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Fear is insidious. It can creep in and slowly take over a client’s life without their realizing it. What’s worse, fear can get so deeply rooted that clients often feel powerless to change it. We need to know how to address fear when it’s rooted in trauma or shame, and what to do when fear is triggering a near-constant state of defense or shutdown. That’s why we’ve created a program to give you a new idea every day for the next 5 weeks from the top 20 experts on working with fear. CE/CMEs are ava

Fear is insidious. It can creep in and slowly take over a client’s life without their realizing it. What’s worse, fear can get so deeply rooted that clients often feel powerless to change it. We need to know how to address fear when it’s rooted in trauma or shame, and what to do when fear is triggering a near-constant state of defense or shutdown. That’s why we’ve created a program to give you a new idea every day for the next 5 weeks from the top 20 experts on working with fear. CE/CMEs are ava

67.3K viewsMay 21, 2021

Fear is gripping the world. This is not just a health crisis, but an economic and mental health crisis, too. That’s why we are doing something we’ve never done before. We’ve created a program to give you a new idea every day for the next 5 weeks from the top 20 experts on working with fear. And 100% of proceeds go towards supporting those working to mitigate the impact of COVID-19. Take a look ➡️ https://www.nicabm.com/program/a2-fb-next-fear/?d=fbo.1020.2.a | NICABM

Fear is gripping the world. This is not just a health crisis, but an economic and mental health crisis, too. That’s why we are doing something we’ve never done before. We’ve created a program to give you a new idea every day for the next 5 weeks from the top 20 experts on working with fear. And 100% of proceeds go towards supporting those working to mitigate the impact of COVID-19. Take a look ➡️ https://www.nicabm.com/program/a2-fb-next-fear/?d=fbo.1020.2.a | NICABM

68.7K viewsApr 27, 2020

There are some clients who say “yes” to everything . . . . . . not out of agreement, but out of fear. Fear of rejection. Fear of conflict. Fear of being seen as “too much.” And then there are clients who carry a belief so painful, they may never speak it out loud: “Something is wrong with me. I’ll never be enough.” These beliefs don’t just affect relationships — they shape every corner of a client’s life. This Memorial Day, we’ve brought together two deeply focused programs to help you shift the

There are some clients who say “yes” to everything . . . . . . not out of agreement, but out of fear. Fear of rejection. Fear of conflict. Fear of being seen as “too much.” And then there are clients who carry a belief so painful, they may never speak it out loud: “Something is wrong with me. I’ll never be enough.” These beliefs don’t just affect relationships — they shape every corner of a client’s life. This Memorial Day, we’ve brought together two deeply focused programs to help you shift the

38.2K viewsMay 23, 2025

In the aftermath of trauma, the nervous system is often on high alert, ready to take over at the slightest hint of danger. And when a client is caught in a continuous cycle of reactivity and fear, it can be difficult for them to make any sort of meaningful progress in therapy. So how can we skillfully soothe a hypervigilant nervous system to make our trauma work with clients more effective? We brought this question to four of the top minds in the field of trauma in this focused, online course. A

In the aftermath of trauma, the nervous system is often on high alert, ready to take over at the slightest hint of danger. And when a client is caught in a continuous cycle of reactivity and fear, it can be difficult for them to make any sort of meaningful progress in therapy. So how can we skillfully soothe a hypervigilant nervous system to make our trauma work with clients more effective? We brought this question to four of the top minds in the field of trauma in this focused, online course. A

177.1K viewsFeb 10, 2022

More and more, we’re seeing clients whose fear of imperfection – or of even making mistakes – is wreaking havoc on their lives. That’s why we turned to Dan Siegel, Pat Ogden, Stephen Porges and 23 other top experts to get their best strategies to help clients achieve their goals without the harsh self-critical drive that’s damaging their mind and body. This sale ends soon, so register today and transform your work with clients. Click here to learn more ➡️ https://www.nicabm.com/program/fb-perfec

More and more, we’re seeing clients whose fear of imperfection – or of even making mistakes – is wreaking havoc on their lives. That’s why we turned to Dan Siegel, Pat Ogden, Stephen Porges and 23 other top experts to get their best strategies to help clients achieve their goals without the harsh self-critical drive that’s damaging their mind and body. This sale ends soon, so register today and transform your work with clients. Click here to learn more ➡️ https://www.nicabm.com/program/fb-perfec

95.2K viewsDec 29, 2022

Rejection can leave a devastating imprint on the nervous system. It can keep clients stuck in fear, pain and shame for years to come. Left untreated, a client’s fear of rejection can lead to withdrawal and isolation, and that can feed devastating feelings of loneliness and emptiness. So how do we work with this? That’s why we turned to the world’s top 24 experts for the latest strategies on how to work with clients who are desperately afraid of being rejected in this brand new online short cours

13.1K viewsMay 19, 2020

When a client experiences shame, they live in constant fear of being rejected. And they become trapped in the avoidance strategies they create to escape the pain. For more expert insights on working with a client’s shame click here: https://www.nicabm.com/program/fb-shame-5/?d=fbo.731.i | NICABM

