Welcome to the Therapists’ Third Place
Home is your "first place," work is your "second place," and a "third place" is one where you exchange ideas and connect.
Get together with like-minded colleagues. We meet monthly to connect and learn from a local colleague about their specialty area of practice.
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Upcoming Events
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Past Speakers
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Self-Compassion with Dr. Lindsay Mills
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Healing from Religious Trauma & Abuse with Mellissa Perry Hill
Mellissa Perry Hill owns Inner Compass Counseling in Gilbert, Arizona where she provides therapy for Mormon Faith Transitions & Religious Trauma. Mellissa has also created a Faith Transitions Journal to support clients navigating transitions of faith.
Learn more about Mellissa Perry Hill:
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Navigating Grief with Majo Birdsall
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Body Image & Eating Disorders with Holly Cook
Holly Cook, LPC, is an EMDR therapist who helps clients overcome challenges related to body image distress and eating disorders, as well as athletic performance.
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Navigating Perinatal Mental Health with Erin Regan
Erin Regan, LMSW, is certified in perinatal mental health and brings both clinical expertise and lived experience to her work supporting new parents. In this call, she shared what private practice therapists need to know to support clients through the postpartum period.
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ADHD Insights & Interventions with Shannon Worle
Shannon Worle, LAMFT, is an EFT-trained therapist with expertise in neurodivergent care. Her work is particularly focused on supporting clients who are diagnosed with ADHD late in life. In this session, Shannon brought clinical insight with practical applications to inspire work with ADHD clients.
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Betrayal Trauma Beyond the Bedroom with Venessa De La Cruz
Venessa De La Cruz, LCSW, helps overwhelmed parents, especially moms of “complex” kids, reduce burnout, anxiety, and guilt and reconnect with themselves. She brings her trauma-informed insights to address the betrayals that happen in non-intimate relationships.
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Four Types of Content Every Therapist Should be Posting with Chelsey Liaga
Chelsey Liaga, LMSW is a therapist and business coach for therapists looking to grow their practice by leveraging social media. In under an hour, you’ll get mindset shifts that make marketing feel ethical and doable, how to set boundaries so you don’t burn out, and exactly what to post and how to plan it step by step.