Bring Presence Into Practice
LEARN HOW SOMATIC AWARENESS AND MINDFUL PRESENCE CAN DEEPEN SOLUTION-FOCUSED CONVERSATIONS ā€“ HELPING CLIENTS MOVE FROM INSIGHT TO ACTION WITH CLARITY, RESILIENCE AND INTENTION.
This interactive training explores how somatic awareness and mindful presence can strengthen solution-focused practice. Participants will learn a clear somatic definition of presence and how to apply it in conversations that support change, action, and forward movement.
The training introduces key concepts including somatics, mindfulness, and solution-focused work, followed by a brief experiential mindfulness exercise to help participants develop embodied awareness in real time.
Participants will explore practical ways to show up as a more mindful and present practitioner, and learn strategies for intentional state shifting that help individuals clarify their next steps, build resilience, and tolerate the discomfort that often accompanies meaningful change.
Through discussion, practical tools such as decision maps, and a case example, participants will leave with concrete strategies for integrating somatic presence into their daily practice and supporting clients in moving from awareness to action.
Earn 2 CE hours when you attend.
Clinical Skills You Will Develop
Understand & Apply Somatic Presence
Develop a clear understanding of somatic presence and its role in mindfulness and solution-focused work.
Integrate Practical Tools into Sessions
Apply decision-mapping, mindfulness, and somatic awareness techniques to support client clarity and engagement.
Use Intentional State-Shifting Strategies
Learn approaches to help clients regulate, access present-moment awareness, and move toward future-oriented change.
Earn Your 2 CE Hours
BUILD PRACTICAL SKILLS IN SOMATIC PRESENCE AND SOLUTION-FOCUSED WORK YOU CAN BEGIN USING RIGHT AWAY.
SIGN ME UPMeet Your Instructors
Dr. Liz Lasky, PhD, LCSW, ACC
Dr. Liz Lasky, PhD, LCSW, is the founder of The Coach Training Program For Helping Professionalsā„¢ and lizlasky.com. She is passionate about teaching therapists how to coach ethically and well. Dr. Liz Lasky is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (NY State, MSW from Yeshiva University). She holds a PhD from Yeshiva University in Social Welfare. She is also a New York University Certified Coach and holds the International Coach Federation credential of Associate Certified Coach (ACC). She is an adjunct professor at Fordham University. She is a published author (both in peer reviewed academic journals and her own book), a professional expert for Bravo TV, and presents her research on coaching single women internationally, most notably at Harvard University. She is also a proud Fellow of The Institute of Coaching at McLean Hospital, Harvard University.
Eileen Pfefferle, LCSW
Eileen Pfefferle, LCSW, is a Certified Coach, Certified Sensorimotor Psychotherapist, EMDR Certified, and Certified in Perinatal Mental Health. Eileen has worked with children, adults, and families to expand skills for self-regulation and communication since 2010. As a therapist, Eileen has worked in metro Denver since 2013 as part of multidisciplinary teams in residential treatment and community mental health, including in-home and school-based therapy services and private practice. Eileen has worked with families and individuals impacted by the shared stress of intergenerational trauma, navigating foster care and adoption, adjusting to immigration across generations, and affirming and advocating for people with LGBTQ+ identities.
