3 CEUs
February 27, 2026, 9:00 am
In-Person, or, Online
Training Provided by Robin Grace
NBCC-Approved Continuing Education Training
This continuing education training explores intersubjective and relational approaches to psychotherapy, with a focus on working with emotional trauma. Grounded in psychoanalytic and humanistic perspectives, the course examines how context, relational history, and organizing principles shape the therapeutic relationship.
Clinicians will deepen their understanding of emotional dwelling, attuned language, and the clinical timing of interpretation versus presence, using theory and applied examples to support trauma-informed, relational practice.
Through theoretical discussion and clinical examples, this training deepens understanding of:
Intersubjectivity and its impact on the therapeutic relationship
Early developmental organizing principles
The use of attuned language in therapy
Clinical discernment around the timing of interpretation versus emotional dwelling
Trauma treatment from a relational, humanistic perspective
This training is ideal for clinicians seeking to strengthen their relational presence, refine trauma-informed practice, and deepen their theoretical and experiential understanding of psychotherapy work.
About Robin
Robin L. Grace, LCSW, is an experienced psychotherapist and educator with over 40 years of clinical practice grounded in relational, psychoanalytic, and intersubjective approaches. She holds an MSW from New York University and has completed advanced training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, attachment theory, and mentalization.
Robin has maintained a private practice since 1984 and brings a depth-oriented, humanistic perspective to her work with trauma, emotional development, and the therapeutic relationship. She is also a clinical supervisor and the creator of Shrink Rap, a public radio series exploring psychological themes through performance and dialogue.
Robin maintains an off-grid home, clinical practice and strong connection in the rural community of Haines Alaska. In an effort to expand relational and emotional awareness, she created, Shrink Rap, a public radio series exploring psychological themes through performance and dialogue, broadcasted at KHNS.org, live in Alaska and on the internet. Robin also is a clinical supervisor, avid hiker and fiber artist.
Learn more about Robin on her website robingrace.com
Equity Pricing:
We are committed to making our trainings accessible while honoring the labor and expertise that make them possible. Equity pricing is available for BIPOC participants and individuals from historically marginalized communities.
Student Pricing:
Participants who register using student pricing will be asked to provide proof of student or intern status at check-in when applicable. Attendees who are unable to provide required documentation may be asked to pay the standard registration rate to attend.