intimate Alchemy
-Transformational Connection

During my time with you, I will share a few of the Schema Therapy tools and experiential techniques that I draw from to help clients identify and express how they wish to be known sexually and intimately.

Past Webinars

Sex and Schemas webinar by Schema Therapy Training Canada with Ruth Holt

Ruth Holt - MClinPsych, BSocSci (HonsPsych),
GradDipPsych, BA (Hons)​

Schema Therapy Training Canada Presents:
Sex and Schemas

Many clients arrive in our rooms with sexual challenges, with research suggesting therapists often feel ill-equipped to raise or treat. This is particularly important when we are working with clients who have experienced early adversity.

Robin Spiro, LCSW, presenting Schema Therapy for Complex Trauma webinar

Robin Spiro - LCSW​

Schema Therapy Training Canada Presents:
Schema Therapy for Complex Trauma

Our most challenging and yet ultimately most rewarding clients are those who have experienced the most hardship in childhood – often including multiple abusers and profound emotional and physical neglect. 

Dr. Joan Farrell presenting Powerful Imagery Rescripting Techniques in Schema Therapy webinar

Dr. Joan Farrell

Powerful Imagery Rescripting Techniques in Schema Therapy

Traumatic experiences in childhood play a central underlying role in many psychological disorders from complex PTSD, dissociative disorders, chronic anxiety and depression to personality disorders. 

Wendy Behary, LCSW, presenting Behind the Mask of the Perpetual Victim webinar

Wendy Behary LCSW

Behind the Mask of the “Perpetual Victim” ... Identifying and Treating the Covert Narcissist and their Partners

Covert narcissism is a subtle and often overlooked form of narcissistic personality disorder that can be challenging to detect because it hides in plain sight – beneath the surface.

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