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Explore Our Complimentary Mental Health Workshops

At TherapyWorks, we believe that everyone should have the opportunity to learn about important mental health topics. That’s why we are excited to offer a series of complimentary workshops designed to share essential knowledge and practical tools for managing mental health.

Whether you’re currently engaged in 1:1 therapy and seeking a deeper dive into a particular subject, or simply looking to broaden your understanding, these workshops are for you. This content can be explored independently as a valuable resource or complement your ongoing therapy.

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Workshops Are a Good Fit For...

• Those looking to learn more about mental health before committing to therapy.

• Individuals currently engaged in therapy who want to explore topics in more depth.

• Anyone seeking information on managing stress, anxiety, and other common challenges and wanting to gain practical insights.

• Those wanting to deepen their understanding of the topic to better support a family member.

• People who prefer a flexible, virtual learning experience

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Benefits of Attending a Workshop

• Gain practical tools to manage everyday mental health challenges.

• Deepen your understanding of specific mental health topics.

• Learn from experienced therapists in a supportive and informative environment.

• Opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussion with mental health professionals.

• Accessible from anywhere with our virtual format.

Upcoming Session Details

Space is limited and advance registration is required.

Wednesday September 16th | 9-10am

Topic: Back to School Reset

  1. Register for an upcoming workshop that works with your schedule.

  2. You will receive a link to join the workshop prior to the selected date.

Session Details

  • Hosted By: A TherapyWorks Therapist alongside our Community Relations Coordinator

  • Frequency: Workshops are held quarterly

  • Location: Workshops are held virtually on Zoom (link to be provided after registration)

  • Cost: Workshops are complimentary

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Your Hosts

Christie Brown

Community Relations Manager

As the Community Relations Manager, Christie manages the important aspects of high-touch community care while effectively leading company-wide outreach and marketing efforts. She understands the importance of building quality relationships within our local community and strives to create valuable connections, provide helpful information, and represent TherapyWorks as a trusted resource.

Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist

Chloe Cook

Chloe enjoys taking an eclectic approach to therapy as she recognizes that no two client’s needs are the exact same. She creates a warm environment that welcomes all ranges of emotions to exist safely and without judgment. Chloe works with her clients to ensure that they feel safe going at a pace that feels doable and not overwhelming; healing happens one baby-step at a time.

As a company that cares, we know mental health is important to all of us, and it’s more important now than ever that we take care of ourselves. If you are looking for help, let’s do this, together.  Don’t hesitate to reach out:

• Visit mytherapyworks.com/schedule
• Call us at 408-508-6789 or 831-525-5000
• Email
hello@mytherapyworks.com

mental health is important to all of us

For immediate support 24/7, text or call the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988. It’s free and highly confidential, unless it’s essential to contact emergency services to keep you or someone else safe. In an emergency call 911.