Programs at the Lancaster School of Psychodrama and Experiential Psychotherapies have been scheduled for the first quarter of the year. All programs offer continuing education credits for social workers, licensed counselors, marriage and family therapists and psychologists, plus psychodrama and Act 48 hours. In addition, Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP, the founder and main instructor of the school, will be adding selected guest faculty. All offerings are taking place online due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

"In the past year, helping professionals have been attracted to the courses that not only expand their therapeutic skills but also nourish and support their ability to be with their clients during these times of collective trauma,” notes Carnabucci.

The school year opens on January 2 with the first monthly clinical supervision group of 2021 led by Carnabucci. The first class, Integrating Clinical EFT “Tapping” Into Your Holistic Practice, will take place on January 8. Body Care in the Digital Age: Self Care for Helping Professionals, is a class that will address self-care for therapists and others who are now working online. Additional offerings include a monthly circle for professionals interested in Family Constellations, as well as an ethics class that focuses on racial inclusion, and other classes on ways to work with trauma, energy healing and more.

For more information on classes, early bird discounts and other supportive and learning services for helping professionals, visit RealTrueKaren.com.