Getting Started with Clients Facing Anxiety & Depression
A Structured Approach
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Beginning work with clients—especially those experiencing anxiety or depression—can be complex. It’s easy to miss important details that later interfere with progress: underlying risk factors, functional issues, or even a client’s level of readiness. This learning event provides practical ways to avoid these pitfalls from the outset of your work with clients.
During this free 45-minute live event with Dr. Patricia Rockman, you’ll learn how to establish a solid foundation for therapy, coaching, or counselling that you can return to whenever work gets pulled off track. You’ll learn how to assess risk factors and functional concerns, ask the right questions so critical factors aren’t overlooked, and develop a clear client contract with concrete, achievable goals.
Join us live, get inspired, and walk away with practices you can apply to optimize client success.Â
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What You’ll Learn:
ADHD and Executive Function
Gain a deeper understanding of ADHD as a neurodevelopmental condition affecting executive function.
Mindfulness Strategies for ADHD
Explore practical mindfulness techniques to help clients establish consistent routines and navigate daily activities with greater ease.
Gain a Tailored Practice for Managing ADHD Client Attention and Stress
Participate in a 10-minute practice designed to build awareness and patience, adapted from the upcoming online course Managing ADHD with Mindfulness: Practical Strategies for Supporting Clients, to help clients manage attention and stress.
About The Speaker
Dr. Mark Bertin
Dr. Mark Bertin is a developmental pediatrician and author specializing in ADHD and mindfulness-based care. His books include How Children Thrive and Mindful Parenting for ADHD. Dr. Bertin serves on the faculty at New York Medical College and the Windward Teacher Training Institute and has contributed to multiple advisory boards, including APSARD and Additude Magazine.