When a client experiences shame, they live in constant fear of being rejected. And they become trapped in the avoidance strategies they create to escape the pain. For more expert insights on working with a client’s shame click here: https://www.nicabm.com/program/fb-shame-5/?d=fbo.731.i | NICABM

12K viewsSep 27, 2018

For many clients, OCD doesn’t look like what you’d expect. Sure, it might include compulsive checking or contamination fears — but more often than not, it shows up in subtle, easily-missed ways: intrusive thoughts, constant rumination, or overwhelming doubt. That’s why standard talk therapy often fails. In fact, it can even make things worse. So how can you recognize the less-obvious subtypes of OCD — and help clients break free from the cycles that keep them stuck? Join Jenny Yip, PsyD, for a 3

36.5K viewsSep 16, 2025

Have you ever worked with a client whose defenses only seemed to harden the more you tried to help them change? Shame that won’t lift . . . compulsions that keep coming back . . . extreme beliefs that feel impossible to reach. When traditional approaches stall, Internal Family Systems (IFS) can offer a new way in. That’s why we’ve partnered with Richard Schwartz, PhD — the founder of IFS — for a brand-new 4-part series on applying IFS to complex clinical issues. You’ll also hear from top IFS tra

140.7K viewsSep 25, 2025

Have you ever worked with a client who struggles to put their experiences into words . . . yet continues to feel trapped by emotions they can’t explain? When trauma occurs before language develops, it often leaves clients feeling disconnected, confused, and unable to trust those around them — including you. How can you help them find a path to healing that transcends words? To answer this question (and many more), we've partnered with Frank Anderson, MD, a world-renowned expert in treating preve

82.8K viewsMar 18, 2025

Some of the most painful trauma happens before a client even develops language — and it can shape their emotional world for a lifetime. That’s why Frank Anderson, MD is sharing his expert approach to treating preverbal and attachment trauma using Internal Family Systems (IFS). You’ll learn strategies to help clients build secure attachment, work with implicit memories, and foster self-compassion for their most wounded parts. This course is available for 50% off for a limited time. 👉 Get access

77.2K viewsMar 18, 2025

Some clients have no narrative for their trauma — only hypervigilance, chronic tension, or attachment distress that doesn’t seem to make sense. That’s because early trauma is stored in the deepest part of the brain, long before emotion or cognition came online. Deep Brain Reorienting (DBR) gives therapists a way to work directly with that moment of impact — the pre-verbal shock that still echoes through the nervous system. In this workshop, Ruth Lanius, MD, PhD, and Frank Corrigan, MD will teach

71.6K views9 months ago

Growing up with a narcissistic parent can leave deep emotional scars. And even years later, those early wounds often echo into adult relationships and sense of self — fueling struggles with self-worth, fear of rejection, and a constant pressure to meet others’ expectations. So how can we help clients shift the patterns they developed to survive childhood . . . and finally feel safe enough to connect? Join Daniel J. Fox, PhD, a leading expert on treating personality disorders, for a 3-hour traini

67.2K viewsSep 3, 2025

Have you ever worked with a client who seems trapped in a cycle of grandiosity and shame . . . yet resists exploring the emotions fueling their behavior? When narcissistic patterns take hold, they often leave clients feeling disconnected, defensive, and stuck in unhelpful ways of relating to others — and to themselves. How can you help them begin to “wake up” from the dream of grandiosity and reconnect with their authentic selves? To answer this question (and more), we’ve partnered with Terry Re

64.2K viewsJan 21, 2025

Trying to relax… ...ends up reflecting on everyone’s coping strategies instead. . . . . . #nicabm #traumatherapy #mentalhealth #socialwork #mentalhealthawareness #psychotherapy #clinicalpsychology #psychologystudents #psychology #education #traumarecovery #psychologist #health #wellness #traumainformed #therapistsofinstagram #therapy #mindfulness | NICABM

41.5K viewsSep 3, 2025

Early trauma treatment assumed talking was the cure. But not everyone can tolerate diving into the deepest pain. Healing doesn’t have to mean retraumatizing. We can meet clients where they are. . . . . . #nicabm #traumatherapy #mentalhealth #socialwork #mentalhealthawareness #psychotherapy #clinicalpsychology #psychologystudents #psychology #education #traumarecovery #psychologist #health #wellness #traumainformed #therapistsofinstagram #therapy #mindfulness | NICABM

30.7K viewsSep 19, 2025

When a client is trapped in a cycle of chronic pain, they face not just the physical torment but the shadow it casts on every aspect of their life—exhaustion, isolation, despair, anxiety, and depression. In these moments, when medical explanations and treatments fall short, the hope for relief often lands in the hands of mental health professionals like you. Join us for an indispensable training workshop with Howard Schubiner, MD, a pioneer in the treatment of chronic pain. He will share how you

27.2K viewsFeb 27, 2025

In real clinical work, clients rarely present with just one problem. A client comes in for anxiety — but there’s chronic pain underneath. Another is grieving a loss — and suddenly, digestive distress flares. A third seems self-contained — and then you uncover deep attachment wounds. When symptoms overlap, traditional single-topic trainings can fall short. That’s why, for this Cyber Monday sale, we bundled eight top NICABM courses into one comprehensive resource. Inside, you’ll get strategies for

