CEs for Your Clinical Practice

Move beyond the surface with rigorous CEs. Our courses bridge the gap between theory and practice for Texas LPCs and LMFTs.

Ahava Wellness was built as a clinical practice first.

Every course we offer comes from the same place as our client work; a genuine belief that the most effective therapy happens when clinicians understand not just what to do, but why it works and how to adapt it to the person in front of them.

Our CE courses are written for Texas LPCs and LMFTs who want to go deeper. Deeper into the theory. Deeper into the neuroscience. Deeper into what it looks like to bring attachment, somatics, existential frameworks, and women's physiology into a real clinical hour.

Trauma Informed

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Texas BHEC

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LPC & LMFT

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Continuing Education

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Instant Access

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Trauma Informed ✳︎ Texas BHEC ✳︎ LPC & LMFT ✳︎ Continuing Education ✳︎ Instant Access ✳︎

Our Courses

Every course is 3.0 CE hours, home study, and includes a course-specific clinical toolkit. One year of unlimited access.

$47.00

One time

Build a somatic approach to yoga informed care, rooted in the neuroscience of bottom-up therapeutic interventions and nervous system regulation.


Attachment, Core Beliefs and Emotional Regulation

$47.00

One time

A clinical framework connecting attachment patterns, core beliefs, and emotional regulation into a model for understanding and treating adult clients.


Existential Therapy Approaches to Life Transitions

$47.00

One time

A specialized lens equipping Texas LPCs to work with meaning-making identity disruption, and existential anxiety as primary clinical material in the therapy room..


Somatic Processing Yoga Informed Practice

$47.00

One time

A clinical examination of how perimenopausal hormonal fluctuation produces and amplifies anxiety symptoms and how treatment shifts for the midlife client.


The Physiological Rule Out: A Clinical Standard

$47.00

One time

A protocol for determining when anxiety, depression and cognitive complaints warrant hormonal evaluation alongside therapy anchored in ACA code of ethics.


The Menopausal Brain in Clinical Practice

$47.00

One time

A neuroendocrine framework for recognizing how estradiol and progesterone shifts alter mood, cognition, and anxiety presentation in midlife clients.


Perimenopause and Anxiety in the TherapyRoom

What You’ll Learn

.02 Translating Neuroscience in the Therapy Room

Understanding the theory is only half of it; knowing how it lives in the body is what changes the work. This section focuses on the neuroscience of the nervous system and how physiological states dictate emotional capacity. You will learn to identify the somatic markers of attachment injuries and regulation struggles, giving you the ability to bring a "physiology-first" perspective into your sessions without losing the relational heart of the therapy.

.01 Transforming Your Clinical Lens


We don't just skim the surface of symptoms; we dive into the "why" behind the clinical presentations you see every day. You will explore the intersection of attachment patterns, somatic processing, and the nervous system to understand how core beliefs and emotional regulation are woven together. By grounding your work in these existential and physiological frameworks, you gain a clearer lens for conceptualizing the internal experience of the person sitting in front of you.

.03 Adapting Frameworks for the Real Clinical Hour

The final focus is on the "how"—the practical adaptation of complex theories into a 50-minute hour. You will walk away with an integrated clinical framework that connects attachment patterns and core beliefs to real-time regulation strategies. These courses provide the tools to help you move beyond manualized treatment and instead adapt your interventions to the unique person in the room, ensuring your work remains both deeply effective and authentically human.

About the Instructor

I’m a Licensed Professional Counselor and EMDR-trained clinician with advanced training through NYU and Harvard Medical School. My work focuses on trauma and how people navigate identity, meaning, and psychological stability during periods of change.

This course reflects the clinical models I use in practice; structured, grounded, and designed for real session work.

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