13.8K views11 months ago

It’s tempting to jump in after a traumatic event. But too much talking or processing too soon can backfire. It can interfere with the brain’s natural healing process. The goal is support—not overwhelm. . . . . . #nicabm #traumatherapy #mentalhealth #socialwork #mentalhealthawareness #psychotherapy #clinicalpsychology #psychologystudents #psychology #education #traumarecovery #psychologist #health #wellness #traumainformed #therapistsofinstagram #therapy #mindfulness | NICABM

19.8K viewsSep 23, 2025

For years, trauma work meant diving straight into the hardest material. That was the legacy we were handed. Today, we understand regulation opens more doors than re-exposure. Listen to Janina Fisher, PhD to find out more! . . . #nicabm #traumatherapy #mentalhealth #socialwork #mentalhealthawareness #psychotherapy #clinicalpsychology #psychologystudents #psychology #education #traumarecovery #psychologist #health #wellness #traumainformed #therapistsofinstagram #therapy #mindfulness | NICABM

11.7K views11 months ago

What looks like entitlement may be exhaustion. A part working nonstop to keep shame from breaking through. That’s where compassion changes the work. Learn more from Frank Anderson, MD, PhD! | NICABM

5.1K views11 months ago

Trauma isn’t stored as a clear narrative. What clients can tell is often just the cover story. The deepest pieces return as sensations, images, and reactions. That’s why listening to experience matters more than listening for a story. . . . #nicabm #traumatherapy #mentalhealth #socialwork #mentalhealthawareness #psychotherapy #clinicalpsychology #psychologystudents #psychology #education #traumarecovery #psychologist #health #wellness #traumainformed #therapistsofinstagram #therapy #mindfulness

2.9K views9 months ago

The photo doesn’t match the mental picture you had at all. But you still feel like you know them. Therapists, you know what we mean? . . . . . #nicabm #traumatherapy #mentalhealth #socialwork #mentalhealthawareness #psychotherapy #clinicalpsychology #psychologystudents #psychology #education #traumarecovery #psychologist #health #wellness #traumainformed #therapistsofinstagram #therapy #mindfulness | NICABM

105.8K viewsSep 2, 2025

When clients live with chronic pain, it can feel like an endless battle against their own bodies, profoundly impacting their quality of life. This complex challenge requires more than just traditional approaches to pain management—it demands a deep understanding of the neurobiology of pain and innovative treatment strategies. That's why we're excited to offer a workshop titled "How to Help Reduce Chronic Pain." This training, led by Howard Schubiner, MD, explores groundbreaking methods to not on

101.2K viewsJan 14, 2025

That moment when your therapist voice sneaks out in everyday conversations… “Stop talking to me like I’m a client.” Oops! 😂 . . . . . #nicabm #traumatherapy #mentalhealth #socialwork #mentalhealthawareness #psychotherapy #clinicalpsychology #psychologystudents #psychology #education #traumarecovery #psychologist #health #wellness #traumainformed #therapistsofinstagram #therapy #mindfulness | NICABM

20.2K viewsOct 11, 2025

For many clients, sex is where emotional connection — and emotional pain — show up most clearly. But it’s also the part of therapy that often gets overlooked. That’s why we’re hosting a workshop with EFT trainer George Faller, LMFT — to share expert strategies for working with the third (and often least addressed) attachment system: the sexual attachment system. You’ll get practical tools to bring up sex in session, explore fears and longings, and guide clients toward healthier connection — all

286.2K viewsJul 31, 2025

How to Help a Traumatized Body Relax without Fear | NICABM

62.1K viewsMay 12, 2018

For many clients, OCD doesn’t look like what you’d expect. Sure, it might include compulsive checking or contamination fears — but more often than not, it shows up in subtle, easily-missed ways: intrusive thoughts, constant rumination, or overwhelming doubt. That’s why standard talk therapy often fails. In fact, it can even make things worse. So how can you recognize the less-obvious subtypes of OCD — and help clients break free from the cycles that keep them stuck? Join Jenny Yip, PsyD, for a 3

25.7K viewsSep 16, 2025

When clients live with chronic pain, it can feel like an endless battle against their own bodies, profoundly impacting their quality of life. This complex challenge requires more than just traditional approaches to pain management—it demands a deep understanding of the neurobiology of pain and innovative treatment strategies. That's why we're excited to offer a workshop titled "How to Help Reduce Chronic Pain." This training, led by Howard Schubiner, MD, explores groundbreaking methods to not on

64.5K viewsFeb 27, 2025

When clients live with chronic pain, it can feel like an endless battle against their own bodies, profoundly impacting their quality of life. This complex challenge requires more than just traditional approaches to pain management—it demands a deep understanding of the neurobiology of pain and innovative treatment strategies. That's why we're excited to offer a workshop titled "How to Help Reduce Chronic Pain." This training, led by Howard Schubiner, MD, explores groundbreaking methods to not on

46.6K viewsFeb 27, 2025

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